Using the OMP-MODL | Omega Vehicle Security guide

3... INTERFACE MODULES

In the event that a channel on a module quits responding with proper values, it may be an indication that this protective fuse has blown. The fuse can be removed from the circuit and checked for continuity with an ohm-meter and/or replaced with a Littelfuse P/N: 273.050 fuse available from Omega Engineering Incorporated or many electronic distributors.

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Omega Vehicle Security manual Using the OMP-MODL

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OM-MODL OMEGAnetSM On-Line Service Internet e-mail Info@omega.com OMP-MNL VS OMP-MODL IntroductionOMP-MODL System `THE BIG PICTURE’ Manual Overview OMP-MODL System Base Interface Modules HyperWare Software Interface Module Additional Components Features Summary of Steps in Utilizing the OMP-MODL Introduction Using the Modulogger System Base Overview Enclosure / Mounting Top Plate Bottom Plate / Mounting MLCPU-1 Module User Interface Indicators and ButtonsMain Power Switch Overview Alarm LED Indicators Feedback LED IndicatorStatus LED Indicator Enable Button Reset Button Stop Button Button System Initialization RS-232 Serial Communications Port OMP-MODL System Base Terminal Strip Connections MLCPU-1 Terminal Strip Connections end view LOW Range High Range TTL Alarm Output Terminal RTC / Memory Backup Battery MLAD-1 Module Four Channel Analog Input terminals 1 through Cold Junction Compensation terminals 13, 14 Chassis Ground terminals General Purpose Digital Input terminals 17 OMP-MODL System Base Using the OMP-MODL ModuLogger System Base Using the ModuLogger Interface Modules Handling Installation Separating Modules without bending connector pins Feedback LED on MLCPU-1 Layer / Module Address Reference Interface Module Operational Instructions Using the OMP-MODL Field Installation of the ML-BATT Module ML-BATT Battery Pack Module Field Replacement of Batteries ML-CPU Module Module Layer Requirements / Limitations Module InstallationHardware Input Signal Configuration Switches Push Buttons Next and Select Display Display Operation Select Display Menu Items Memory and Continue Processing during setup Date and Time Return to TOP Menu Status Lights Using the OMP-MODL Thermocouple DC VoltageMLIM-1 Four Channel Analog Interface Module MLIM-1 Module Address Switches DC Current 10 Example Address setting for Module Layer Position Input MLIM-1 Channel Configuration via Software Input Overcurrent Fuses Thermocouple Connection MLIM-1 Thermocouple Application Signal Connection all Ranges Thermocouple Application NotesMLIM-1 DC Voltage Application Shielded Twisted Pair Line MLIM-1 DC Current MA-LO Application Common Mode Input Range ConsiderationsSignal Connection all Current Ranges Application Notes DC Voltage Channels Channel Isolation GND Application Notes DC Current Channels Channel Isolation Using the OMP-MODL 17 MLIM-2 Module Address Switch Bank MLIM-2 Digital Interface Module Overview MLIM-2 Event Input Application Hardware Input Configuration SwitchesSoftware Configuration of the MLIM-2 MLIM-2 Counter Input Application Event / Counter Input Signal Connections VD C MLIM-2 Frequency Input Application Frequency Signal Connection Shielded Twisted Pair Lead Voltage Current milliAmps MLIM-2 Digital Output Application Digital Output Signal Connections 25 MLIM-2 Digital output terminal strip connections 26 MLIM-4 Module Address Switches MLIM-4 RTD / Resistance Interface Module Overview Software Configuration of the MLIM-4 27 Example Address setting for Module Layer Position MLIM-4 Thermistor Input Application MLIM-4 Input Signal Connection MethodsMLIM-4 RTD Input Application MLIM-4 Resistance Input Application Wire Configuration Calculating Lead Wire Effects Wire Terminal Strip Connections Wire Compensation Theory As can be seen in the 3-Wire Wiring Diagram, each channel Wire Configuration Range Excitation Current Using the OMP-MODL 31 MLIM-8 Module Address Switch Bank MLIM-8 Digital I/O Interface Module Overview Software Configuration of the MLIM-8 MLIM-8 Event Input Application ConnectionsStrip Terminal8 Event Input Signal ConnectionsPowered Signal Application Contact Closure