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!Block
!Block
!Description/Comments
!Description/Comments
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|DigAlarm1
|Triggers a non-latching alarm if <b>Call for Heat</b> is active for an extended period without <b>Main Valve (MV) Active</b>.  This alarm has no functional impact; it is used to alert the operator only.  If the <b>Call for Heat</b> input is not connected, this alarm will never trigger.
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|DigAlarm2
|Triggers a manually-latched alarm per a rising edge on <b>Lgc2 1</b>.  The alarm remains active until acknowledged.
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|IO.PV
|IO.PV
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|IO.LgcIO.LB
|IO.LgcIO.LB
|The <b>Main Valve (MV)</b> input.
|The <b>Main Valve (MV) Active</b> input.
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|Lgc2 1
|Logically ORs the delayed-on <b>Main Valve (MV) Active</b> input signal and the result of the conditioned RTD measurement is less than the low-temperature threshold comparison.  A rising edge on the output of this block indicates that the boiler temperature is below the threshold after the <b>Main Valve (MV)</b> (Stage 1) has been active for some period of time.
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|Lgc2 2
|Logically ORs the inverted output of <b>Lgc8 1</b> the non-inverted output of the control loop to produce a Stage 2 control signal.
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|Lgc2 4
|The output is active if the conditioned RTD measurement is less than the low-temperature threshold.
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|Loop 1
|Operates an on-off control loop with a setpoint (Stage 2, displayed on the controller as "Stg2") and feedback via the conditioned RTD measurement.
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|Timer1
|Provides a delayed-on <b>Main Valve (MV) Active</b> input signal.  Used to act upon conditions that are only relevant some period of time after the gas has fired (i.e. boiler warm-up).
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|UsrVal 1
|The low-temperature threshold.  Displayed on the controller as "LowT".
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Notes:
* Lgc2 3 is not used.

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