Difference between revisions of "MC-Basic:SYSTEM.ANOUT.sim"
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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.< | + | 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. | + | 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. | ||
Revision as of 13:44, 31 December 2020
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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
no default value. depends on user configuration.
Scope
Configuration, Task or Terminal
Limitations
Read or write.
Examples
- -->Sys.AnOut[1].sim = 1