WTE TReX-460, User Manual

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TReX User Manual v15.30 Firmware
ADC 2.
: = the colon character ‘:’
N = number of transmissions (0 = no transmissions, 9 is max tx count)
, = the comma character ‘,’
D = debounce in 100 ms steps (from 0-255)
R = time in seconds between retransmissions.
A = Allow remaining input transmission on state change (1 = Allow). If 0 then all
remaining transmissions will be cancelled on any debounced state change.
L = Latched resend interval. This is a period from 0 – 255 (0 is disabled). Should the
input be latched (for an L input is when the input is low, for a H input, is when the input
is high). At this repeating interval, if non-zero, a there will be another single
transmission.
Example. Configure input 1 to send 2 messages after input is debounced by 300 milliseconds
and repeated with 5 seconds between transmissions. Any remaining messages to transmit are
cancelled if the state changes again to high before all transmissions are complete. The
messages are not retransmitted periodically.
Typical usage:
*IN_CONFIG_L=1:2,3,5,0,0<CR>
*IN_CONFIG_H
Specifies all input High configuration parameters. Inputs are triggered by moving the input to
a high state or released from GND for a time exceeding the specified debounce period. The
input message is configured using the
*IN_MSG_H command. Usage is as follows:
*IN_CONFIG_H=I:N,D,R,A,L <CR>
Where:
I = The input to configure (1-11 valid). Input 9 is the VIN input, 10 is ADC 1 and 11 is
ADC 2.
: = the colon character ‘:’
N = number of transmissions (0 = no transmissions, 9 is max tx count)
, = the comma character ‘,’
D = debounce in 100 ms steps (from 0-255)
R = time in seconds between retransmissions.
A = Allow remaining input transmission on state change (1 = Allow). If 0 then all
remaining transmissions will be cancelled on any debounced state change.
L = Latched resend interval. This is a period from 0 – 255 (0 is disabled). Should the
input be latched (for an L input is when the input is low, for a H input, is when the input
is high). At this repeating interval, if non-zero, a there will be another single
transmission.
Example. Configure input 1 to send 2 messages after input is debounced by 300 milliseconds
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