Applications Guide Tracer Graphical Programming - Trane
Applications Guide Tracer Graphical Programming - Trane Applications Guide Tracer Graphical Programming - Trane
® Chapter 3 Modifying the exhaust fan program 7. From the Tools menu, choose Exit Debug. A message appears stating that the program was exited normally. 8. Click OK. Uploading a program To upload a program from the Tracer MP580/581 controller: 1. From the Program menu, choose Upload from MP580. The Select a Program dialog box appears. 2. Click the program name you want to upload. 3. Click OK. The program uploads and appears in the workspace. A message may appear asking you to save changes to the current program, if you already had one open. 44 CNT-APG001-EN
® Summary questions Summary questions Answer the following questions to review the skills, concepts, definitions, and blocks you learned in this chapter. The answers to these questions are on page 235. 1. Can a single Variable block read and writethevalueofananalogor binary variable? 2. What property of an analog or binary variable determines the read or write capability of the associated Variable block? 3. When the relay control input to the Switch block is true, which input valuepassestotheoutputoftheblock? 4. Which input port on the Switch block is always binary, regardless of the Switch block type? 5. For the Fail block to work properly, it must be connected to what types of blocks? 6. What property must be set in the input configuration for the Fail blocktoworkproperly? 7. What minor modification to the program pictured in Figure 44 on page 41 would allow you to remove the ON constant block yet still provide an input to the Switch block)? CNT-APG001-EN 45
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Summary questions<br />
Summary questions<br />
Answer the following questions to review the skills, concepts, definitions,<br />
and blocks you learned in this chapter. The answers to these questions<br />
are on page 235.<br />
1. Can a single Variable block read and writethevalueofananalogor<br />
binary variable?<br />
2. What property of an analog or binary variable determines the read or<br />
write capability of the associated Variable block?<br />
3. When the relay control input to the Switch block is true, which input<br />
valuepassestotheoutputoftheblock?<br />
4. Which input port on the Switch block is always binary, regardless of<br />
the Switch block type?<br />
5. For the Fail block to work properly, it must be connected to what types<br />
of blocks?<br />
6. What property must be set in the input configuration for the Fail<br />
blocktoworkproperly?<br />
7. What minor modification to the program pictured in Figure 44 on<br />
page 41 would allow you to remove the ON constant block yet still<br />
provide an input to the Switch block)?<br />
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