Base component for a motor with analog overtemperature sensor or digital
 overtemperature switch.

 The BaseMotor object contains I/O signals for overtemperature supervision. You
 can choose between a digital temperature switch or an analog temperature sensor,
 but not both. The I/O signals are optional.

 The example above shows a configuration with a temperature sensor that
 alarms for HighHigh temperatur, and warns for High temperature.

Configuration

 - TempSwitch               Digital temperature switch
 - TempSensor               Analog temperature sensor
 - NoTempSwitchOrSensor     No temperature supervision

 If TempSensor is selected, adjust the limits for HighHigh and High in the
 BaseTempSensor object (LimitHH and LimitH).

 Signals that has to be connected to I/O channels.

 - TempSensor.Value     Ai (optional)
 - TempSwitch.Switch    Di (optional)

 For plc coding the function object BaseMotorFo is used, if the motor
 contains a temperature switch or a temperature sensor. Otherwise there is
 no need for plc coding.

 Create a function object in the plc editor and connect it to the current
 object with the connect function.

 For simulation of the sensor value, use the plc object BaseMotorSim.

• BaseMotorFo
• BaseMotorSim
• BaseTempSwitch
• BaseTempSensor

 Super class.

 Enumeration for object graph configuration.
 Handled by the ConfigureComponent method.

 Temperature switch object.

 Temperature sensor object.

 Indication for error. Activated by temperature sensor HighHigh alarm or
 temperature switch alarm. Object symbol is colored flashing red.

 Indication for warning. Activated by temperature sensor High alarm.
 Object symbol if colored yellow.

 Internal value to display or hide temperature indications in the object graph.

 Supervision is disabled.
 Shows the input DisableSup in the plc Fo object.

 Note that the color indication and the attributes IndError and
 IndWarning are not affected by DisableSup.

 The plc function object connected to this object.
 This attribute is set when the function object is connected from
 the plc editor by the connect function.

 The simulate plc function object connected to this object.
 This attribute is set when the simulate function object is connected from
 the plc editor by the connect function.