Micromod MOD: 1800P - MOD 30ML Identity Module (Version 2) System, I/O and Communications Functions - Manual (Page 159)

Logic Functions - Book 1
ANALOG INPUT MODULE BLOCKS (VCIM, TIM, RIM, WRIM)
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5.4.6 Analog Input Module Block Parameters
The following further defines the configuration parameters and attributes for the VCIM, TIM,
RIM, and WRIM blocks.
Block Type
The valid block types are:
VCIM
Voltage/Current Input Module Block
TIM Thermocouple Input Module Block
RIM Resistance Input Module Block
WRIM Wide Resistance Input Module Block
Occurrence
1 to 32
There may be up to 32 ‘instances’ allowed of the VCIM, TIM, and RIM
module block types.
1 to 16 There may be up to 16 ‘instances’ allowed of the WRIM module block
type.
02 Block State (STATE) ..........................................................................................................– – R
Not configurable in this block (always equal to RUN). See Section 2.4.1, State Changes for
additional information. This block is always executed in the RUN state (Normal Operation).
03 Bad Inputs Accepted (BADINP) ........................................................................................– – R
This attribute is present but not used with this block. These blocks run without a check on
input quality. See Section 2.3.2, Data Quality for additional information.
04 Diagnostic Group (SUPPGRP) .........................................................................................CWR
The diagnostic errors reported by this block can be grouped for System Event block control of
their reporting.
NONE No group assigned.
1 to 7 Defines the diagnostic group number for the diagnostic suppression group
controlled by the System Event block.
05 I/O mismatch (MODMMS)..................................................................................................CWR
The I/O mismatch diagnostic compares each slot configured for an analog input module
against the content of the slot during a power-up or database download. If the slot is empty or
the installed module does not match the configuration, this diagnostic is generated.
SUPPRESS 1 Diagnostic error is suppressed. Acknowledgement status remains
clear. Even though the I/O mismatch diagnostic is suppressed, the
actual I/O mismatch condition is still determined (see Attribute 14,
MODMM).
ENABLE 0 Diagnostic error is not suppressed and errors are reported to the
System Event block. The error message is reported as I/O
MISMATCH.