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Universal Analog Input Module

Channel related status tags:

The following channel related tags are preceded by the tag name

IF8U_Input.ChannelStatus[X] where X is the channel number 0-7

.Underrange

Indicates the channel’s input is equal to or less than the minimum value for

the selected range or open wire.

Note: The (-10 to +10vdc) input type does not support this function.

.Overrange

Indicates the channel’s input is equal to or above the maximum value for

the selected range.

Note: The (-10 to +10vdc) and (0 to 10vdc) input types do not support this

function.

.CalFault

Status bit indicating if the channel has a “Bad” calibration means that the

third attempt to autocalibrate the channel failed with an error and was

aborted.

.RateAlarm

Alarm bit which gets set when the input channel’s rate of change exceeds

the configured RateAlarmLimit. Remains set until the rate of change

drops below the configured limit unless latched via RateAlarmLatch in the

configuration.

.LAlarm

Low alarm bit which is set when the input signal moves beneath the

configured low alarm trigger point (LAlarmLimit). Remains set until the

input signal moves above the trigger point, unless latched via

ProcessAlarmLatch or the input is still within the configured alarm

deadband of the low alarm trigger point.

.HAlarm

High alarm bit which is set when the input signal moves above the

configured high alarm trigger point(HAlarmLimit). Remains set until the

input signal moves below the trigger point, unless latched via

ProccessAlarmLatch or the input is still within the configured alarm

deadband of the high alarm trigger point.

.LLAlarm

Low low alarm bit which is set when the input signal moves beneath the

configured low low alarm trigger point(LLAlarmLimit). Remains set until

the input signal moves above the trigger point, unless latched via

ProccessAlarmLatch or the input is still within the configured alarm

deadband of the low low alarm trigger point.