CHAPTER 4
Using terminal commands
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Table 3. Command Code Definitions for the Analog Command
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1100 | ENOPTR – Enable Notify On Positive Threshold Reached. | the threshold (16 bit | Result (OK or ERROR). | |
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1101 | ENONTR – Enable Notify On Negative Threshold Reached. | the threshold (16 bit | Result (OK or ERROR). | |
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1110 | ENOL – Enable Notify if Out of Limits. | the limit values (16 bit | Result (OK or ERROR). | |
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and then the higher limit.
1111 | ENIL – Enable Notify if Inside the Limits. |
The channel number and
the limit values (16 bit Result (OK or ERROR). value), first the lower
and then the higher limit.
a. See also “Notifications” on page 53.
Sampling methods are defined by three bits, as follows:
Table 4. Sampling Method Definitions
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Reserved | 000 | Not defined. | |
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Minimum | 001 | If more than one sample per slot is performed, the lowes value will be stored. | |
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Maximum | 010 | If more than one sample per slot is performed, the highest value will be stored. | |
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Sum | 011 | The sum of all samples for a certain slot will be stored. | |
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Average (arithmetic) | 100 | If more than one sample per slot is performed, the arithmetic average of all samples | |
will be stored. | |||
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Average (circular) | 101 | If more than one sample per slot is performed, the average computed on a circle will | |
be stored (i.e. on a 0 to 359 deg. circle, overflow occurs at the 359 deg value). | |||
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First sample | 110 | If more than one sample per slot is performed, the first value will be stored. All other | |
samples are discarded. | |||
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Last sample | 111 | If more than one sample per slot is performed, the last value will be stored. All other | |
samples are discarded. | |||
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