User guide

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DVC61 Digital Input Setup
The DVC61 Input Setup screen allows the user to configure the 5
Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) digital inputs of the DVC61. The
user may select the tabs at the top of the screen to switch between the
five input groups. The diagrams displayed show possible hardware
configurations for the inputs.
Input 1A check box
Enable the input for use in the project by checking the box.
Name:
The name used in the bubble logic screen to access this variable and properties.
Range: 16 Characters with no spaces. Usable characters are A-Z, a-z,
0-9, and "_".
Rules: The first character cannot be a number, compiler keyword or another names already being used.
Debounce Time:
The amount of milliseconds to wait before accepting a change in input states
Range: 0 to 9990ms in 10ms Increments
Toggle / No Toggle:
When the input is set to Toggle, The input will be set by the appropriate voltage level input edge and will remain
set until the next appropriate voltage level input edge (If set by a positive voltage pulse, it will remain set after
the voltage is not present on the input until the next positive pulse.
When Set to No Toggle, The input is set only as long as the proper voltage is present and reset when removes.
Range: Toggle, No Toggle
Toggle No Toggle
INPUT A
(Name)
Active
High
Input changes states when Voltage
goes from < 2.5 Volts or OPEN
(floating) to > 2.5 Volts
Input is True when voltage is > 2.5 volts
INPUT B
(Name)
Active
Low
Input changes states when Voltage
goes from > 2.5 Volts or OPEN
(floating) to > 2.5 Volts
Input is True when voltage is < 2.5 Volts
Screen Images
Each DVC61 device can support multiple screen images to
display information in various forms.
Each device has up to 12 display variables. At run time each
variable can be assigned the value of an input or output
program variable or another variable.
Every screen image has fields to specify its Name, define
which of the 12 display variables will be displayed, the X, Y
location for the variable and in what format. You may also
enter fixed textual information for the image. A shaded area
to allow the user to preview the finished screen image with
sample variable values is provided.
Name:
The name used in the bubble logic to access this screen and its properties.