APG IRU-3000 user manual User Manual
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IRU-2xx4/3xx4
Rev. A2, 11/08
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OUT OF RANGE COUNT
Out Range Count : indicates the number of consecutive samples outside the
Out of Range Span that would need to be detected before the sensor recognizes
them as legitimate samples. For example, with the Out of Range Span set at
300mm, the sensor detecting a distance at 1,520mm and the OUT OF RANGE
COUNT set to 10, and a target entered the detection area of the sensor at a
distance less than 1,220mm or greater than 1,820mm, the target would need to be
present long enough for the sensor to receive 10 samples before the sensor would
recognize the target. If the target were in the detection area of the sensor for only
9 samples, the sensor would retain the 1,520mm distance reading.
To Read the Out of Range Count in a sensor, use the command structure:
Send
Receive
AAh
Start Byte
66h
Start Byte
01h,
Sensor Number
01h
Sensor Number
13h
Command
13h
Command
00h
Data (not used)
##h
Out of range (High Byte)
00h
Data (not used)
##h
NA (Low Byte)
55h
End Byte
##h
NA
99h
Stop Byte
To change the Out of Range Count to 10 in the sensor, use the command
structure;
Send
AAh
Start Byte
01h,
Sensor Number
14h
Command
0Ah
Data
10 decimal = A hex
00h
Data (not used)
55h
End Byte