Application MLIM-8 Digital Output Application VoltageCurrent milliAmps Configured as outputs Terminal Strip Using the OMP-MODL Configuration of the MLIM-5 MLIM-5 Pcmcia Memory Card ModuleOperation of the MLIM-5 and Pcmcia Memory Card Using the OMP-MODL Configuration of the MLIM-5-2400 MLIM-5-2400 Pcmcia and 2400B Modem ModuleTelephone Line Connection Hardware Configuration Switches Operation of the MLIM-5-2400 Installation / Operation MLIM-5-144 Pcmcia and 14.4K Baud Modem Module Using the OMP-MODL Interface Modules Using the Modulogger Hyperware S Oftware Introduction Software Overview Hyperware Installation PC RequirementsUpgrading Hyperware to a NEW Version Hyperware Program Topology User Interface Hyperware S Oftware Introduction Hypercomm S Erial Communications Overview RS-232 Hardware Connection HyperComm Connection via RS-232Establishing AN RS-232 Link Modem Hardware Configuration Establishing a Telephone Modem LinkIs the Omega Engineering supplied adapter used? HyperComm Connection via Modem Port Baud Redial Phone Modem Using the OMP-MODL Visual Communications VIA Hypercomm HyperComm serial communication window connection established Communication Icons and their Functions Enable Button Icon Communication TechniquesStop Button Icon Unit Name and ID Query Status Query Reported information includes Time Set Program Net Transfer Data Download Probe Point Query 10 File Information comments entry dialog Password 13 Password Configuration Dialog Disabling Passwords Using the OMP-MODL Hypercomm C Ommunications Using the Modulogger Pcmcia Card Configuration and USE Pcmcia Card System Components Hardware Configuration Software ConfigurationPcmcia Card Expanded Memory Capacity Application Connecting the PD-1 Drive OMP-MODL ConfigurationPC / External Pcmcia Drive Configuration Pcmcia Card Transportable Data Application Installing the CardTalk Drivers DEVICEHIGH=C\CARDTALK\CTALKCS.EXE Quick Test of the Pcmcia Drive Configuration HyperWare Software Configuration Pcmcia Card Usage with HyperWare Transferring Data from the OMP-MODL to the PCTransferring a Program Net from the PC to the OMP Windows 95 Special Pcmcia Card Considerations Memory Card Handling / MaintenanceFormatting Pcmcia cards Pcmcia Miscellaneous Battery Compartment Door Read Only Read and Write Using the OMP-MODL Pcmcia Card Configuration and USE Using the Modulogger Hypernet I CON Based Programming Example Program Net Temperature sampling Program Net AN Example Program NET Returning to the HyperComm Window Accessing the HyperNet WindowHypernet Development Window Features and Tools HyperNet Window Topology Open Net and Save Net HyperComm AccessCreate New Net Delete Icon or Connection Link Program Net Icon Selection Bar Program NET Construction To Develop a New Program Net Icon PlacementUsing Grids To Open an Existing Net for Editing Changing Fonts IconsIcon Topology Icon Configuring Icons 11 Thermocouple input icon configuration Dialog box Global Icon Signal TypesIcon Assortment Making Connections Between Icons Adding Signal Connections Between Icons Saving the Net Program Net ChecklistModifying the Routing of Icon Connection Lines NET Performance Program Net Execution Speed Program Net Performance GuidelinesAn Empirical Answer Miscellaneous Program Net Performance Considerations Input Icon Type Samples per Second One channel Program NET Documentation Terminal Strip Wiring PrintoutHyperNet Printout Program NET Upload to the OMP-MODL Using the OMP-MODL POST-PROCESSING of Collected Data POST-PROCESSING Nets Using the OMP-MODL Opening a OMP-MODL Download File *.HLD Entering the Post-Processing windowConstructing a Post-Processing Net Reviewing File Information Other Post-Processing Net Development Options Connecting IconsAdding Icons Saving the Post-Processing Net Viewing the Onverted D Options / PathsTarting a P -PROCESSING Ession Hyper LOT Merged File Characteristics File Merge ProcessMerging of Download Files OMP-MODL Hyperplot G Raphic Data Display Launching Hyperplot From a Post-Processing Net From HyperCommFrom Post-Processing Window Time Axis File Open View ZoomingMenu Bar Save as Bitmap Analyze View Zoom LastCursor Options Axis HyperPlot Options / X-axis Y-Axis configuration