SA_ModeStatusIndicator
- Last UpdatedAug 01, 2024
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SA_ModeStatusIndicator is a support symbol intended to be integrated with other symbols as an equipment control mode indicator. The symbol can show up to four equipment control modes using single character to identify how a piece of equipment is being controlled.
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A Automatic
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C Cascade
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M Manual
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Normal, which can consist of one or more control modes (A, M, or C) and does not show a character.
The SA_ModeStatusIndicator symbol is intended for a single piece of equipment. Some symbols can represent multiple pieces of equipment using Equipment Status Indicators. The SA_5EquipmentMode symbol can show a single equipment control mode indicator that is assigned to a specific piece of equipment within a symbol that represents multiple pieces of equipment.
Note: If you want to integrate a control mode indicator into a symbol that represents a multiple pieces of equipment, use the SA_5EquipmentMode symbol instead.
Symbol exceptions
The symbol has no known exceptions or limitations.
Symbol components
During run time, the SA_ModeStatusIndicator symbol shows one of the four possible equipment control modes listed above as a single character or nothing when equipment is running under normal control.
The only visual symbol component that can be changed in the symbol is the control mode character. Refer to the symbol's list of custom properties for an explanation of changing the control mode character.
Wizard options
The symbol has no Wizard options.
Custom properties
The symbol includes four custom properties to set an equipment control mode.
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Set to True to indicate the piece of equipment identified by X is under Automatic control. |
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Set to True to indicate the piece of equipment identified by X is under Cascade control. |
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Set to True to indicate the piece of equipment identified by X is under Manual control. |
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Set to a string value that specifies one or more normal equipment control modes with values A, M, or C. Place a comma between characters when the equipment has multiple operational control modes. |