Dear Jeff/Javier
Thanks for the correction. Please refer to volume 2 of the manual for further information regarding locking and unlocking variables.
Best Regards,
Arian.
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<As you probably know if you use the lock button, they are set to the initial value in whole simulation.>
That's not true for inputs. You can try it for yourself (we just did it here). But you are correct in that unconnected inputs take their initial values for the entire simulation.
Jeff
On 03/10/2017 1:52 pm, Arian Bahrami via TRNSYS-users wrote:
Dear Javier
It depends if your three input are connected to the output of the other components or not. If not, they will remain the same as initial, other wise if they are connected, their values will change with time. As you probably know if you use the lock button, they are set to the initial value in whole simulation.
Best Regards,
Arian
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Hi TRNSYS users,
Quick question. I'm programming a self-made type and I have 3 inputs that I'm setting in the model "just in case". The most probable thing is that I will set them to a constant zero through the whole simulation. The three inputs are interface heat transfer resistance coefficients.
If I set the three inputs values to 0 in the component's project window (like in the example below), will it set that initial zero value for the entire simulation? Is it necessary to write any logical sentences in my program for that to happen?
Thanks in advance!
Javier Vega Benavente
Mechanical Engineer and Magister Student, Universidad de Concepción, Chile.
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