User Guide

Command Syntax
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• After the OIP command has been executed, the trigger point
must be reset (commanded back to its original state) before the
OIP command can be executed again.
• When using an OIP command with an LDO type subpoint, you
must command the point ON/OFF with the number 1 or 0. Using
any text other than 1 or 0 will cause the statement to fail.
• If the trigger point name begins with a number, then the point
name should be preceded by an @ sign. If a variable in the
keystroke sequence begins with a number, then the point name
should not be preceded by an @ sign.
Correct
100 OIP(TRIG,"P/T/D/H///FAN/1FAN//60/")
Incorrect
100 OIP(TRIG,"P/T/D/H///FAN/@1FAN//60/")
• The OIP command must be executed with every pass of the
program in order to see the trigger point change value.
• The OIP command cannot be used to perform loop tuning.
• In an OIP statement, a slash / can be used to represent a
carriage return. An example of a multi-point trend display would
look like:
OIP (TRIG, "P/T/D/P/// Name1/Name2/Name3//10/")
• To specify which trend instance should display, use the following
syntax for the Multi-Point Trend Report:
OIP (TRIG, "P/T/D/P/// Name1//Name2//Name3//10/")
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ON (On status)
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Syntax
ON(pt1,...,pt16)
pt1
through
pt16
Point names that are commanded to ON.
ON(@prior,pt1,...,pt15)
@prior Defines a specific point priority.
pt1
through
pt15
Point names of LDO, L2SL, L2SP, LOOAL, or LOOAP points.
Use
Changes the operational status of an ON/OFF/AUTO point to ON.
• Acceptable point types are: LDO, L2SL, L2SP, LOOAL, or
LOOAP.
• A maximum of 16 points can be changed with one ON command.
• A maximum of 15 points can be defined with one ON(@prior…)
command.
Example
100 IF (OATEMP.LT.60.0)THEN ON(@NONE,
PUMP1,PUMP2)
See also
AUTO, FAST, OFF, SLOW