Re: [foxboro] GDEV functionality

I used the brand H 3-state composite for controlling two-speed (High, Low,
Off) or reversing (Forward, Off, Reverse) motors. It allowed for two
discrete inputs and three discrete outputs.

Jerry Hidahl


                                                                           
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Corey,

Can I ask...

>>(I *really* miss 3-state capability)

Can you perhaps expand on just exactly what is Brand H tri-state ?



>> One thing I'd like to see is state labels on COUTs so I could use
>> them in operator-facing, output-only applications.

I've had success with using the text fields the GDEV includes. It means
a bit more work in setting up the display bits and pieces, but once
one is done, it copies easily.  Are you talking here about Detail
faceplate use?

William C Ricker
FeedForward, Inc.





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