Omega Vehicle Security OMP-MODL - Manual (Page 256)

11.. . A PPENDIX A: M ASTER I CON F ILE R EFERENCE
U SING T HE OMP-MODL 11-94
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS:
Icon Name: Specify the label for the icon. This name will show directly under the icon
within the Program Net.
Output is True when: Check boxes are provided for User selection of up to five
conditions, any of which will cause the icon Output to go True. Note that
the Output will only stay TRUE while the condition is true. The five
conditions are:
1. Memory Becomes __%Full - Output latches TRUE if Logger
memory is filled to the specified percentage. Output goes
LOW when Memory is cleared (unless some other conditon is
true, forcing the Warning icon Output TRUE).
2. Sample Missed - Output latches TRUE if a sample is missed
(ie not taken at the Sample Rate Clock commanded time)
during execution of a Program Net. This can occur if a Net
requires more time to process than the User has specified via
Sample Rate Clock Update rates. Note that missing a sample
does not cause the Program Net to stop. The Output is reset
LOW when the Program Net is Stopped.
3. Power Failure - a Power Failure occurs when the Logger
power supply voltage falls below a useable level. If this
occurs, the Logger stops execution of the Program Net,
preserves data memory, and sets a memory marker (flag) that
indicates that a Power Failure has occurred. When the power
to the Logger returns, the Warning icon Output latches TRUE
indicating that a Power Failure has occurred, and the Logger
will automatically resume execution of the Program Net
however the icon Output will remain TRUE. The Output is set
LOW when the Program Net is stopped. This condition is
mainly used to indicate to a User that a Power Failure
occurred at some time. For warning of impending power
failure, use the Power Low condition (above).
4. System RESET - if a System RESET occurs, the Output
latches TRUE. The Watch-Dog Timer or a front panel RESET
can cause a System RESET to occur. The Output is set LOW
when the Program Net is stopped.
5. Runtime Error - if a Runtime Error occurs, the Output latches
TRUE. Runtime errors should normally not occur, but could
be caused by a corrupted Program Net in the Logger’s
memory. A Runtime error could also be caused by
incompatible Logger and HyperWare versions. The Output is
set LOW when the Program Net is stopped.
Output Name: Specify a name for the Output signal from this icon. This Output
Name will be referenced by other icons downstream in the Program Net.