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Digital Sum With Gain: Output

This function code computes a weighted sum of four boolean inputs using gains to weight each input. It can be used to initiate a control action based on the number of active inputs or for binary to real conversion. For example, it is used to determine total flow rate from pumps by assigning each pump a flow rate gain and summing the outputs. It can also convert digital signals to analog by assigning weights to each binary input.

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Digital Sum With Gain: Output

This function code computes a weighted sum of four boolean inputs using gains to weight each input. It can be used to initiate a control action based on the number of active inputs or for binary to real conversion. For example, it is used to determine total flow rate from pumps by assigning each pump a flow rate gain and summing the outputs. It can also convert digital signals to analog by assigning weights to each binary input.

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65.

Digital Sum With Gain Applications

65. Digital Sum With Gain


This function code computes a weighted sum of four boolean inputs using the following equation:

Output  S5<S1>  S6<S2>  S7<S3>  S8<S4>


It can be used to initiate a control action based on the number of boolean inputs that have a status of logic 1. These inputs
could represent the status of pumps, valves, motors, etc.

S1 Outputs
S2
(6 5 )
S3 D SU M
N
S4 Blk Type Description

N R S5<S1> + S6<S2> + S7<S3> + S8<S4>

Specifications

Spec Tune Default Type Range Description

S1 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of <S1>

S2 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of <S2>

S3 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of <S3>

S4 N 0 I Note 1 Block address of <S4>

S5 Y 1.000 R Full Gain parameter for <S1>

S6 Y 1.000 R Full Gain parameter for <S2>

S7 Y 1.000 R Full Gain parameter for <S3>

S8 Y 1.000 R Full Gain parameter for <S4>


NOTES:
1. Maximum values are: 9,998 for the BRC-100/200/300, IMMFP11/12
31,998 for the HC800, BRC-400/410, HPG800 and HAC

65.1 Applications
Figure 65-1 shows how to use function code 65 to determine flow rates from a digital indication of pump status. In the
example, each operating pump provides a constant flow rate of 20 gallons per minute. An operating pump provides an
output of logic 1. Specifications <S1> through <S4> provide the pump status inputs while S5 through S8 are pump flow
rates. When pumps one, three and four are operating, the output is as follows.

Output  S5 <S1>  S6 <S2>  S7 <S3>  S8 <S4>

 20 gal (1)- + 20
------------------------ gal (0)- + 20
------------------------ gal (1)- + 20
------------------------ gal (1)-
------------------------
min min min min

60 gal
 ----------------
min

Function code 65 can also be used for binary to real conversion. Binary to real conversion changes digital signals to analog
signals (i.e., counters). Specifications <S1> through <S4> provide the binary inputs. Specifications S5 through S8 weight
the inputs to achieve the desired real output. For example:

<S1> and <S4> = logic 1


<S2> and <S3> = logic 0
S5 = 1.0
S6 = 2.0
S7 = 4.0

2VAA000844R0001 Vol. 1 65-1


Applications 65. Digital Sum With Gain

S8 = 8.0
Output= S5 <S1> + S6 <S2> + S7 <S3> + S8 <S4>

= 1.0(1) + 2.0(0) + 4.0(0) + 8.0(1)

= 9.0

D IL/B
(64 ) S1
15 0 TO O TH E R
S2
(65) A N ALO G
S3 DSUM P R O C E S SIN G
160
S4 M O D U LE S
15 1
S5 = 20
S6 = 20
15 2 S7 = 20
28 = 20

15 3

15 4

15 5

15 6

15 7

T 01 66 0 A

Figure 65-1 Determine Flow Rates From a Digital Indication of Pump Status

65-2 2VAA000844R0001 Vol. 1

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