
SECTION 9. INPUT/OUTPUT
INSTRUCTIONS
when done
measuring.
B
Trigger option
0
-
Trigger
immediately
1
-
Trigger
if above
limit
(high)
2
-
Trigger if
below
limit
(low)
3
-
Trigger
on rising
edge
4
-
Trigger
on falling
edge
C Destination
0
-
Input
Storage
1
-
Serial
port
9600
baud
2
-
Serial
port
76,800
baud
D
Measurement
0
-
Ditferential
measurement
1
-
Single-ended
measurement
05: FP Scan interval(ms,
minimum
0.97 x reps,
limited to 0.97-
50ms)
06: FP Number of
scans
(units
of
1 000)
O7: 4
Trigger
offset; the number
of samples
saved before
trigger
(not
used
with
serial
output)
08: FP Trigger
limit
(mV,
unscaled
measurement)
09: 4 Excitation
voltage
(mV)
10:
4 1st input location in
which
to
store data
11: FP Multiplier
(not
used with
serialoutput)
12: FP
Otfset
(not
used
with
serial
output)
***
26
TIMER
***
FUNCTION
This
instruction will reset a
timer or
store
the
elapsed
time
registered by
the timer
in
an Input
Storage
location. Instruction 26
can
be
used
with
Program Control
instructions
to
measure
the
elapsed time between specific
input
conditions. There
is
only
one timer
and
it is
common to
alltables
(e.9.,
if the
timer
is reset
in
Table 1
and
later
in Table 2,
a subsequent
instruction
in Table
1
to read
the timer will store
the elapsed time
since
the
timer was
reset
in
Table
2).
Elapsed time is
tracked in 0.1
second
increments
but displayed as an integer. For
example, a 20
second
elapsed
time
is
d
as
"200".
The time starts over
after
reaching
a
maximum value
of 65,536
-
about
109
minutes.
The timer is also reset in response to certain
keyboard entries:
When tables
are
changed
and
compiled
wit
the
*0
Mode,
the
timer is reset
automatically.
When tables are
changed
and
then
compiled
in
the
*B
Mode,
the
timer is
automatically reset and Tables
1
and 2 are
disabled.
Entering
u*Oo
at this
point
enables
both
tables
and
resets the
timer.
3. Entering
""6"
after changing the tables
compiles
the
programs,
but does
NOT
the
timer.
PARAM. DATA
NUMBER TYPE
DESCRIPTION
lnput
location
no.
of
elapsed
time
(or
enter 0
to
reset)
Input
locations altered:
1
(0
if
timer
is
being
reset)
***
101 SDM-|NT8
***
The
8 channel
IntervalTimer
(lNT8)
is a
measurement module
which
provides
timing information to
the
datalogger.
Each
of
the 8 input channels
may
be
independently
configured to detect either rising
or
falling
of
either
high level
or
a low level
signal.
Each
channel may
be
independently
programmed.
See the SDM-lNT8 manualfor detailed
instructions
and examples. This instruction
is
not in
all
PROM
options.
PARAM. DATA
NUMBER TYPE
DESCRIPTION
1.
2.
01:
9-12
01:
Address
of
|NTS
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