[DMUX_101] Demultiplexer 101, 15 real and multistate and bool values

DMUX_101 converts serial data into parallel data. Values received at input [In] are decoded and provided at the corresponding outputs. DMUX_101 has outputs for 15 real, 15 multistate and 15 boolean values. Inputs [NumOutR], [NumOutMs] and [NumOutB] specify how many of the real, multistate and boolean outputs are used. Unused outputs are set with substitution values.

Output [ErSta] provides diagnostic information for the received values.

After start-up, outputs are set with substitution values until all values are received.

Once the values are received, the version and the used outputs configuration are validated. The version and the used outputs configuration must match the version and the used inputs configuration at the corresponding MUX_101. If the version or used outputs configuration does not match, the outputs are set with substitution values.

A value at input [Rlb] greater than 0 or an unchanged value at input [In] for more than 10 seconds is considered as communication loss. In such a case, outputs are set with substitution values.

When a value outside the allowed range (real [-99999.0...99999.0]; integer [-257...257]) is received, it is limited to the range and an error is indicated at output [ErSta]. Invalid values at input [In] are ignored without indication at [ErSta]. Substitution values are not limited in range.

DMUX_101 can be used to transfer multiple values between different devices via one reference in cases when the communication speed is not essential. We recommend that the sending device uses MUX_101.