August 2020 – TD 316 OPERATING MANUAL – Motus Wave Sensor 5729
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Two different alternatives are available in
Compass Type
:
•
HSC100 NMEA
•
Generic NMEA
Compass Warm-up Time (s)
is the time in seconds needed from power is switched on to the external compass until it
is ready to output compass data. To save power the
Enable Compass Power Control
might be set. If disabled, the
compass is always on.
Compass Start Offset Time (s)
is the Offset time from the start of each recording interval until
the start of the external compass. Only used when
Enable Compass Power Control
is activated.
Compass Sampling
Interval (s)
is the interval between each new start of the external compass sampling. This interval has to be bigger than
N/fs where N is the
Compass Sample Average Number
and fs are the
Compass Sampling frequency
. Only used
when Enable
Compass Power Control
is activated.
Compass Sample Average Number
is the number of samples to
be taken from the external compass and averaged before the power to the external compass is switched off again.
Selectable number of values is 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 and 128. Only used when
Enable Compass Power Control
is
activated.
Compass Sampling Frequency
is the frequency which the sensor is sampling the compass, 1Hz is the only
alternative yet.
4.8.6
Advanced System Output
Figure 4-30: Advanced System Output in User Maintenance
In
AADI Real-Time
and
Smart Sensor Terminal
mode
the alternatives are either
Off
or
Output
.
Off
:
Parameter is turned off.
Output
:
Parameter is included in the xml or the ASCII output.
The parameters in this section are useful parameters for troubleshooting purpose.
Processing Time Output
is the time
used for processing all the data from the last wave integration time.
FE State Parameters Output
is an advanced system output which can be enabled to give more information about the
internal coprocessor and communication between the host processor and the coprocessor. Two output parameters,
FE
