Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module - Manual (Page 474)

5 Chapter Chapter 9
Discrete I/O Assignments
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Figure 9.6 Example: Selecting an Output Signal (Module I/O Layout)
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If you highlight one of the tool names in the center list, however, additional
names will appear in the right list. At this point, you must highlight a signal
name in that list, and then pick the
button. When you do, the
highlighted signal name will appear in the Discrete I/O Editor panel, as
shown in Figure 9.6 (B).
The output signals are examined in more detail in the timing charts later in
this chapter.
Time Selections
As indicated earlier, the “ Time ” field designates parameters for the
corresponding input or output signal:
For input signals, the Time parameter designates the minimum time
separation between the leading edge of successive trigger signals. The
purpose of this setting is to “debounce” inputs from mechanical devices.