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Used to set an analog Output as simulated.
 
Used to set an analog Output as simulated.
Once an output was set as simulated, there is no meaning to all other analog properties.<be>
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Once an output was set as simulated, there is no meaning to all other analog properties.<br>
The analog output becomes a simple double variable that holds a certain value regardless of its real arrangement in the digital infrastructure.  
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The analog output becomes a simple double variable that holds a certain value regardless of its real arrangement in the digital infrastructure. <br>
 
Any index can be set as simulated in the analog array.
 
Any index can be set as simulated in the analog array.
  
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Latest revision as of 14:18, 31 December 2020

Language: English

Exactly the same as Sys.ANIN[Index].sim

Used to set an analog Output as simulated. Once an output was set as simulated, there is no meaning to all other analog properties.
The analog output becomes a simple double variable that holds a certain value regardless of its real arrangement in the digital infrastructure.
Any index can be set as simulated in the analog array.

Short form

Sys.AnOut[Index].sim

Syntax

?System.AnOut[Index]sim

Availability

Version 0.4.20.5r8-C2 or higher

Type

long

Range

1 or 0

Default

0

Scope

Configuration, Task or Terminal

Limitations

Read or write.

Examples

  • -->Sys.AnOut[1].sim = 1

See Also