Sets the output signal level depending on the state of the program (running or stopped).

Example: Set standard digital output 5 to high when program is not running.

>>> set_runstate_standard_digital_output_to_value(5, 2)

Parameters

outputId: The output signal number (id), integer: [0:7]

state:

0: Preserve signal state,

1: Set signal Low when program is not running,

2: Set signal High when program is not running,

3: Set signal High when program is running and low when it is stopped,

4: Set signal Low when program terminates unscheduled,

5: Set signal High from the moment a program is started and Low when a program terminates unscheduled.

Note: An unscheduled program termination is caused when a Protective stop, Fault, Violation or Runtime exception occurs.

Example command:

set_runstate_standard_digital_output_to_value(5, 2)

• Example Parameters:

  • outputid = standard digital output on port 1

  • Runstate choice = 2 ! sets digital output on port 1 to High when program is not running