Hi there,
I'm using an AC output module (OA16) and I noticed the FuseBlown input word in my controller tags (Local:13:I.FuseBlown) and I don't quite understand what the bits represent.
I am familiar with the I.FuseBlown status word for a 1756-OB16E output module, for example. Each of the first 16 bits represents an electronic fuse for the corresponding output has "blown".
The user manual for digital I/O says that, for the OA16, each of the 2 groups of outputs (0-7 & 8-15) is fused internally. However, I can't figure out how the actual FuseBlown bits work for this module.
Does I.FuseBlown.0 = Group 0 (outputs 0-7), or Output 0?
If the Group 0 fuse blows, are the FuseBlown bits 0-7 set to 1s?
Or is FuseBlown.0 for Group 0, and FuseBlown.1 for Group 1?
Thanks!
I'm using an AC output module (OA16) and I noticed the FuseBlown input word in my controller tags (Local:13:I.FuseBlown) and I don't quite understand what the bits represent.
I am familiar with the I.FuseBlown status word for a 1756-OB16E output module, for example. Each of the first 16 bits represents an electronic fuse for the corresponding output has "blown".
The user manual for digital I/O says that, for the OA16, each of the 2 groups of outputs (0-7 & 8-15) is fused internally. However, I can't figure out how the actual FuseBlown bits work for this module.
Does I.FuseBlown.0 = Group 0 (outputs 0-7), or Output 0?
If the Group 0 fuse blows, are the FuseBlown bits 0-7 set to 1s?
Or is FuseBlown.0 for Group 0, and FuseBlown.1 for Group 1?
Thanks!