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Function Code 34: Memory Logic Control

Function Code 34 is designed to memorize its previous output when both inputs are logic 0, with specific inputs for setting, resetting, and determining the initial state. The initial output is determined solely by the initial state flag (S3), while the output behavior for various input combinations is detailed in two truth tables. This function can be applied in control systems, such as regulating a fan based on temperature thresholds.

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Function Code 34: Memory Logic Control

Function Code 34 is designed to memorize its previous output when both inputs are logic 0, with specific inputs for setting, resetting, and determining the initial state. The initial output is determined solely by the initial state flag (S3), while the output behavior for various input combinations is detailed in two truth tables. This function can be applied in control systems, such as regulating a fan based on temperature thresholds.

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Memory

Function Code 34
S1
S
(3 4 ) This function memorizes its previous output when both inputs
N
are logic 0. Specification S1 is the set (S) input, and S2 is the
S2
R reset (R) input. When both inputs have the value logic 1, the
S3 output assumes the override state specified by S4. Specifica-
I
tion S3 is the initial state flag. The value specified in <S3> will
be the output after power up or a controller reset.

Table 34-1 shows that the initial state depends solely on the
value of <S3>. The values of <S1>, <S2> and S4 have no effect
on initial output.

Table 34-2 shows the output for all other input


combinations.

Outputs

Blk Type Description


N B Refer to Tables 34-1 and 34-2

Specifications

Spec Tune Default Type Range Description


S1 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of set input
S2 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of reset input
S3 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of initial state
S4 N 0 B 0 or 1 Override value:
0 = reset
1 = set
NOTES:
1. Maximum values are: 9,998 for the BRC-100, IMMFP11/12
31,998 for the HAC

Table 34-1. Power Up or Controller Reset Truth Table

Inputs Override Initial Output


<S1> <S2> S4 <S3> N
0 0 X 0 0

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Table 34-2. Normal Operation Truth Table

Inputs Override Initial Output


<S1> <S2> S4 <S3> N
0 0 X X No change from previous output
1 0 X X 1
0 1 X X 0
1 1 0 X 0
1 1 1 X 1

Applications
This function code creates deadbands and retains signals. Fig-
ure 34-1 shows how to control a fan in the following manner:

1. When air temperature reaches 21°C, the fan will turn on.

2. When air temperature goes below 15°C, the fan will shut
off.

3. The fan will turn on when it receives a logic 1 signal, and it


will turn off when it receives a logic 0 signal.

4. Use a function code 12 (high/low compare) block to acti-


vate the <S1> (S) input when the air temperature reaches or
exceeds 21°C. Use the same function code 12 block to activate
the <S2> (R) input when air temperature is 15°C or lower. Fig-
ure 34-1 illustrates this configuration.

If T ≥ 21° C, <S1>=1, <S2>=0, output=1, fan turns on.

If T is between 15° and 21°C (15°C < T < 21°C), <S1>=0,


<S2>=0, output = no change from previous output (1), fan
remains on.

If T ≤15°C, <S1>=0, <S2>=1, output=0, fan shuts off.

H//L S1 (34)
S
S1 (12) 225
H
220 S2
L R
221
S2 = 21 O C S3
S3 = 15 O C I

S4 = 0
T01637A

Figure 34-1. Regulatory Control

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