A Monostable type is one that changes to 1 when a threshold is crossed and returns to 0 after a time delay.
It is characterized by:
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a value of threshold X1 expressed in a number of pulses (X1 is between 0 and the number of pulses/)
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An M1 time delay expressed in 1/10 ms (0 to 16383, i.e. 1.6383 s max.)
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An activation type: forward/reverse, forward or reverse.
NOTE:
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The confirmation condition must be at state 1 for the time delay to be set when the threshold is crossed. If the confirmation condition changes to 0, the time delay in progress ends normally.
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If the time delay is in progress at a new crossing of threshold X1, the time delay is reset with the setpoint value. The output remains at 1.
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Activation type
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Description
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Illustration
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Forward and reverse
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The monostable is set or reset in both directions.
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Forward
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The monostable is only set in forward movement.
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Reverse
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The monostable is only set in reverse.
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