Omega Vehicle Security OMP-MODL - Manual (Page 245)

11.. . A PPENDIX A: M ASTER I CON R EFERENCE
U SING THE OMP-MODL 11-83
NOTE: The link (connection to the Alternate Rate Input on the Sample
Rate Clock is unique in that it feeds back from an Output terminal to an
Input terminal that is to the left on the screen. This is the only link that can
be connected this way. To make the connection, drag the link from the
Sample Rate Clock Input terminal to the Output terminal (left to right).
Enable: Processing of icon is allowed when Enable pin is unconnected or
when connected and Enable signal is TRUE.
The Enable terminal can be left unconnected, connected to a Start/Stop
Clock icon, or connected to any other logic signal. This could control the
generation of Update signals as a condition of some other parameter.
OUTPUTS:
Output Signal: Update type. The Sample Rate Clock icon is the only icon that
can generate an Update command/signal. (The Warm-up icon does not
actually generate an Update signal, it just passes it through).
ICON CONFIGURATION DIALOG BOX:
CONFIGURATION OPTIONS:
Icon Name: Specify the label for the icon. This name will show directly under the icon
within the Program Net.
Never use Alternate Rate / Use Alternate Rate when _____ is True: If the Alternate
Rate Input is left unconnected, Never use Alternate Rate will be displayed.
When a link is made to the Alternate Rate Input, Use Alternate Rate when
`_____’ is True is displayed. In quotes, HyperNet displays the Output
Name of the icon connected to the Alternate Rate Input terminal. The
displayed Output Name can be changed in the other icon’s dialog.
Update pulse every: A text box is provided for User entry of a number. The
units (seconds, minutes, hours, days) can be specified via the list box.
NOTE: To specify Update signal rates faster than 1 second, set the
Sample Rate Clock Resolution to milliseconds from within the Global
icon Configuration dialog. Use of the millisecond setting will result in
higher power consumption as the OMP-MODL microprocessor is
continually running during this mode. In the Seconds mode, the
microprocessor is put to a low power `sleep’ mode during times of
inactivity.
NOTE: In MILLISECOND Mode, logging sessions must be
limited to a maximum length of 2 weeks. This limitation