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4.4.3.9 FP_DYstatpb

The submodel FP_DYstatpb (

Figure 4-54

) is a pushbutton which, when pressed, writes a value into a sin-

gle controller database point and shows a red status "light" when the status of a controller database point
is set to put_value. The following example shows an instance of FP_DYstatpb configured to put the CON
module tcPID into AUTO mode when the button is "pressed" (clicked on). Additionally, when the AUT atom
of the controller is set, the status light appears in red.

Position the pointer on the submodel and click the right mouse button, then click on the Configure Sub-
model
item on the resulting pop-up menu. The Submodel Configuration window for the STATPB Pushbut-
ton Submodel will appear (

Figure 4-55

).

Variables

Note

FP_DYstatpb is basically a simpler version of FP_DYputpbstat, and
can be used in cases where a value is to be written to only one
controller database point. (FP_DYputpbstat allows up to four values
to be written to as many as four controller database points.)

Figure 4-54. FP_DYstatpb Submodel (FP_DYstatpb)

Figure 4-55. FP_DYstatpb Submodel Configuration Window

button_label

Enter the label to be displayed on the button (e.g., A).

Default: None

put_tagatom

Enter the Tag.atom of the controller database point to which the data config-
ured in put_value will be written (e.g., tcPID.AUT). This tag.atom also sets the
status "light" on when its value is equal to put_value (e.g., tcPID.AUT).

Default: None

put_value

Enter the value that will be written to the controller database point configured
in put_tagatom (e.g., 1); this is also the value used by put_tagatom to set the
status "light" on.

Default: None

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