Yokogawa PC-Based MX100 User Manual

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IM MX190-01E

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DARWIN for Extended API Constants and Types

Alarm Types

◊ indicates a space.

Mnemonic

Description

String

DAQDA100_ALARM_NONE

No alarm (alarm OFF)

◊◊

DAQDA100_ALARM_UPPER

Upper limit alarm

H◊

DAQDA100_ALARM_LOWER

Lower limit alarm

L◊

DAQDA100_ALARM_UPDIFF

Difference upper limit alarm

dH

DAQDA100_ALARM_LOWDIFF

Difference lower limit alarm

dL

DAQDA100_ALARM_INCRATE

High limit on rate-of-change alarm

RH

DAQDA100_ALARM_DECRATE

Low limit on rate-of-change alarm

RL

Channel/Relay Types

Type values for channels, relays, communication input, and computation constants.
Can be used to specify the channel or relay.

Mnemonic

Description

Channel

Relay

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_MAINUNIT

Expandable model

-

Yes

main unit.

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_STANDALONE

Value representing the

Yes

Yes

standalone unit. Same as

subunit number of 0.

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_MATHTYPE

Value representing the

Yes

-

computation channel.

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_SWITCH

Value representing

-

Yes

the internal switch.

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_COMMDATA

Value representing the

-

-

communication input.

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_CONSTANT

Value representing the

-

-

computation constant.

DAQDA100_CHTYPE_REPORT

Value representing the

-

-

report.

Yes : Channel/Relay of the type exists.
-

: Channel/Relay of the type does not exist.

Note

The subunit number used to identify the subunit that is connected to the expandable
model is also a type number. The subunit number is an integer value between 0 and
5. See appendix 2.

Operation Modes

Mnemonic

Description

DAQDA100_MODE_OPE

Operation mode

DAQDA100_MODE_SETUP

Setup mode

DAQDA100_MODE_CALIB

A/D calibration mode

25.2 DARWIN Constants

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