Difference between revisions of "CNC Bender v11-20080822"
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[[Edge Trigger]] logic is used to require a button to be released then pressed before it is considered activated. This is usually applied where it is unsafe to allow a button to be continuously pressed (without release) for machine operation. | [[Edge Trigger]] logic is used to require a button to be released then pressed before it is considered activated. This is usually applied where it is unsafe to allow a button to be continuously pressed (without release) for machine operation. | ||
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| − | In previous versions, conditional logic in a process list would not use [[Edge Trigger]] logic if it was enabled. | + | In previous versions, inline conditional logic in a process list would not use [[Edge Trigger]] logic if it was enabled in the CIO objects. From this version forward, CNC Bender uses [[Edge Trigger]]s when the feature is set to true for any input or output acting as an input in a conditional process line. |
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| − | An example of process list condition logic is shown here: | + | An example of inline process list condition logic is shown here: |
[[image:Cncbender_processlist_runbuttons.jpg]] | [[image:Cncbender_processlist_runbuttons.jpg]] | ||
| − | The [if] | + | The [if] is a conditional inline statement that uses an input CIO that is setup for Edge Trigger logic in the CIO dictionary. |
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| − | Previous versions of CNC Bender only use Edge Trigger logic inside | + | Previous versions of CNC Bender only use Edge Trigger logic inside [[COMDEF]]s in process lists. (A [[COMDEF]] is a list of CIO objects). |
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 23 August 2008
CHANGES to CNC PROCESSOR
Added Edge Trigger for Inline Conditional Logic
Edge Trigger logic is used to require a button to be released then pressed before it is considered activated. This is usually applied where it is unsafe to allow a button to be continuously pressed (without release) for machine operation.
In previous versions, inline conditional logic in a process list would not use Edge Trigger logic if it was enabled in the CIO objects. From this version forward, CNC Bender uses Edge Triggers when the feature is set to true for any input or output acting as an input in a conditional process line.
An example of inline process list condition logic is shown here:
The [if] is a conditional inline statement that uses an input CIO that is setup for Edge Trigger logic in the CIO dictionary.
Previous versions of CNC Bender only use Edge Trigger logic inside COMDEFs in process lists. (A COMDEF is a list of CIO objects).
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