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48 –
40 –
32 –
24 –
16 –
8 –
In Last Beam Made Mode,
last beam is #37 of 48.
In First Beam Made Mode,
first beam is #26 of 48.
Last Beam Made, First Beam Made
BMRL 3616A
Receiver
BMEL 3616A
Emitter
BMRL 3616A
Receiver
48 –
40 –
32 –
24 –
16 –
8 –
In Last Beam Blocked Mode,
last beam is #43 of 48.
In First Beam Blocked Mode,
first beam is #15 of 48.
Last Beam Blocked, First Beam Blocked
BMEL 3616A
Emitter
BMRL 3616A
Receiver
48 –
40 –
32 –
24 –
16 –
8 –
In Total Beams Made Mode,
34 of 48 possible beams are
made.
In Total Beams Blocked Mode,
14 of 48 possible beams are
blocked.
Total Beams Made, Total Beams Blocked
BMEL 3616A
Emitter
5.4.2 Conguring the Outputs
The controller oers 2, 3, or 16 outputs, depending on the model. One scan analysis mode may be assigned to Output 1 and a second,
dierent, analysis mode may be assigned to Output 2. All models except the 16-output models have an output labeled Alarm. This
output can be congured to:
Funcon as the alarm output for the controller’s self-diagnosc circuitry when a scan analysis mode is not assigned to it; or
Serve as a trigger input to begin the scan sequence of another MINI-ARRAY System.
Conguring the Discrete Outputs (MAC-1, MACP-1, MACN-1, MACV-1, and MACI-1)
Use the Output Assignments secon of the PSF Conguraon screen to customize the Analysis Mode(s) response. With the excepons
noted, either Meas1 or Meas2 can be assigned to Output 1 or Output 2.
Output 2 may be assigned as an Alarm output for the module’s self-diagnosc circuitry when a scan analysis mode is not assigned to it.
Output 2 can also be programmed to serve as a Trigger input to begin the scan sequence of another MINI-ARRAY System. The Trigger
value is the beam locaon along the array at which the Trigger output (during a scan) occurs.
Set Point (Low and High) determines where within the array the output(s) responds. In the case of total or
conguous beams made or
broken, these sengs determine the minimum and maximum number of beams required for an output.
Hysteresis (Low and High) determines how much change must occur at each set point to cause the associated output to change state.
Hysteresis avoids unstable output
condions (chaering) when the scanning condion exactly matches one of the set points. The
default seng for hysteresis is one beam less than the Low Set Point and one beam more than the High Set Point.
Scan # is the number of consecuve array scans required before the associated output is updated. The controller can be programmed
for from one to nine consecuve scans. The scan data MUST BE THE SAME for all consecuve scans before the associated output
updates.
Invert (Y/N) allows the output to be normally open (No) or normally closed (Yes).
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