Micromod MOD: 1800P - MOD 30ML Identity Module (Version 2) System, I/O and Communications Functions - Manual (Page 172)

Logic Functions - Book 1
ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE BLOCK (AOM)
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Block Type
AOM
This is the Analog Output Module Block type.
Occurrence
1 to 32
There may be up to 32 ‘instances’ allowed of the AOM block type.
02 State (STATE) .................................................................................................................... – – R
Not configurable in this block (always equal to RUN). See Section 2.4.1, State Changes for
additional information. This block, when configured, is always executed in the RUN state
(Normal Operation).
03 Bad Inputs (BADINP)......................................................................................................... CWR
See Section 2.3.2, Data Quality for additional information.
Accepted 1 Block runs its algorithm without a check on input quality and output
quality is set to good.
Rejected 0 Block checks data quality on its inputs and will only run its algorithm if
its input is good (no action will be taken on the value). The result will
be held at the previous value and the result quality will be set bad and
the track status is set to TRACK.
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 output module
against the content of the slot during a power-up or data base 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.
06 Unacked I/O Mismatch (MODMMU) .................................................................................– WR
If the I/O mismatch diagnostic error is enabled, the unacknowledged I/O mismatch diagnostic
status indicates if the diagnostic is or is not acknowledged. The status can be acknowledged
or read as follows.
YES 1 Diagnostic error is unacknowledged.
NO 0 Diagnostic error is acknowledged.
07 Active I/O Mismatch (MODMMA)...................................................................................... – – R
If the I/O mismatch diagnostic error is enabled, the active I/O mismatch diagnostic status
indicates if the error is active even after acknowledgement. The status can be read as follows.
YES 1 Diagnostic error is active.
NO 0 Diagnostic error is not active.