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<p>This block reads the value of a fault action that has already been defined by a Fault Action block. This allows the fault action to be read in multiple locations in the model. A Raptor Fault Action block must exist in the model which defines the fault action.</p>
<p>This block reads the value of a fault action that has already been defined by a Fault Action block. This allows the fault action to be read in multiple locations in the model. A Raptor Fault Action block must exist in the model which defines the fault action.</p>


== Inputs ==
<p>The output of this block is updated every time it executes as it does a complete search of all faults that might be triggering the specified action. This is more CPU intensive than the Raptor Fault Action block.</p>
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== Outputs ==
== Outputs ==

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Raptor™ Fault Action Read

Description

This block reads the value of a fault action that has already been defined by a Fault Action block. This allows the fault action to be read in multiple locations in the model. A Raptor Fault Action block must exist in the model which defines the fault action.

The output of this block is updated every time it executes as it does a complete search of all faults that might be triggering the specified action. This is more CPU intensive than the Raptor Fault Action block.

Outputs

Output Type Description
Active boolean Boolean which represents if any of the faults are in the states defined for this action.
Fault Index of fault which caused the action to be true

Parameters

Parameter Type Description
Action Name String Name of the fault action to read. Must be a valid C identifier.