Lib.Mervis.v1_0.ResetBlockWithAck
A block used to generate reset and acknowledgement pulses based on input from I/O or HMI. Version 1.1 of the block is identical but includes error state handling!
program test var reset: lib.mervis.v1_0.ResetBlockWithAck; end_var reset(); end_program
Name | Data Type | Retain | Mandatory Connection | Meaning | |
HwResetInput | bool | No | Yes | Input for reset button from I/O | |
HwAckInput | bool | No | No | Input for acknowledgment button from I/O | |
Delay | time | No | No | Duration of the generated pulse | |
PulseCount | int | No | No | Number of pulses generated during Delay. Valid range is 1..20 | |
CombinedAckAndReset | bool | No | No | If true, the acknowledgment pulse is generated simultaneously with reset pulses |
Name | Data Type | Meaning |
Out | bool | Reset output |
Ack | bool | Acknowledgment output |
Name | Data Type | Meaning |
SwReset.In | bool | Variable for reset from HMI |
SwAck.In | bool | Variable for acknowledgment from HMI |
The block is used to generate reset and acknowledgment pulses from buttons connected to I/O or from HMI. A rising edge on the HwResetInput or SwReset.In input generates PulseCount pulses on the Out output for the duration of Delay. Similarly, a rising edge on the HwAckInput or SwAck.In input generates PulseCount pulses on the Ack output if CombinedAckAndReset is set to false. Otherwise, acknowledgment pulses are generated simultaneously with reset pulses. The triggering inputs do not need to be returned to the inactive level; the block manages this automatically.