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THENNARASU R
17 Mar 2020 9:15 AM
Use TIMER, ACTION or CALC Block
1. Create a Output Parameter "FLOW_STORE"
2. Add TIMER Block and set a specific time
3. Add ACTION Block and write expression like
IF "Timer Output Parameter" THEN
FLOW_STORE := Totalizer value;
END IF
4. once complete, click the "Parse" button. error must be zero then only your expression is fully correct.
gamella
17 Mar 2020 10:08 AM
As "a particular time" do you mean a TOTAL value from the past is required???
If so, you can use a DT block (Dead Time function block). Wiring INTEGRATOR block OUT into DT/IN and setting desired delay X into DT block provides TOTAL value X seconds in the past.
With this you don't have to wait for X time intervals to get a new value. Notice that DT supports download without resetting t's critical values so you don't need to wait for X time after a download to get first "good" value.
DT block also provides some useful functions, as FOLLOW_IN. When this is set to TRUE, DT/IN is passed to DT/OUT without delay, allowing to activate delay programatically. (Check books online to get better understanding on Dead Time Block(