The Analog RAM from Database symbol must be defined identically (i.e., number and names of inputs, outputs and selects) to the Analog RAM symbol it references. The Analog RAM symbol must be defined first.
Speed Key Names: ram2, ramdb, aramdb
Signals
Digital inputs: <store> and <recall>
Analog inputs: <ain1> through <ain999>
Digital inputs: <select1> through <select999>
For each analog input, one corresponding analog output: <aout1> through <aout999>
Description
The Analog RAM from Database symbol references the memory of a previously defined Analog RAM symbol.
Since Analog RAM does not permit recalling more than one set of values at one time (only one <select> input should be high when <recall> goes high), the Analog RAM from Database symbol can be used to recall a second set of values. There is no limit to the number of these symbols that can be used to reference a single Analog RAM.
The Analog RAM from Database symbol must be defined identically (i.e., number and names of inputs, outputs and selects) to the Analog RAM symbol it references. The Analog RAM symbol must be defined first.
See also Analog RAM, Serial RAM, Digital RAM