JayDee wrote:Hi,
When setting up an output can you make its controlling conditions self refferece its own status? The software does seem to allow it but not sure if it will actually work. (cant test it till next week)
Output#1 = True IF Input#1 = True
OR
Output#1 = True IF Output#1 = True AND Input#2 = False
Input#1 initially triggers output#1. The output should stay active even after the initial trigger is removed (due to the circular refference) and will only be deactivated when Input#2 becomes True.
Do you think this will work?
John.
Ok I am a computer guy so the first question would be why do you want a circular reference? That is never a good thing to do.
The problem is the the OR statement is one or the other but not both. So if EITHER of the statement you posted is true, the condition is true.
So thinking about it.. you need three things
1. You need the Output logic
2. You need a Condition logic. Basically the condition logic will hold the output high as long status shows active.Notice that you I went with a specific of the output channel and not the entire group
3. You need another condition logic which turns the status "active" to inactive based on input #2.