Input parameters
The Input parameters apply to the following channel mode types:
- Input
- Input, Timestamp
- IO-Link, Input Output, Timestamp
- Input Output, Timestmap
- IO-Link (Generic), Input Output, Timestamp
- IO-Link (Generic), Input Output
The Input parameters include:
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Off → On filter time | Specifies the time by which to delay the transition from off to on. This delay is
useful for filtering out transients in noisy environments. |
On → Off filter time | Specifies the time by which to delay the transition from on to off. This delay is
useful for filtering out transients in noisy environments. |
Enable timestamp latching | Determines whether to latch timestamps.
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Capture timestamp for | Determines whether to capture a timestamp when the input transitions from Off to On
and/or from On to Off. When Channel Assignment Mode is configured as
User-Selectable , you can capture timestamps for both
transitions.When Channel Assignment Mode is configured as Predefined with Generic
IO-Link , you can capture timestamps for only one type of
transition. |
Enable chatter detection | Sets chatter detection. When enabled, chatter from a device connected to one of its
inputs (for example, rapid transitions from a failed contact) is ignored. Chatter can cause the device to timestamp invalid input transitions. Typically,
chattering signals cause inputs to transition falsely many times in a relatively
short period of time. |
Chatter count | Determines the number of acceptable input transitions that can occur in a given
time period before considering the input to be chatter. |
Chatter time | Determines the amount of time, from 1…10,000 milliseconds, within which the number
of input transitions are counted. |
Diagnostics | Opens the Diagnostics dialog to view diagnostic information. |
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