OPTO 22 PAMUX Operation & User’s Manual

17, INTRODUCTION Pamux User’s Guide 1-3 PAMUX COMPONENTS This section describes and illustrates each of the components of the Pamux family. AC28 ADAPTER CARD Note: Information on the AC28 applies to revision C or later. For revision B or earlier, refer to Opto 22 form 218. The AC28…

118, OPTO 22 PAMUX PROGRAMING WITHOUT THE PAMUX DRIVER Pamux User’s Guide 4-15 PERFORMING DIAGNOSTICS Check Board Type This example uses the capability of newer Pamux products to identify an I/O brain board type and to determine if a brain board was actually accessed. You can verify that a brain board was suc…

77, PROGRAMING WITH THE PAMUX DRIVER 3-16 Pamux User’s Guide READ DIGITAL POINT 9 Purpose: Reads a digital point. C OMMAND T YPE : Digital P ARAMETERS : COMMAND Contains the value 9. ADDRESS Contains the address of the Pamux brain board. POSITION Contains the point number. VALUE ARRAY The first…

72, PROGRAMING WITH THE PAMUX DRIVER Pamux User’s Guide 3-11 CONFIGURE DIGITAL BANK 4 P URPOSE : Configures a bank of eight digital I/O points. C OMMAND T YPE : Digital P ARAMETERS : COMMAND Contains the value 4. ADDRESS Contains the address of the Pamux brain board. POSITION Contains the b…

138, TEMPERATURE CONVERSIONS ROUTINES Pamux User’s Guide C-3 AD8, AD8T TYPE K THERMOCOUPLE TEMP = (VALUE% - A0) * A1 + A2 where A0, A1, and A2 depend on VALUE% and can be derived from the following table: VVAALLUUEE%% AA00 AA11 AA22 TTeemmp p RRaange nge ((°°CC)) < 96 0 0.3167899 -…

102, PROGRAMING WITH THE PAMUX DRIVER Pamux User’s Guide 3-41 STATUS/ERROR CODES A 0 returned as a status or error code by a Pamux API indicates no error. The most common error codes are listed below. The complete set of status and error codes can be found in the Pamux header files (Pamux.H…