Binary Filter

The binary filter tool offers a simple filter for boolean values. Only integer and boolean input values are taken into account. Regarding integer values, only 0 or 1 are accepted as input values.

See chapter Data types in LOGIKEDITOR | datapoints-types for information on data types.

Configuration

Setting	Description
Changing value	If an incoming value deviates from the prior value, this value may pass. The Boolean value `true` would correspond an integer value `1` and vice versa.
Unchanged value	If an incoming value is equal to the prior value, this value may pass. The Boolean value `true` would correspond an integer value `1` and vice versa.
`True`/Yes (`true`)	Only values that are either `true` or `1` are admitted.
`False`/No (`false`)	Only values that are either `false` or `0` are admitted.
Rising edge	An input value is only admitted if the previous input value was `0` or `false` and if the current value is 1 or `true`.
Falling edge	An input value is only admitted if the previous input value was `1` or `true` and if the current value is 0 or `false`.

Only the filter options True/Yes (true) and False/No (false) operate already on the first value. All other options let the first value pass and filter starting with the second incoming value, based on a comparison with the previous value.

Configuration

Filter Options