Appendix | ASCII Communication with Controller
A 5.4
Measured Value Format
A 5.4.1
Structure
The structure of measured value frames depends on the selection of the measured values or on the selection of a preset.
In the following overview, you will find a summary of commands which you can use to query the available measured
values via RS422.
Chap. A 5.3.13.2
OUT_RS422
Chap. A 5.3.13.3
META_OUT_RS422
Chap. A 5.3.13.4
GETOUTINFO_RS422
Example for the structure of a data block, query via Telnet:
Standard matt
Preset
->META_OUT_RS422
META_OUT_RS422 01RAW 01DARK
01LIGHT 01SHUTTER 01ENCODER1
01INTENSITY 01SYMM 01DIST1 MEAS-
RATE TRIGTIMEDIFF TIMESTAMP
TIMESTAMP_HIGH TIMESTAMP_LOW
COUNTER 01DIST1_MIN 01DIST1_PEAK
01DIST1_MAX
->
->GETOUTINFO_RS422
GETOUTINFO_RS422 01SHUTTER 01IN-
TENSITY1 01DIST1
->
A measured value frame is built dynamically, i.e., values not selected are not transmitted.
A 5.4.2
Video Signal
The video signals that have been calculated in the signal processing process can be transmitted. A video signal com-
prises 512 pixels. One pixel is described by a 16-bit word. The value range used is 0...16383.
There are five accessible video signals:
- Raw signal
- Dark corrected signal
- Light corrected signal
You can query the dark value table and the light value table with the commands
DARKCORR_PRINT
LIGHTCORR_PRINT
and
Pixel 0
Raw signal, 16 bit
Dark corrected signal, 16 Bit
Light corrected signal, 16 Bit
Fig. 129 Data structure of the video signals
A 5.4.3
Exposure Time
The output of the exposure time via the RS422 interface is done with a resolution of 100 ns. The data word is 18 bits
wide.
A 5.4.4
Encoder
confocalDT 2410/2411/2415
Data selection for RS422
List of Possible Signals RS422
List of Selected Signals, Sequence via RS422
Multisurface
Preset
->META_OUT_RS422
META_OUT_RS422 01RAW 01DARK
01LIGHT 01SHUTTER 01ENCODER1
01INTENSITY 01SYMM 01DIST1 01DIST2 01DIST3
MEASRATE TRIGTIMEDIFF TIMESTAMP
TIMESTAMP_HIGH TIMESTAMP_LOW
COUNTER Ch01Thick12 Ch01Thick23
->
->GETOUTINFO_RS422
GETOUTINFO_RS422 01SHUTTER 01INTENSITY1
01DIST1 01INTENSITY2 01DIST2 01INTENSITY3
01DIST3 Ch01Thick12 Ch01Thick23
->
.
Pixel 1
Raw signal
Dark corrected signal
Light corrected signal
.. Pixel 511
Raw signal
Dark corrected signal
..
Light corrected signal
Page 169
Need help?
Do you have a question about the confocalDT IFD2410 Series and is the answer not in the manual?