The FC 36 QOR block contains two controlling specifications. S9 is the number of inputs that are found to be logical "1". S10 is the flag for the precision of the test. 0 means "at least" and 1 means "exactly".
Let's see how that works when S9 and S10 are both 0.
The INFI 90 logic asks the following questions:
1. Is S10 zero? If not, we have an exact test. Otherwise we have an "at least" test.
2. If S10 is zero, is the number of inputs that are "1" at least the value of S9?
3. If the answer is yes, set the output block value to be "1".
Here is where it gets interesting. If S9 is 0, the answer to the second question is always "yes". The message is notifying you that you always get a "1" as a result, no matter what the inputs are. Hardly what you expect, right?
--Module 2,65,05 QOR Report QOR output forced to 1 (4 wired, 0 required) in FC 36 Module 2,65,05 Block 1130.
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