[TRNSYS-users] Quick doubt

[David Bradley]

Dani,
 you are correct, GT stands for "greater than." The function returns a 
value of 1 if the first argument in parenthesis is greater than the 
second and a 0 otherwise. For a more complete description, please refer 
to section 7.3.9.1 of the documentation set.
Kind regards,
 David


Dani Pons wrote:
> Dear Trnsys Users,
>  
> "Fast answer" question: In the SDWH - Feedback Controller example, in 
> "Setpoint" (Calculator icon) there is a "GT". What does it stand for? 
> Greater than?
>  
> "More elaborate answer" question: It is "GT( two parameters separated 
> by commas)".  This output goes into the On/Off signal of the 
> controller. I dont quite understand what the controller receives as a 
> sign to activate then the following pump.
>  
> Thanks,
> Dani
>  
> TU WIen
>  
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