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before make. This means that it is possible for two outputs with different <value>
parameters to go high at the same time momentarily.
In the 2 Series, all outputs are break before make. Thus, one output will go low
before the other is driven high.
The optional <enable> input enables the symbol when high, and forces all outputs
to zero when low. Each time <enable> goes high, the symbol re-evaluates the input
and drives the appropriate output high.
Analog Flip
Speed Key Name: aflip
Signals
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Any number of analog inputs: <ain1> through <ainN>
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For each input, one corresponding analog output: <aout1> through
<aoutN>
Description
The Analog Flip symbol produces on its output the twos complement of its input.
Thus it inverts a range of 0% to 100% into 100% to 0%. (An input of 50% remains
unchanged.) Every input has a corresponding output, and each input/output pair is
independent of other input/output pairs.
One exception to the twos complement rule is when the input equals 0%. Here the
output goes to 100%, or 65535 (a ones complement, not twos).
Sample Application
The Analog Flip symbol can be used to reverse the sense of touchpanel sliders or to
reverse the sense of the control signals used with the CPC-CAMI. When PAN-TILT
units are mounted upside down, for instance, RIGHT becomes LEFT, and UP
becomes DOWN.
Sample Inversions:
<ain1>
<aout1>
50%
50%
0%
100%
100%
0%
75%
25%
25%
75%
80%
20%
20%
80%
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Symbol Guide – DOC. 6120