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Return 1 if any member of the group has fault flag set. <br> | Return 1 if any member of the group has fault flag set. <br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:49, 4 October 2019
The %sfg (Station Fault Group) macro is used in the Event Handler to check if any failure state of ENA/IPARIO in a station group.
Syntax
%sfg(group)
Return 1 if any member of the group has fault flag set.
group = local station group index. 0 = all units.
Examples
%sfg(3) - Return fault state of group 3