Daktronics All Sport 4000 Series User Manual
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Event Counter
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23.2.1 RTD Item Numbers
The console sends out data in a Venus 1500 RTD packet as shown below once every
second for code 371, or standard V4600/V7000 RTD for code 372.
Item #
Function
Offset
01
Days x 100
0
02
Days x 10
1
03
Days x 1
2
04
Hours x 10
3
05
Hours x 1
4
06
Colon
5
07
Min x 10
6
08
Min x 1
7
09
Dec.pt.
8
10
Sec x 10
9
11
Sec x 1
10
23.3
Time Base Counter Codes 373 & 374
Code 373 - This code is used for the Venus 1500 Output. Venus 1500 configuration:
Baud Rate 19,200, 8 Data Bits, and No Parity.
Code 374 - This code is used for standard RTD Output V4600/V7000. Venus 4600
configuration: Baud Rate 9,600, 8 Data Bits, and Even Parity.
<
VALUE
/
DAYS
!>
This key is used to enter the initial value that the console should start counting from.
The value can have up to 8 significant digits.
<
INCREMENT VALUE
!>
This key is used to set the increment value. The increment value can have up to 4
significant digits. This value is the amount that is added to the total value every time
interval.
<
DECREMENT VALUE
!>
This key is used to set the decrement value. The decrement value can have up to 4
significant digits. This value is the amount that is subtracted from the total value every
time interval if the increment value is set to zero.
<
TIME INTERVAL
!>
This key is used to set the time period for the time between each increment or decrement
of the value being counted. The time can be set from 00:00.01 to 99:59.59.
<
START
>
When the <
START
> key is pressed, the controller will count down the time interval to
0:00.00 and then adjust the value, changing it by the amount set in the <
INCREMENT
VALUE
>. If the increment value is set to zero, the controller will decrement the value by
the amount set in the <
DECREMENT VALUE
>. The controller will then reset to the last
entered time interval and count down the interval again.
If larger values than 99,999,999 are tracked, then the display would need to have fixed
0's in the lower significant digits. A display could be set up with 0's in the last 3 digits,
and the value could track up to 99,999,999,000. The smallest increment value of 1
would then represent 1000 being added to the total.
<
STOP
>
Pressing this key will stop the clock. The clock must be stopped to set the time interval.