IDebouncedInput
- Namespace
- ZEquipment
- Extends
- Inherited Properties
- Inherited Methods
INTERFACE IDebouncedInput EXTENDS ZEquipment.IDigital, ZCore.ITrigger
Interface which represents the functionality of the DebouncedInput function block. Basically it is used to set the times with SetDebouncingDuration of which the input should be at least stable on High or Low signal.
Basically it extends the IDigital and supports the functions of a DigitalInput
Properties
DebouncingDurationDisabled
PROPERTY DebouncingDurationDisabled : LREAL
Property Value
- LREAL
DebouncingDurationEnabled
PROPERTY DebouncingDurationEnabled : LREAL
This property sets or returns the debouncing time for the enabled state change.
Calling Enabled will only return TRUE, if the actual input from the terminal is "stable", which
means that the state did not change for enabled seconds or disabled seconds, repectively. Note that the latter states refer
to the logic of the software-state, which is configured by calling SetLogic.
Note
Setting a duration to 0 is not completely the same than simply using a DigitalInput. Since this function blocks updates its internal state through calls to its cyclic method. The shortest duration is the cycle time of the PLC. Thus, when using this function block with duration=0 maybe consider to use the simpler DigitalInput function block instead.
Property Value
- LREAL
Methods
IsInputEnabled
METHOD IsInputEnabled () : BOOL
This method returns the actual state of the terminal as boolean. Here debouncing times are by-passed considered. While debouncing times are ignored by this method, the configured logic is respected. For details refer to Enabled or DigitalLogic.
Returns
- BOOL
SetDebouncingDuration
METHOD SetDebouncingDuration (
[input] enabled : LREAL,
[input] disabled : LREAL)
This method sets the debouncing times for each state change.
Calling Enabled will only return TRUE, if the actual input from the terminal is "stable", which
means that the state did not change for enabled seconds or disabled seconds, repectively. Note that the latter states refer
to the logic of the software-state, which is configured by calling SetLogic.
Note
Setting a duration to 0 is not completely the same than simply using a DigitalInput. Since this function blocks updates its internal state through calls to its cyclic method. The shortest duration is the cycle time of the PLC. Thus, when using this function block with duration=0 maybe consider to use the simpler DigitalInput function block instead.