Weidmuller WI-I/O 9-L: Wireless I/O Transmitter / Receiver v1.3 User Manual
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WI-I/O 9-L Configuration Manual
WI-I/O 9-L Wireless I/O
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Feature
Description
Example
Ain1 debounce
The debounce time is the product of the
number of samples and the sample period.
The signal must differ from the previous value
by the sensitivity value for this duration to
register a ‘change of state’.
This means that changing the analog sample
time will also change the debounce time. For
analog signals, a value of 0 or 1 generates the
quickest response; 255 generates the slowest
response.
Ain1 sample period
Sets the period between samples of the
thermocouple input.
A smaller value will cause mappings using this
input to be triggered more frequently (i.e.
quicker response).
A larger value will cause mappings using this
input to be triggered less frequently (less
power consumption).
Ain1 warm up time
The amount of time the analog circuits are
powered up before sampling the analog input.
Din1 Debounce
The amount of time the first digital input must
stay in a changed state before it registers as a
change of state.