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                  2.1.3.3 OR Function with Staircase Lighting Function and Maintained Lighting

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                                                         1                    1

                                    1             1      < ta >        1      < ta >

                  Switch object     < ta >        < ta >               < ta >




                  Logic object                                             1            0






                                    1      0      1             0      1                0

                  Output

                  Figure 7: OR function with staircase lighting function and maintained lighting

                  Case 1:    The ON signals of the switch object start the OFF delay. The output switches
                             off once the set delay period has elapsed. An OFF signal is not required. If an
                             OFF signal is however sent to the switch object, the output is switched off
                             directly.
                  Case 2:    The ON signals of the switch object start the OFF delay. If another ON signal
                             is sent to the switch object before the delay has elapsed, the OFF period is
                             restarted (automatic reset).
                  Case 3:    The ON signals of the switch object start the OFF delay. The ON signal in the
                             logic object switches the output on permanently (maintained lighting function
                             for staircase lighting).
                             If the OFF signal of the logic object is sent before the set OFF period has
                             elapsed, the output is switched off after the remaining time of the OFF delay
                             has expired.























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