Block Gate Control| The
control element shows and operates a gate, a door or a barrier. It works
with the function block
Block Gate Control. The link is created with the right mouse button on the control element. The variables are adopted automatically, they do not have to be entered by hand. Tile: A rectangle represents the opening; the gate leaf slides across it in the state colour. When closed the rectangle is full, when open it is empty, and in between it follows the position. Above the tile the state is shown as text, below it the caption. The direction in which the leaf moves is set with the property Display: from the top for a garage door or a blind, from the left or from the right for a sliding gate. For a motorised lock, which only knows open and closed, the ring is shown instead of the rectangle. The gate leaf carries the configured font colour. Orange means a running warning period, a present obstacle or "open for a long time", red a fault. If the position is unknown a question mark is shown in the centre, on a fault an exclamation mark. Window: A click opens the control window with the buttons Open, Stop and Close. If a partial opening time is configured, Partial opening is added; while a fault is pending, Acknowledge appears as well. Below that the state, the position in percent, whether an automatic closing is pending and the state of the warning light are shown. The symbols in the title bar open the switching times, the presence settings and the settings. |
Switching times |
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| A switching time triggers
an action: open, close or partial opening. A click
on the value steps through them. Partial opening is only offered if a
time for it is configured in the settings. A newly created switching time is set to "no action" and moves nothing until an action has been chosen. A movement triggered by a switching time runs through the warning period like any automatic movement: first the warning light, then the motion. The switching time list is operated the same way in all block control elements, see Block Timer. |
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Presence |
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| Here a separate automatic
closing time can be defined per presence state - earlier while on
holiday than at home, for example. A click on the house symbol switches
the setting for that state on and off, a click on the value next to it
opens the entry. By default no state has a setting. As long as nothing is switched on, the general value from the settings applies in every presence state. The value 0 means: do not close automatically in this state. |
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Settings |
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| Close automatically |
After this many minutes the open gate closes on its own.
Beforehand the warning light runs ahead for the warning time configured on
the function block. If an obstacle is present or the function block is
locked, it is not started - the time then waits. The value 0 switches the
function off. |
| Partial opening |
How long the gate opens for a partial opening - for the
ventilation position or a pedestrian passage. It can only be set up to the
travel time open of the function block; anything longer would no
longer be a partial opening but a full movement. The value 0 switches
partial opening off; the button and the switching time action are then no
longer offered. |
| Open for a long time after |
After this many minutes the function block reports through
output LA that the gate has been open for a long time. The value 0
switches the message off. |
| The settings are only
transferred to the controller with "Save". They are stored there and
survive a restart. |
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Properties |
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| View |
Display as a block, on the main screen or as a list
entry. |
| Display |
Direction in which the gate leaf moves: from the top
like a garage door or a blind, from the left or from the
right like a sliding gate. Ring shows a ring instead of the
rectangle - suitable for a motorised lock, which only knows open and
closed. |
| Text |
Text to be displayed. When linking to the function block
its caption is adopted. |
Variable linksThe variables are adopted automatically through the link to the function block, see function block Block Gate Control. |
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