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SECTION 9. INPUT/OUTPUT INSTRUCTIONS PARAM. DATA NUMBER ryPE 01: 2 02: 2 03: 2 Q4: 2 05: 2 06: 4 07: 4 08: 4 09: 10: DESCRIPTION Repetitions Hit C (-) to skip repeat of excitation Single-ended channel for first measurement Excitation Channel Start frequency of sweep (100'S of Hz) End frequency of sweep (100'S of Hz) # Cycles to measure (0 means none) Delay before excitation (nI,7 applied (0.01 sec units) lnput location FFPP in ms Multiplier Otfset *** 101 SDM-|NT8 *** FUNCTION The B channel IntervalTimer (lNT8) is a measurement module which provides processed timing information to the datalogger. Each of the 8 input channels may be independently configured to detect either rising or falling edges of either a low levelAC signalof a 5 V logic signal. Each channel may be independently programmed. See the SDM-INTB manualfor detailed instructions and examples. PARAM. DATA NUMBER TYPE 01: 2 02: 4 03: 4 4 4 06: 4 07: 4 08: FP 09: FP Execution Time: DESCRIPTION Address of |NTS *lnput config; channels 8,7,6,5 "lnput config; channels 4,3,2,1 *"Function; channels 8,7,6,5 **Function; channels 4,3,2,1 "**Averaging option Loc Mult Offset 2.3 ms + 1.65 ms/value + averaging interual if used (See Appendix C for possible extra processing time for higher frequency signals.) 9-14 Intermediate Storage: 1 location * Input configurations (Sect. 4.2): Q= 5V logic level, rising edge 'l = 5V logic level, falling edge Q= low levelac, rising edge $= low levelac, falling edge ** Function (Sect. 4.3): Q = nOne I = period in ms 2 - frequency in Khz t= time since previous channel's edge in ms 4= time since channel 1 in ms $= counts on channel 2 since channel 1, linear interpolation 6- frequency in Khz (low f= counts $= counts on Channel2 since Channel 1, no interpolation **" Averaging option (Sect. 4.4): 0 Average over execution interval 0- Continuous averaging XXXX Averaging interval in ms, XXXX>O XXXX- Capture all events until XXXX edges of channel 1 (O

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SECTION
9.
INPUT/OUTPUT INSTRUCTIONS
PARAM.
DATA
NUMBER
ryPE
01:
2
2
2
2
2
4
4
4
Execution Time:
DESCRIPTION
Repetitions Hit
C
(-)
to
skip
repeat
of
excitation
Single-ended channel
for
first
measurement
Excitation Channel
Start frequency of
sweep (100'S
of Hz)
End frequency of
sweep (100'S
of
Hz)
#
Cycles
to
measure
(0
means none)
Delay before excitation
applied
(0.01
sec
units)
lnput
location
(nI,7
in
ms
FP
Multiplier
FP
Otfset
Intermediate
Storage:
1
location
*
Input configurations (Sect. 4.2):
Q=
'l
=
Q=
$=
t=
4=
$=
6-
f=
$=
5V logic level, rising edge
5V logic level, falling edge
low
levelac,
rising edge
low
levelac,
falling edge
02:
03:
Q4:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10:
***
101
SDM-|NT8
***
FUNCTION
The
B
channel IntervalTimer (lNT8)
is a
measurement module
which
provides processed
timing
information to the
datalogger.
Each
of
the
8
input channels may be independently configured to
detect either rising
or
falling edges of either a low
levelAC signalof
a
5
V
logic
signal.
Each channel
may be independently
programmed.
See the
SDM-INTB
manualfor
detailed instructions and
examples.
PARAM.
DATA
NUMBER
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
Address
of
|NTS
*lnput
config; channels
8,7,6,5
"lnput
config; channels
4,3,2,1
*"Function;
channels
8,7,6,5
**Function;
channels
4,3,2,1
"**Averaging option
Loc
Mult
Offset
2.3 ms
+
1.65 ms/value +
averaging interual if used
(See Appendix
C
for
possible extra processing
time
for
higher frequency
signals.)
**
Function (Sect. 4.3):
Q
=
nOne
I
=
period
in
ms
2
-
frequency in Khz
time
since
previous channel's
edge in ms
time
since
channel
1
in
ms
counts on channel 2 since
channel
1,
linear interpolation
frequency in Khz (low
counts
counts on
Channel2
since
Channel
1,
no interpolation
**"
Averaging option (Sect. 4.4):
0
0-
XXXX
XXXX-
Average over execution interval
Continuous averaging
Averaging interval
in
ms,
XXXX>O
Capture all events until XXXX
edges of
channel
1 (O<XXXX,
eeee)
9999-
Test
memory
***
102
SDM-SW8A
***
FUNCTION
The
8
channel
SDM-SW8A Switch Closure
lnput
Module
is
a peripheralfor
measuring
up
to
8
channels of switch closure or
voltage
pulse
inputs.
Each channel may
be
configured to
read single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switch
closure, single-pole single-throw (SPST) switch
closure, or
voltage
pulse.
Output options
include counts, duty cycle, or state.
The
SWSA is addressed by the datalogger,
allowing multiple SWSA's
to
be
connected to
one
datalogger.
16
addresses are available,
but
for
most applications Campbell Scientific
recommends no more
than
4 SWSA's be
connected to one datalogger.
lf more
channels
are requested
than
exist
in
one module, the datalogger automatically
increments the address and continues to
the
next
SW8A.
The
address
settings
for
multiple
SWSA's must sequentially
increase.
For
example, assume 2 SWSA's with an address of
01:
02:
03:
06:
07:
08:
09:
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
FP
FP
9-14