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The '''%pai''' macro is used in the [[Event Handler]] to calculate index of the CRM ind LED within a DAK block used for PA interface failure indication. | The '''%pai''' macro is used in the [[Event Handler]] to calculate index of the CRM ind LED within a DAK block used for PA interface failure indication. | ||
The index is based on the sub event for the PA failure system. <br> | The index is based on the sub event for the PA failure system. <br> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:48, 4 October 2019
The %pai macro is used in the Event Handler to calculate index of the CRM ind LED within a DAK block used for PA interface failure indication.
The index is based on the sub event for the PA failure system.
PA Failure SUB events
| Fault Indication On DAK panel | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZONE FAULT | IPA DOWN | |||||
| RELAY 1 | POWER 1 | LINE MON 1 | ||||
| RELAY 2 | POWER 2 | LINE MON 2 | ||||
| FAULT ACK | FAULT CLEAR | |||||
Syntax
%pai(DAK block)
Return ind number related to sub event and DAK block number.
- DAK block: 1 - 8, DAK block number
Examples
%pai(%1.exp) - Return DAK ind number for DAK block configured as station User Defined Variable