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                  2.1.4.2 AND Function with ON Delay

                  Note: The AND function with ON and OFF delay reacts differently depending on the
                  manufacturer. The flow charts are therefore shown for various products.


                  2.1.4.2.1  Test Device: BinOut AT/S 4.16.1

                  It should also be noted for the AND function that an activated timing function only
                  influences the switch object. The logic object operates without a delay.
                  Telegram

                                      1               0           1               0


                  Switch object       < t e >                     < t e >



                  Logic object     1              0                   1               0






                                              1  0                    1           0

                  Output

                  Figure 9: AND function with ON delay

                  Case 1:    An ON signal has been sent to the logic object. The switch object likewise
                             receives a ‘1’ as useful data. The output is switched on once the set ON delay
                             (t e) has elapsed. A ‘0’ in the logic object terminates the AND condition and the
                             output switches off.
                  Case 2:    A ‘1’ is sent to the switch object as useful data. If a ‘1’ is sent to the logic
                             object during the set ON period, the output is switched on with this ON signal.
                             If the switch object terminates the AND condition with a ‘0’, the output is
                             switched off (tested with BinOut AT/S 4.16.1 Appl. "Switch Logic Default
                             Time/2").






















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