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7.10 Interface
(does apply to Y1TA100QXVT80 and Y1TA100MHT88)
The basic settings for the interface are entered to the
Interface menu.
Designation Function Key designation
Mode Basic interface settings   
One of the function types, namely Menu, Comm (default setting) or Continuous, is selected by pressing the

and the

key.
Menu: The sensor can be addressed with the help of a terminal program. A menu is generated
automatically in the terminal program (see chapter 7.1).
Comm: The sensor can be addressed by means of interface commands (see chapter 7.2).
Continuous: The sensor reads out selected information at a defined interval.
Baudrate Set the baud rate
  
The interface can be set to one of three baud rates by pressing the

and the

key: 9600, 38.400 (default
setting) or 115.200 baud. 9600 Baud, 38400 Baud (Standardeinstellung) oder 115200 Baud.
Continuous transmission: If continuous transmission is used, the values selected from the table shown
below are transmitted via the interface at a defined interval.
ASCII
Selection of the output format for continuous transmission
  
Selection is made between the two output formats, ASCII or binary (default setting),
by pressing the

or the

key.
TA/T Selection of the interface protocol
  
Switching between the old and new interface protocols (Y1TA and YT respectively) is possible by
pressing the
 or the  key.
Interval Selection of the transmission interval for continuous transmission +  –
The length of the interval specifies how frequently data
will be transmitted via the interface.
The interval can be set within a range
of 10 to 10,000 ms by pressing the + or the – key.
Mask Selection of the desired output values for continuous transmission +

–
The selected mask specifies which information will be read out to the interface during continuous
transmission. Selection can be made from masks 1 through 31 by pressing the + or – key.
[Data]
[Interval]
Interval
The individual output values are explained in the following pages.