The State output is generated from the Network Mode and Hardware Mode inputs based on the Resolution Mode setting and the Power Fail Restart Timer. The following table shows the command hierarchy used to determine whether the State output should be Enable or Shutdown.
If the Timer input is False, the State output is Shutdown. The Timer input is False until the Power Fail Restart Time Expires.
When both Hardware and Network Mode inputs are Unreliable, the State output remains in the Enable state. When one of the two inputs is Reliable, its mode determines the state. When both inputs are Reliable, the Resolution Mode determines which has priority.
The State output matches the state of the mode having priority. For example, when Hardware Mode is Reliable and the Resolution Mode is Hardware Priority, the State output is set to Enable when Hardware Mode is Enable and Shutdown when Hardware Mode is Shutdown.
Timer |
Resolution Mode |
Network Mode |
Network Reliable |
Hardware Mode |
Hardware Reliable |
State |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
False |
* |
* |
* |
* |
* |
Shutdown |
True |
* |
* |
False |
* |
False |
Enable |
Network Priority |
Enable |
True |
* |
* |
Enable |
|
Shutdown |
True |
* |
* |
Shutdown |
||
* |
False |
Enable |
True |
Enable |
||
Shutdown |
True |
Shutdown |
||||
Hardware Priority |
* |
* |
Enable |
True |
Enable |
|
Shutdown |
True |
Shutdown |
||||
Enable |
True |
* |
False |
Enable |
||
Shutdown |
True |
* |
False |
Shutdown |
||
Either Can Shutdown |
Enable |
True |
* |
False |
Enable |
|
Shutdown |
True |
Shutdown |
||||
Enable |
True |
Enable |
||||
Shutdown |
True |
* |
* |
Shutdown |
||
* |
False |
Enable |
True |
Enable |
||
Shutdown |
True |
Shutdown |