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Appendix A
CIP Objects
6
SpecialRequest
BYTE
7
Pad
BYTE
Used to align data to a 32-bit boundary.
8
PacketCountDown
DWORD
The PacketCountDown is initially specified as 0, but on subsequent calls the PacketCountDown returned in
the response must be passed here.
Table 128 - 0x4F Transient Record Request
Table 129 - SpecialRequest Description 0x4F Transient Record Request
Bit
Description
0, 1, and 2
Reserved
3
SR_FILTER_LO
Set bit to specify that if samples are decimated, either by specifying a lower FMAX
(1)
or by synchronous
resampling, then 37.5% of the unfiltered FFT lines are returned.
If bits 3 and 4 are both set, then the firmware automatically determines the number of returned FFT lines,
based on applied filtering.
(2)
4
SR_FILTER_HI
Set bit to specify that if samples are decimated, either by specifying a lower FMAX
or by synchronous
resampling, then 62.5% of the unfiltered FFT lines are returned.
If bits 3 and 4 are both set, then the firmware automatically determines the number of returned FFT lines,
based on applied filtering
.
5
SR_EXTENDED
Set bit to specify that if samples are not decimated or synchronously resampled that 112.5% of the unfiltered
FFT lines are returned.
When not set, 100% of FFT lines are returned for samples that are not decimated nor synchronously sampled.
IMPORTANT
Recommended use is to set bits 3, 4 and 5. This setting makes sure that in all cases the maximum number of
lines are returned that are, in all cases, free of any filter attenuation or potential aliasing effects.
(1) The FMAX and FFT Lines presented in the AOP assume that bits 3, 4 and 5 are set. If other selections are made, then the FMAX or the number of FFT lines of a downloaded FFT does not always reflect
that presented in the AOP.
(2) When automatically deciding the factor to apply to decimated or synchronously resampled data the firmware applies the SR_FILTER_LO (37.5%) factor when the -24 dB/octave filter is applied, and
the SR_FILTER_HI (62.5%) factor with the -48 dB/octave or the -60 dB/octave filters are applied.
Data that is decimated on the Alternate Path always applies the -48 dB/octave filter. The applied filter on the primary path is the -24 dB/octave filter except when either of the Aeroderivative
Measurement Types are selected, in which case it applies the -60 dB/octave filter.