dialog Via the Windows Clipboard HelpVia Bitmap Files Plotting Large Files with Hyperplot Hyperplot Graphic Data Display Hypertrack R EAL-TIME Data Display 10-1 Constructing a OMP-MODL Program NET for Hypertrack 10-2 Determining OMP-MODL Program Net Probes Information Constructing a Hypertrack NET10-3 10-4 Probe Points detected in the currently loaded Net Program Reading Probe Point icons from a Program Net on disk Building the HyperTrack Net Icons10-5 Other HyperTrack Net Development Options Saving the HyperTrack Net10-6 Starting a Hypertrack Session HyperTrack Scrolling Display WindowChannel Display Order 10-7 Data Buffer HyperTrack Trending Display Window Trending Configuration Dialog Time Display Formats10-9 Plot Period Pausing a Hypertrack SessionChannel Ranges Resuming After Pause Stopping a Hypertrack Session 10-11 10-12 10-1 Appendices 11-1 11-2 Appendix a Master Icon Reference Thermocouple Input Icon11-3 11-4 CJC Cold Junction Compensation Input Icon 11-5 Supply Voltage Vbatt Input Icon System Base 11-6 DC-LO +/- 2VDC Full Scale Voltage Input Icon 11-7 11-8 DC-MED +/- 10 VDC Full Scale Voltage Input Icon 11-9 DC-HI +/- 30 VDC Full Scale Voltage Input Icon 11-10 MA-LO +/- 20 Madc Full Scale Current Input Icon 11-11 11-12 RTD Input Icon MLIM-4 11-13 11-14 Thermistor Input Icon MLIM-4 11-15 11-16 Resistance Input Icon MLIM-4 11-17 11-18 Event Input Icon Gpdi 11-19 11-20 Counter Input Icon Gpdi 11-21 11-22 Event Input Icon Digital I/O with MLIM-2 11-23 11-24 Counter Input Icon Digital I/O with MLIM-2 11-25 11-26 Frequency Input Icon Digital I/O with MLIM-2 11-27 11-28 Event Input Icon Digital I/O with MLIM-8 11-29 11-30 Digital Output Icon MLIM-8 11-31 Digital Alarm Output Icon System Base 11-32 Relay Alarm Output Icon 11-33 +5 Volt Output Icon System Base 11-34 Green LED Status Output Icon 11-35 LCD Message Output Icon 11-36 Digital Output Icon MLIM-2 11-37 Pager CALL-OUTICON 11-38 11-39 Probe Point Output Icon 11-40 11-41 Memory OMP-MODL Icon 11-42 11-43 Destination File Icon 11-44 REAL-TIME Scrolling Display Icon 11-45 REAL-TIME Trending Display Icon 11-46 Dialog Configuration Options 11-47 Delta Function Icon 11-48 11-49 Average Function Icon 11-50 11-51 11-52 Minimum Function Icon 11-53 11-54 Maximum Function Icon 11-55 11-56 SUM Function Icon 11-57 11-58 DUTY-CYCLE Function Icon 11-59 11-60 Time Integration Function Icon 11-61 11-62 Input Rate Timebase Units per Math Function Icon 11-63 Function Syntax Explanation 11-64 TCJX,Y 11-65 11-66 Comparator Setpoint Function Icon 11-67 11-68 11-69 Constant Function Icon 11-70 11-71 Latch Function Icon 11-72 11-73 Logic Function Icon 11-74 Or Logic Function Icon 11-75 XOR Exclusive or Logic Function Icon 11-76 Not Inverter Logic Function Icon 11-77 Timed Counter Function Icon 11-78 11-79 UP Counter Function Icon 11-80 11-81 Sample Rate Clock Function Icon 11-82 11-83 11-84 WARM-UP Function Icon 11-85 11-86 START/STOP Clock Function Icon 11-87 11-88 11-89 Periodic Output Function Icon 11-90 11-91 Stop Logging Function Icon 11-92 11-93 11-94 Global Function Icon 11-95 11-96 11-97 Histogram Function Icon 11-98 11-99 Remote Control Function Icon 11-100 11-101 11-102 HAP Function Icon 11-103 11-104 Text Note Icon 11-105 11-106 Rate of Change Function Icon 11-107 11-108 Appendix B Example Program Nets Engine Oil Cooler Performance Test11-109 Hydraulic Pump Performance Test 11-110 11-111 High Speed Thermocouple Application 11-112 11-113 11-114 Appendix C Hyperware File Listing Path and File Description11-115 11-116 Page Appendix D Changing the Clock / Memory Backup Battery 11-118 11-119 11-120 Appendix E Changing the OMP-MODL 11-121 11-122 50Hz / 60Hz Sofware Filtering Appendix F Filtering OptionsADC Input Filtering 11-123 11-124 Appendix G Hypernet Theory of Operation 11-125 11-126 Appendix H Accessories 11-127 11-128 Appendix I RS-232 CABLE, PORT, Adapter 11-129 11-130 Appendix J Troubleshooting Tips 11-131 11-132 OMP-MODL may have a corrupted Program Net Baud Rate Appendix K Modem Configuration SupplementLocal 2400 to Remote 2400 MDM-2400 Modem Option Local 2400 to Remote 14.4 MDM-14.4 Modem Option Baud Rate 19,200 Local 14.4 to RemoteLocal 14.4 to Remote 14.4 MDM-14.4 Modem Option 11-134 11-135