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HSCDEF PMON on same channel
« on: March 11, 2010, 03:29:45 PM »
I need to set up a HSC for input pin 1 and also measure frequency on that same pin.

I believe I saw a note either in the manual or on the forum concerning using the same channel for high speed counting and doing frequency measurment.

As I remeber it said if you set a channel up by doing  HSCCDEF you don't need to also define it as PMON on that channel since is already set up for interrupt operation.

Is this correct?

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Re:HSCDEF PMON on same channel
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2010, 04:21:15 PM »
This is only true on F-series PLC but not on T100MD+.

On T100MD+ or T100MX+, an input defined as HSC is not automatically defined for PMON and vice versa. So the only way is to use HSC #2 (input 5,6) for counter and parallel the signal to input #3 or #4 for PMON.
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Re:HSCDEF PMON on same channel
« Reply #2 on: March 12, 2010, 08:27:06 AM »
I am using the new F series so that offers a simple solution. I have numerous T100MD boards so I will remeber to provide the input signal to both channels and set one up as frequency and the other as HSC if needed.

As a side note this is the first project I have done since the new long name tags are provided in the programming tools - most excellent ! A huge time saver and really helps speed code development. Many thanks to all involved

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Re:HSCDEF PMON on same channel
« Reply #3 on: June 30, 2011, 03:37:18 PM »
We are now conducting beta test of a new i-TRiLOGI version that allows a programmer to define any meaningful name for any variable, constant or an expression using a #define table

#define  "Temperature" => "EMLINT[5]".
#define  "Five " => "5"
#define  "TotalCount"  => "DM[1] +DM[100]"  

You can then freely use "temperature" and "totalcount" and "Five" in your TBASIC program and the compiler will replace the defined name with the variable, the constant or the expression.

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