5.3.2 Connecting binary outputs
1. Click the Binary Outputs tab in the tool window.
The availability and the appearance of the grid depend on the IED.
2. Create or delete connections between physical output channels and binary
output signals.
• Double-left-click an empty cell to create a direct connection. The selected
cell is marked with "X."
• Double-right-click an empty cell to create a connection with an inverter.
The selected cell is marked with "I."
• Double-left-click or double-right-click a cell with a symbol X or I to
remove a connection.
The Binary Outputs grid supports glue logic. This means that several binary
output signals can be connected to the same output relay contact channel.
3. Click the Save button on the toolbar to save the connection changes.
5.3.3 Connecting analog input channels
1. Click the Analog Inputs tab in the tool window.
The availability and the appearance of the grid depend on the IED.
2. Create or delete connections between current and voltage channels and the input
signals of current and voltage function blocks.
• Double-click an empty cell to create a connection.
• Double-click a cell with a symbol X to delete a connection.
Several analog input signals can be connected to the same physical analog input
channel. But once an analog input signal is connected to a physical analog input
channel, it cannot be connected to another physical analog input channel.
3. Click the Save button on the toolbar to save the connection changes.
5.3.4 Connecting analog output channels
1. Click the Analog Outputs tab in the tool window.
The availability and the appearance of the grid depend on the IED.
2. Create or delete connections between analog output signals and current and
voltage channels.
• Double-click an empty cell to create a connection.
• Double-click a cell with a symbol X to delete a connection.
Several analog output signals can be connected to the same physical analog
output channel. But once an analog output signal is connected to a physical
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