
Cal Mode Sel: Writing a one (1) in this field sets the calibration system to calibrate voltage. Writing a zero (0) in this field sets the calibration system to calibrate current. This bit controls a relay that requires approximately 5 mS to change states.
Cal Mux En: Writing a one (1) in this field enables the Cal Mux. Writing a zero (0) in this field disables the Cal Mux.
Cal Mux Chan Address: The address of the channel selected is written to this field. The channel address, expressed in hexadecimal, has values from 016 through F16 corresponding to channels 1 through 16, respectively. This field only has effect when the Cal Mux En field is set to one (1).
A/D Scale: This bit changes the A/D scaling. When set to 0, normal A/D scaling is used. When set to 1, A/D scaling is divided by 13.7. This bit is used by 
Card Configuration Register
The Card Configuration Register returns information about the module configuration and terminal module in use.
Address
Base + 0A16
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Terminal: This field returns information about the terminal module.
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Note The Terminal bits reflect the state of the of the TERMINAL ID 1, TERMINAL ID 2, and TERMINAL ID 3 lines in the output connector. If you are not using the 
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