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DO External Sync
The
DO
external
sync
capability
consists
of two signal
lines, an input line called "external sync«
and
an
output
line
called
"ready".
A
DO
group is set to external sync
mode
by
execution of the Arm
DO
External Sync
command.
When
a write DO command is executed in external sync mode and the
data on the DO output
is
good,
an
active
level
on
the
external
sync
input
line
causes the ready line to become
active.
The
user
signifies
receipt
of
the
data
by
deactivating
the
external sync line.
Then
an interrupt is
posted, and the ready line becomes inactive.
The
ready line
stays
inactive
until
another Write DO Command is executed
and the external
sync
input
becomes
active
again.
The
external
sync line must perform another transition from the
1t1"
to the
"0"
state to cause another interrupt.
External
sync
mode
is
reset by a Device Reset command, a
Halt I/O command, or any reset condition.
INTEGRATED DIGITAL I/O OPERATIONAL
CHARACTERISTICS
The timing charts in this section show a logical 'one' as
a
down
level (typically 0 Vdc), and a logical 'zero' as an up
level (typically
+5
Vdc).
Each
DO
group
can
operate
in
one
of three modes:
(1)
non - in t
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When
operating
in
the
non-interrupting
mode,
each
DO
group
of
16
points
is
controlled with a write
00
command.
A
logical
one
written
to
a
point
turns
the
output
transistor on.
The output
remains in that condition until the next Write DO command is
executed.
The contents of the DO register may be read using
the Read DO command without changing the state of the output
dri Vel's.
Ext~l
Mode. The external sync line permits the user
to control the change of the DO group.
The
external
sync
input meets all of the specifications of a DI point.
Figure
5-2 is a timing diagram for DO external sync.
This sequence
is executed as follows:
1 •
The
external
sync
mode
of operation is initiated by
performing an Arm External Sync command.
2.
The
user's
external
equip.ent
signifies
that it is
ready to
receive
new
input
from
the
DO
group
by
activating the external sync inpu·t (down level) •
3.
The system signifies
that
the
Write
DO
command
is
complete
and
new
data is available
by
activating the
ready output (down level).
Integrated Digital I/O
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