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The Fault Logic Editor allows you to select sensors, logic operators, math operators, etc. to configure a formula that results in an output. The rule fault logic has access to the rule formula output and all sensors defined in the Rule Sensors table. The values for each sensor for the particular timestamp can be used to calculate a rule fault logic output. 

After making any changes, make sure to select Save in the Edit Custom Rule section.

The following blocks are available:

Block

Description

Return Block
Necessary for all formulas.

Sensor Block
Select the sensor from the drop-down menu.

Integer Block

A number.

Arithmetic Block
Return based on chosen arithmetic sign:

+Returns the sum of two numbers

- Returns the difference of two numbers

x Returns the product of two numbers

÷ Returns the quotient of two numbers

^ Returns the first number raised to the power of the second number

Square Root Block
Returns the square root of a number.

Rounding Block
Returns the square root of a number.

Clamping Block
Constrains a number to be between the specified limits (inclusive).

Equality Block
Returns true if both inputs equal each other.

Inequality Block
Returns true if both inputs do not equal each other.

And Block
Returns true if both inputs are true.

Not Block
Returns true if the input is false, returns false if the input is true.

True or False Block
Returns either true or false.

Null Able Type Block
Returns null.

Conditional Operator Block
Checks the condition in 'test', if the condition is true returns 'if true', if the condition is false returns 'if false'.

List Block
Creates a list with any number of items.


Formula Value Output
The value coming from your formula logic


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