Which instruction is used to turn a Universal Output ON or OFF?

• A. LEDOUT
• B. INOUT
• C. DOUT with OT#() tag
• D. OUTPUTCTRL

Answer: (C)

Controlling a Universal Output requires addressing the specific output directly. The DOUT instruction used with the OT#() tag targets a particular universal output, letting you set it ON or OFF precisely as needed. The OT tag identifies which universal output is being controlled, and DOUT applies the on/off state to that output.

LEDOUT is for LED indicators, not the universal outputs. INOUT is used for inputs or a general I/O operation, not for toggling a universal output with a targeted tag. OUTPUTCTRL handles configuration or status related to outputs, but it doesn’t perform the direct on/off control of a designated universal output.

So the correct approach is DOUT with the OT#() tag, because it directly addresses and drives the specified universal output.