Scan interval, Scan rate, 500 hz – Campbell Scientific CR9000X Measurement and Control System User Manual
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Section 7. Measurement Instructions
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The filter module collects alias-free, 50-kHz samples from each of its six
analog-to-digital converters; applies additional real-time, finite-impulse-
response filtering, and decimates (down samples) the 50-kHz data to the
programmed scan rate. The Filter Module supports 726 different scan intervals
including the basic ones shown in the table below. For scan intervals not
listed, enter the scan interval desired, download the program, and the logger
will return suggested operational scan intervals close to the one that was
entered.
See Appendix B for a list of all available scan intervals.
Scan Interval
Scan Rate
20
μs
50
kHz
40
μs
25
kHz
100
μs
10
kHz
200
μs
5
kHz
400
μs
2.5
kHz
1
ms
1000
Hz
2
ms
500
Hz
4
ms
250
Hz
10
ms
100
Hz
20
ms
50
Hz
40
ms
25
Hz
100
ms
10
Hz
200
ms
5
Hz
VoltFilt (Dest, Reps, Range, FSlot, Chan, FiltOption, Excitation, Mult,
Offset)
The VoltFilt instruction is used to obtain voltage measurements from the
CR9052 Filter Module in much the same way as the VoltDiff instruction is
used with the CR9050 module. The program scan interval (or the SubScan
Interval: see the SubScan topic in Section 9.1 Program Structure/Control)
determines the filter module output interval. Data are passed from the Filter
Module to the CR9000X CPU for processing and final storage at this scan
interval. There is the option of turning on a fixed excitation. No ratiometric
scaling (as in the bridge measurement instructions) is applied when the
excitation is on; the VoltFilt instruction always returns millivolts scaled by the
multiplier and offset.
This instruction must NOT be placed inside a conditional
statement or Slow Sequence Scan.
NOTE