User's Manual

Using terminal commands
Code Description Parameters Returns
1110 ENOL – Enable Notify if Out of
Limits.
The channel num-
ber and the limit
values (16 bit
value), first the
lower and then the
higher limit
Result (OK or
ERROR)
1111 ENIL – Enable Notify if Inside the
Limits.
The channel num-
ber and the limit
values (16 bit
value), first the
lower and then the
higher limit
Result (OK or
ERROR)
Sampling methods are defined by three bits, as follows.
Sampling method Binary value Description
Reserved 000 Not defined
Minimum 001 If more than one sample per slot is performed,
the lowest value is stored.
Maximum 010 If more than one sample per slot is performed,
the highest value is stored.
Sum 011 The sum of all samples for a certain slot is
stored.
Average
(arithmetic)
100 If more than one sample per slot is performed,
the arithmetic average of all samples is stored.
Average (circular) 101 If more than one sample per slot is performed,
the average computed on a circle is stored
(i.e. on a 0 to 359 degree circle, overflow
occurs at the 359 degree value).
First sample 110 If more than one sample per slot is performed,
the first value is stored. All other samples are
discarded.
Last sample 111 If more than one sample per slot is performed,
the last value is stored. All other samples are
discarded.
Following notification types can be returned when issuing the RNTTL command:
Value Notification Type
00 Notify On Positive Threshold.
01 Notify On Negative Threshold.
10 Notify if Out of Limits.
11 Notify if Inside the Limits.
RETURNS The return result depends on the control byte (see Value in the table above).
However, whatever the return result is, it includes the control byte.
R
EMARKS The general behavior is that an ANLG command issued on a certain input channel
will override any previous ANLG commands affecting that channel.
R
EMOTE The A733 cannot issue ANLG commands remotely, but can execute them.
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