Thermo Scientific Oretronic III, Operating & Service Manual

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Thermo Fisher Scientific A- 5
REC 4105 Rev L
R E G I S T E R
A D D R E S S
A C C E S S T Y P E D E S C R I P T I O N
40001 Read Only I Coast count = Number of pieces of metal counted since the last time
the detector was
RESET.
40002 Read Only I Total count = Total number of pieces of metal detected.
40003 Read Only I Received signal = Amplified and filtered signal derived from the
receiver coil. The metal detection algorithm depends on the
amplitude of this signal.
40004 Read/Write I Fine sensitivity used to determine whether metal is present.
40005 Read/Write I Clip sensitivity used to determine whether metal is present when clip
detection is active.
40006 Read/Write I Clip delay = Length of belt to let pass the detection area when clip
detection is active.
40008 Read/Write I Bar length = Maximum length of the bar/rod.
40009 Read/Write I Belt speed = Entered belt speed if no speed input is present.
It is the actual belt speed if a speed sensor is present.
The units are feet/minute or meters/minute, depending on the units
implied by the operator during automatic calibration.
40010 Read/Write I Timed delay in seconds. The number stored in this register is
divided by 10.
40011 Read/Write I Timed duration in seconds. The number stored in this register is
divided by 10.
40012 Read/Write I Material code = Code ranging from 0 to 7 used to select the window
timing that controls the time delay from the coil excitation phase to
the data sampling phase.
0 - M i n i m u m d e l a y
7 - M a x i m u m d e l a y
40013 Read/Write I Coarse sensitivity = Amount of amplification applied to the signal
from the receiver coil.
0 - M i n i m u m g a i n
7 - M a x i m u m g a i n
40014 Read/Write I Clip sensitivity = Amount of amplification applied to the signal from
the receiver coil when clip detection is active.
0 - M i n i m u m g a i n
7 - M a x i m u m g a i n
40015 Read/Write 1 Key input register; shows which key was pressed. This register is
used for diagnostic purposes.
• 0 x F F – N o k e y w a s p r e s s e d
• 0 x F E – S C R O L L u p k e y w a s p r e s s e d