getting_started:tutorials:oneaxis_cb20
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| ===== Testing the Hardware ===== | ===== Testing the Hardware ===== | ||
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| The emergency signal is used to bring the application in a safe mode. We connect this input signal (channel 0 on connector P12 to an external push button. As soon as a logic one is detected on this digital input the safety system is caused to switch to an emergency state. | The emergency signal is used to bring the application in a safe mode. We connect this input signal (channel 0 on connector P12 to an external push button. As soon as a logic one is detected on this digital input the safety system is caused to switch to an emergency state. | ||
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