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Debounce
:
It is necessary to configure a
debounce
time for edge detection. The
debounce
is the sensor stabilization time - the minimum time at
which the sensor must remain at the logical level of interest so that the detected edge is considered valid. The minimum configurable
debounce
time is 50 milliseconds and the maximum are 6 seconds. The device will only register the event after the end of the
debounce
time. Thus, the
event will be logged with a delay equal to the
debounce
time.
10.3.4
CHANNELS GENERAL PARAMETERS
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Fig. 08
– Channels General Parameters
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Alarm Buzzer Runtime:
Allows you to configure the
buzzer
runtime for each time the device enters an alarm situation. The configuration is
performed in seconds, from 0 to 65000 s, where 0 means that the
buzzer
should not be triggered.
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Power Line Frequency:
Must be set to the frequency of the local power line (50 Hz or 60 Hz) for the device to perform better.
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Digital Output Mode:
Allows you to configure the Digital Output mode. The Digital Output can be configured to Disabled, Auxiliary Electronic
Switch, or Alarm Status.
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Auxiliary Electronic Switch:
Controls the power supply of external instruments during analog channel readings.
Drive Time:
Allows you to configure, in seconds, in the Auxiliary Electronic Switch mode, how long before each acquisition the Digital
Output must be triggered. The minimum configurable time is 0 seconds and the maximum time is 15 minutes (900 seconds). If equal to 0,
the Auxiliary Electronic Switch will be enabled at the exact moment of an acquisition. If greater than or equal to the lowest acquisition
interval, the Auxiliary Electronic Switch will always be enabled.
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Alarm Status:
In this mode, the Digital Output will follow the current general alarm status. If any channel is in an alarm situation, the Digital
Output is triggered. If no channel is set to alarm, the Digital Output is disabled.
10.3.5
DATA LOGGING CONFIGURATION
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Fig. 09
– Logs
LOGS
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Log Data:
Allows you to enable or disable data logging on the device.
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Log Interval:
Allows the user to select the frequency, in seconds, with which an acquisition must be made and logged in the memory.
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Minimum Interval:
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1 second - if no channel is configured to operate on average;
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10 seconds - if a channel is configured to operate on average.
