Discrete Inputs Summary

Summary

To use and configure, navigate to SITE COMMAND->DISCRETE INPUTS

The Discrete Inputs settings within Site Command allow the user to configure all things input related.  Inputs feed information from the outside world into the controller.  Inputs are typically "discretely", or one-by-one individually wired into the CruzControl panel.  CruzControl controller supports 64 total inputs, numbered 0 to 63.  Users will often refer to "input 4" for example and it is important to clarify if that's input 4 as human counted, or input 4 as labeled by the terminal block at the controller.

Update From Controller

Pressing this button will force Cruz to pull from the car wash controller its most recent settings, and then Cruz will refresh this page immediately. It's advisable to use this feature if the page has been displayed or not manually refreshed after a time, as this will ensure any settings you view or change, are the most current.

Find Duplicates

Clicking this will update the input list to display only those inputs that have been configured with the same (1) Asset Code, (2) Asset Iteration and (3) Asset System Level (Asset Codes, Asset Iterations and Asset System Levels Explained).

Filters

Clicking Filters displays various choices the user may configure to manipulate which inputs display within the inputs list.

Input List and Summary

Input Number

This is a unique input number defined by the controller and is not user editable.

Input Name 

An editable/configurable description field used to easily identify the input to the user.

Edit Input (Input Details)

You may view and/or edit all the details associated with an output by first clicking anywhere within the highlighted box of an input, from within the Input List and Summary.

Clicking will bring up the Edit Input window.

NOTE:  No changes will be applied to the controller until SUBMIT is selected.  Clicking CANCEL or Xing out of this window will cancel and not apply any changes made during this windowed session.

Input #X

Top center of the window displays the system defined output number.  This is not editable by the user.

Active Input

Active Input Toggle switches input between being 'used' and 'not used' as it relates to the controller. When toggled OFF, input will not affect the controller status in any way.

Name

Type within this field the name you'd like to have displayed for this input.

Type

Here you may define what this input does; its "type". This is a list of predefined factory functions you can select from. For a full description of each, please reference the article Discrete Input Type Listing.