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Logical I/O blocks
General functions
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For each change at the output [PrVal] from OFF to Stage n or from Stage n to
OFF, the entry for priority 6 is set up as follows:
If the minimum ON-time [TiOnMin] or OFF-time [TiOffMin] is greater than 0:
1. Priority 6 adopts the new present value [PrVal].
2. Priority 6 is set to active.
3. The timer for the minimum on-time or off-time is started.
4. After expiry of [TiOnMin] or [TiOffMin], priority 6 is set to inactive.
If the minimum switch-times [TiOnMin] / [TiOffMin] are set to 0, no action is
taken.
The functions described above are supported only by the BO, MO, BVAL
and MVAL blocks.
With multistage switch commands, the monitoring periods are enabled only
when switching from OFF to Stage n or from Stage n to OFF. When
switching from one stage to another (e.g., Stage 1 to Stage 2), the timer
times are not enabled.
However, any timer times already running will continue to run.
Unnecessary on/off switching operations can be prevented by activating
minimum switch-on or switch-off times.
Activating switch-on or switch-off delays ensures that run-on time delays
are maintained.
In order for a given value to be included in the evaluation of [PrioArr], its
information bit must be set.
The following applies to priority 1,4,7 and 15 (data flow connection): The
relevant information bit is set via pins [EnSfty], [EnCrit], [EnSwi] and [EnPgm].
The following applies to priority 2, 5, 8, 14 and 16 (BACnet command system):
When a given value is commanded via BACnet, the value concerned is entered
in the [PrioArr] and the associated information bit is set automatically.
The following applies to priority level 6: Both the value and the information bit
are handled by the block concerned.
Prio Meaning Use Access via
1 Safety value (life safety)
Reserved for the initiation of safety
functions (1 = highest priority).
If priority 1 or 2 becomes the
determining value for [PrVal], then the
value concerned is transmitted
immediately to the [PrVal] output. It is
not subject to the delay times defined
for priority 6.
Local safety function, e.g.:
- Fire
- EMERGENCY OFF
- Service switch
- Gas alarm
- Thermal package
Data flow interconnection via pins:
[ValSfty] and [EnSfty].
Normally, [ValSfty] is a constant and
[EnSfty] can be enabled/disabled.
2 Higher-level safety function, e.g.:
- Smoke extraction
BACnet command system.
Access via the CMD_CTL block.
3 Not used in Desigo.
4 Critical value (plant protection)
Reserved for monitoring critical plant
states.
If priority 4 or 5 becomes the
determining value for [PrVal], then the
value concerned is transmitted
immediately to the [PrVal] output. It is
not subject to the delay times defined
for priority 6.
Local monitoring of critical plant states,
e.g.:
- Frost protection (protection from
excess cooling)
- Interlock of aggregates
- Icing protection
Data flow interconnection via pins:
[ValCrit] und [EnCrit].
Normally, [ValCrit] is a constant and
[EnCrit] is enabled/disabled.
5 Higher-level monitoring of critical plant
states:
- Frost in ventilation system (close
dampers, stop fans, switch pump on and
open valve)
BACnet command system.
Access via the CMD_CTL block.
The minimum on/off
time
Constraints
Application
Information bit