Shot output/digital input functional block – IDEC SX5L Series User Manual

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Shot Output/Digital Input Functional Block

The Shot Output/Digital Input functional block is designed for start/stop control. The output pulse signals can be used to
turn on and off external keep relays. While input variable nviOVR is off, input variable nviDO can be used to generate a
start or stop signal. For example on DIO[0], when nviDO[0] receives an ON signal, output terminal 0 outputs a start pulse.
When nviDO[0] receives an OFF signal, output terminal 1 outputs a stop pulse. When input variable nviOVR[0] turns on,
output terminal 1 outputs a stop pulse and subsequent nviDO[0] signals are ignored.

This functional block also has input terminals to receive the operation status and alarm inputs, which are reflected on out-
put network variables nvoDI to be sent to the network. The output network variables have the same function as the Digital
Input functional block, and have no relationship with output pulse signals sent from output terminals.

Initial Status Transmission

This functional block sends output network variables within 3 seconds to the network after powerup. The delay depends on
a random number based on the Neuron ID, and differs on each node.

The sending time can be delayed by changing the nciPwrup value designated in the Node Object functional block. At sys-
tem startup, if the SX5L sends output network variables before the addressee device is ready to receive communication, set
the nciPwrup to a larger value.

The preset value for nciPwrup can be between 0 and 60 seconds (0.1-sec increments). The sending time is determined by
the sum of the nciPwrup value and a random number.

Event-driven Transmission

When the status at any input terminal changes or when receiving a request (polling) from the network, this functional
block sends a corresponding output network variable.

I/O

Name

Type

Description

Input Network Variable

nviDO[0]

SNVT_switch

Sends star t/stop pulses from Star t 0 and Stop 0
(output terminals 0 and 1)

nviDO[1]

SNVT_switch

Sends star t/stop pulses from Star t 1 and Stop 1
(output terminals 2 and 3)

nviDO[2]

SNVT_switch

Sends star t/stop pulses from Star t 2 and Stop 2
(output terminals 4 and 5)

nviDO[3]

SNVT_switch

Sends star t/stop pulses from Star t 3 and Stop 3
(output terminals 6 and 7)

nviOVR[0] to [3]

SNVT_switch

Sends stop pulses from Stop 0 to Stop 3 (output
terminals 1, 3, 5, 7), and disables nviDO[0] to [3]

Output Network Variable

nvoDI[0], [2], [4], [6]

SNVT_switch

Sends Status 0, 1, 2, and 3 to the network

nvoDI[1], [3], [5], [7]

SNVT_switch

Sends Alarm 0, 1, 2, and 3 to the network

nvoOVR[0] to [3]

SNVT_switch

Sends the received nviOVR[0] to [3] values to the
network

Configuration Property

nciMaxStsSendT1[0]

SCPTmaxSndT

nvoDI[0] and [1] hear tbeat transmission inter val
(factor y setting: 3 minutes)

nciMaxStsSendT1[1]

SCPTmaxSndT

nvoDI[2] and [3] hear tbeat transmission inter val
(factor y setting: 3 minutes)

nciMaxStsSendT1[2]

SCPTmaxSndT

nvoDI[4] and [5] hear tbeat transmission inter val
(factor y setting: 3 minutes)

nciMaxStsSendT1[3]

SCPTmaxSndT

nvoDI[6] and [7] hear tbeat transmission inter val
(factor y setting: 3 minutes)

nviDO[3]

nvoDI[6]

DIO[3]

nviOVR[3]

nvoDI[7]

nvoOVR[3]

nviDO[2]

nvoDI[4]

DIO[2]

nviOVR[2]

nvoDI[5]

nvoOVR[2]

nviDO[1]

nvoDI[2]

DIO[1]

nviOVR[1]

nvoDI[3]

nvoOVR[1]

nviDO[0]

nvoDI[0]

DIO[0]

nviOVR[0]

nvoDI[1]

nvoOVR[0]

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