This instruction is used to change Boolean variables whether they are logical or physical. It sets the state of the variable permanently until a subsequent similar instruction changes its state further.
Syntax |
out_m (s ch, s ch, ...., s ch) |
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s |
Represents the state of the boolean variable: •- = FALSE (open if physical output) •+ = TRUE (closed if physical output) (can be omitted) |
ch |
This is the index that identifies the OUTPUT variable. It can be an integer expression and can range from 1 to 2304 |
Validity |
Rule, Task |
Note |
You can do the same operation directly by imposing the state of the physical channel. ex: OUT(n) = 1 or OUT(n) = 0 |
Up to 10 outputs may be specified in an instruction (compile-time error reporting if exceeded). Indexes must be separated from each other by the comma (,) character.
Example of use:
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