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Please refer also to the diagram found in the overview for this function block.

Exceeding the discrepancy time

0The function block is not yet activated (Activate = FALSE).

As a result, all outputs are FALSE or SAFEFALSE.
1Function block activation (Activate = TRUE). In the meantime, input S_ChannelNC is SAFEFALSE and input S_ChannelNO is SAFETRUE.
2S_ChannelNC switches to SAFETRUE. This starts measurement of the discrepancy time.
Once the time set at DiscrepancyTime has elapsed, the S_ChannelNC and S_ChannelNO inputs have the same states. This results in an error message (Error output = TRUE). The S_AntivalentOut output remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE).
3Irrespective of the states at the S_ChannelNC and S_ChannelNO inputs, the S_AntivalentOut output remains SAFEFALSE for as long as the error message is active (Error = TRUE). The error message must first be "reset" by S_ChannelNC = SAFEFALSE and S_ChannelNO = SAFETRUE.
4Error message is "reset" by S_ChannelNC = SAFEFALSE and S_ChannelNO = SAFETRUE.
5Output S_AntivalentOut switches to SAFETRUE, as S_ChannelNC = SAFETRUE and S_ChannelNO = SAFEFALSE.
6Output S_AntivalentOut switches to SAFEFALSE, as S_ChannelNC switches to SAFEFALSE. The discrepancy time measurement starts when the state at S_ChannelNC switches.
7Output S_AntivalentOut remains SAFEFALSE, as S_ChannelNO switches to SAFETRUE within the time set at DiscrepancyTime.