This link works in conjunction with GunnsBasicSockets. It extends GunnsBasicConductor with an optional Jumper Plug object on either port that can connect to socket links. See GunnsFluidJumper -- the basic jumper works the same way.

Socket Lists

To configure a jumper, first you need to create one or more socket lists. See the discussion on sockets lists in GunnsFluidJumper and follow the same procedure. Sockets lists work the same for basic sockets as for fluid sockets.

Port Connection Rules (These are limitations on the port connection to nodes that the link enforces in run-time):

• None. Unlike most other conductors, this link can connect both ports to the same non-Ground node.

Other Rules (These are extra rules you should always try to follow):

• N/A.

Configuration Data Parameters:

• defaultConductivity: Same as GunnsBasicConductor. This conductivity governs flow through the link when both ends either don't have a plug and are permanently attached to a node, have a plug that is connected to a socket, or have a plug that isn't connected to a socket and is not self-sealing.
• plug0: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.
• plug1: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.
• selfSealing0: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.
• selfSealing1: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.

Input Data Parameters:

• malfBlockageFlag: Same as GunnsBasicConductor.
• malfBlockageValue: Same as GunnsBasicConductor.
• connection0: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.
• connection1: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.
• Jumper Plug 0 Type: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.
• Jumper Plug 1 Type: Same as GunnsFluidJumper.

• N/A

• N/A