OSC Statements

[cal_stir]

Can I have multiple OSC statements in a program?
I'm trying to OSC an outlet to control a pump for a sulfur denitrator, I'm trying to do this:

Fallback OFF
OSC 000:00/000:02/000:30 Then ON
If Orp < 160 Then OFF
If Orp > 180 Then OSC 000:00/000:04/000:10 Then ON
If Orp > 190 Then ON

Everything works except the second OSC statement.

Thanks

[zombie]

Multiple OSC statements require virtual outlets.

OscORP1 (VO)
OSC 000:00/000:04/000:10 Then ON
If ORP > 180 Then OFF

OscORP2 (VO)
OSC 000:00/000:04/000:10 Then ON
If ORP < 181 Then OFF

Pump (physical outlet)
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Outlet OscORP1 = ON Then ON
If Outlet OscORP2 = ON Then ON
If Orp < 160 Then OFF
If Orp > 190 Then ON


You might be an engineer if...You have no life and can prove it mathematically.

[Frogfish]

I think the issue with your program is you can't do the if orp then OSC. OSC is a command, not a condition

[zombie]

I think the issue with your program is you can't do the if orp then OSC. OSC is a command, not a condition

Basically yeah. The reason it need virtual outlets is because OSC has both ON and OFF states that overwrite everything above it in the programming. Virtual outlets like I showed above is the workaround.

You might be an engineer if...You have no life and can prove it mathematically.

[cal_stir]

Multiple OSC statements require virtual outlets.

OscORP1 (VO)
OSC 000:00/000:04/000:10 Then ON
If ORP > 180 Then OFF

OscORP2 (VO)
OSC 000:00/000:04/000:10 Then ON
If ORP < 181 Then OFF

Pump (physical outlet)
Fallback OFF
Set OFF
If Outlet OscORP1 = ON Then ON
If Outlet OscORP2 = ON Then ON
If Orp < 160 Then OFF
If Orp > 190 Then ON


You might be an engineer if...You have no life and can prove it mathematically.

Thank you very much, works perfectly, you're a big help!

Cal