Omega Vehicle Security 1400 guide

			Acquisition Setup
Parameter			Options
Event Configuration	Trigger: Set a trigger scan in the Acquisition by using one of the following:
		Keyboard - Use Console Trigger dialog box to start trigger scan.
		Note: If the Keyboard Trigger is selected the use of Pre-trigger is disabled.
		External TTL - Use an external signal to start the trigger scan.
		Channel Value - Use specified value of a given channel.
		Alarm - Use an Alarm value to start the trigger scan.
		Absolute Time - Use a time of day to start the trigger scan.
		Note: If Absolute Time is selected, the use of Auto Re-arm is disabled.
	Stop:	Set a stop scan in the Acquisition by using one of the above selections or Count (as
		specified below). Keyboard isn’t applicable. If a MultiScan, ChartScan, or NetScan is
		connected and High-Speed Single-Channel (Burst Mode) is selected, then “Count from
		trigger” is the only Stop available for the event configuration.
	Count:	Specify a number of scans to be read before a stop scan is set.
Acquisition Parameters	Scan Counts:		Specify the number of scans in an acquisition
			Pre-trigger
			Post Stop
	Average weight: Average weight can be specified only when in the Normal Mode. The value for
			the average weight determines the number of samples to be averaged when in
			Normal Mode. Values of 1, 2, 4, and 8 are for high-speed multiple channel
			applications for thermocouples and DC voltages where noise filtering is not an
			issue.
			Values of 16, 32, 64, 128, and 256 are recommended for AC noise rejection.
	Scan Intervals:		Time between scans (frequency of scans)
			Pre-trigger and Post Stop
			Post-trigger
			Use one Interval

High Speed Setup:

Allows for channel and scan rate entries for high-speed, single channel mode.

Note: These parameters cannot be altered while an acquisition is in progress.

Note: If Normal Mode is selected, channels assigned to a chart must be (and will be) enabled in the Acquisition.

The assigned channels will be “ON” in the Channel Configuration portion of the Channel and Alarm Setup spreadsheet and can not be turned off while assigned to a chart. However; additional channels (not assigned to charts) can still be enabled and disabled from the Channel and Alarm Setup sheet.

Example. In the figure to the left:

(a) Channel 1 and Channel 2 can not be turned “OFF.” Each is assigned to a chart.

(b) Both Channel 3 and Channel 4 can be turned “OFF.” Neither is assigned to a chart.

Normal Mode, CH1 and CH2 Assigned to a Chart

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Another remarkable characteristic of the Omega 1400 is its built-in GPS tracking capability. In the unfortunate event of a theft, the GPS feature allows vehicle owners to track the location of their vehicle, increasing the chances of recovery. This technology proves invaluable for users who prioritize the safety of their assets.

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Omega Vehicle Security 1400 manual Normal Mode, CH1 and CH2 Assigned to a Chart

Models: 1400

Acquisition Setup

Parameter

Stop:

Count:

Scan Counts:

Scan Intervals: