Unlatched coil (uoc), C.1.8 unlatched coil (uoc) – Nematron Pointe Controller User Manual

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Appendix C: Ladder Diagram Block Reference

Pointe Controller User Guide

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When the input state from the left becomes on, the associated Bit tag is set to 1.
The tag is maintained, or “latched, at 1 until it is explicitly reset to 0 by an
external action (either an I/O change or another PointeControl block). The tag is
not changed when the input state becomes off.

The coil is checked every time the ladder is

scanned

, so long as the input state

remains on. However, the associated Bit tag cannot be set (latched) unless it is
already 0.

Configuration Reference

Any Memory Bit (%MX) or Output Bit (%QX) tag may be associated with the
block.

C.1.8 Unlatched Coil (UOC)

When used in a Ladder Diagram, this block acts as a coil that sets an associated Bit
tag to 0 and maintains it until it is explicitly reset to 1 by an external action.

Select the

tool (from the

Relays and Coils

toolbar) and click on a ladder rung

to insert the following block:

Once the block is inserted, you can double-click on it to

configure

it.

Functional Description

This block always passes the input state through to the output state without
change; when the input state becomes on, the output state is turned on, and
when the input state becomes off, the output state is turned off.

When the input state from the left becomes off, the associated Bit tag is set to 0.
The tag is maintained, or “unlatched, at 0 until it is explicitly reset to 1 by an
external action (either an I/O change or another PointeControl block). The tag is
not changed when the input state becomes on.

The coil is checked every time the ladder is

scanned

, so long as the input state

remains off. However, the associated Bit tag cannot be set (unlatched) unless it is
already 1.

Configuration Reference

Any Memory Bit (%MX) or Output Bit (%QX) tag may be associated with the
block.

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