CMP#.STATE
Description
CMP#.STATE indicates whether the setpoint is active and driving the channel output. It takes the setpoint as a command line argument.
Examples
Usage
0: Setpoint not active, not driving output
1: Setpoint active, driving output
Code
These commands read the states of channel 1 setpoint 3 and channel 2 setpoint 7. In this example, channel 1 setpoint 3 is inactive and channel 2 setpoint 7 is active.
--> CMP1.STATE 3
0
--> CMP2.STATE 7
1
Context
See Compare Engines View.
Versions
| Action | Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Implemented | 02-06-00-000 |
General Information
|
Type |
Read Only |
|
Units |
N/A |
|
Range |
0 to 1 |
|
Default Value |
N/A |
|
Data Type |
Integer |
|
See Also |
|
|
Stored in Non-Volatile Memory |
No |
Variants Supported
All variants are supported.
Industrial Ethernet Information
|
ID |
Instance |
Attribute |
Name |
Data Type |
Access |
User Mappable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
31400 |
1 |
31400 (0x7aa8) |
CMP1.STATE |
Unsigned8[8] |
Read Only |
Yes |
|
31401 |
1 |
31401 (0x7aa9) |
CMP2.STATE |
Unsigned8[8] |
Read Only |
Yes |
|
Parameter |
PNU |
Data Type |
Access |
Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
CMP1.STATE |
31400 |
Unsigned8[8] |
Read Only |
- |
|
CMP2.STATE |
31401 |
Unsigned8[8] |
Read Only |
- |
