Documentation for ACFA PSIM 1.3.

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The internal variables in ApolloSDK allow configuring complex internal associations and reactions in the Apollo equipment. Internal variables can include up to 24 terms—logical elements, the value of which affects the execution of a command specified by an internal variable (one variable can contain up to 6 commands). The terms are changed by corresponding devices. In particular, you can configure the connection of terms with the states of the following devices: the AIM reader, the AIO input, the AIM input, the APB area, the AAN, AIO and AIM service input. The association of an object with a term of the internal variable is configured in the settings panel of the corresponding object.

Note

In addition to automatic execution of internal variable functions, it is possible to manually launch them from the Map—see Managing the Apollo internal variable.

You can configure the actions performed when the corresponding combination of terms is received, on the settings panel of the Apollo Internal Variable object that is created on the basis of the Apollo AAN object on the Hardware tab of the System settings dialog box.

Attention!

Since this mechanism is hardware-based, after setting up the relevant objects, send the configuration to Apollo hardware—see Write configuration to hardware.

The configuration of Apollo internal variables is done in the following order:

  1. Configuring internal variables objects in ApolloSDK
  2. Associating objects with terms
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