BREAKER_PANEL_MON
Panelboard summary: closed, open and tripped pole counts from bit-coded position words, plus main loading.
When to use it
Use BREAKER_PANEL_MON when a panelboard with up to 64 poles reports each breaker's position and trip flag as bits of a status word, and the site needs a summary it can alarm on rather than 64 individual tags.
Interface
The published port signature. This is the whole of what the block exposes to your program — the implementation body is not shown here and ships with the download.
Inputs
| Port | Type | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| ENABLE | BOOL | — |
| DATA_OK | BOOL | — |
| POLE_COUNT | USINT | — |
| RAW_CLOSED_W0 | DWORD | — |
| RAW_CLOSED_W1 | DWORD | — |
| RAW_TRIP_W0 | DWORD | — |
| RAW_TRIP_W1 | DWORD | — |
| RAW_KW | REAL | kW |
| RAW_A_MAIN | REAL | A |
| MAIN_RATING_A | REAL | A |
| LOAD_WARN_PCT | REAL | % |
| ACK | BOOL | — |
Outputs
| Port | Type | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| KW | REAL | kW |
| POS_OPEN | UDINT | — |
| POS_TRIPPED | UDINT | — |
| POS_CLOSED | UDINT | — |
| POS_CONFLICT | UDINT | — |
| LOAD_PCT | REAL | % |
| ALM_TRIP | BOOL | — |
| ALM_LOAD_HIGH | BOOL | — |
| ALM_DATA_FAULT | BOOL | — |
| ALM_CFG_ERR | BOOL | — |
| VALID | BOOL | — |
Supervised control write
BREAKER_PANEL_MON commands a real actuator. It is written to sit underneath your own interlock, permissive and protection logic — not to replace it. Commission it as you would any control block you wrote yourself.
Validation evidence
- Tests
- 8
- Simulated scans
- 42
- Simulator
- v0.1.0
Complete IEC 61131-3 implementation with a published test suite that runs on the vplant simulator. The counts above are that suite, executed on this build.
- Conforms to IEC 61131-3
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