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==SBD IO source== | ==SBD IO source== | ||
Configures IO source which can trigger SBD record saving. | Configures IO source which can trigger SBD record saving. 10 elements can generate Alarm for SDB sending. These elements are: | ||
* | * Byte 1 - Din1 | ||
* | * Byte 2 - Din2 | ||
* | * Byte 3 - Din3 | ||
*Speed | * Byte 4 - Din4 | ||
* | * Byte 5 - Dout1 | ||
* Byte 6 - Dout2 | |||
* Byte 7 - Dout3 | |||
* Byte 8 - Dout4 | |||
* Byte 9 - Speed | |||
* Byte 10 - CrashDetect | |||
By setting the apropriate bits you'll get a hex number that can be sent to the device to configure. additionally you can set via the configurator and use getparam command to get the correct value. | |||
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Configurator parameter IDs and their explanation: | Configurator parameter IDs and their explanation: | ||
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In order to configure parameter 99422 manually users must simply set the appropriate values of bit positions, according to their needs: | In order to configure parameter 99422 manually users must simply set the appropriate values of bit positions, according to their needs: | ||
* | * Byte 1 - Din1 | ||
* | * Byte 2 - Din2 | ||
* | * Byte 3 - Din3 | ||
* | * Byte 4 - Din4 | ||
* | * Byte 5 - Dout1 | ||
* Byte 6 - Dout2 | |||
* Byte 7 - Dout3 | |||
* Byte 8 - Dout4 | |||
* Byte 9 - Speed | |||
* Byte 10 - CrashDetect | |||
==SDB record structure== | ==SDB record structure== | ||