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Section 6 Parameter Settings
47 FT742-DM (RS485) Sensors User Manual
6.4.10 FL.3: Set or Query the Selective Filter
Command
Parameter
FL (selective filter)
Command
Syntax
SET Sensor:
$<listenerID>,FLS<FilterStatus><period>*<checksum><cr
><lf>
$aa,FLScxxx*hh<cr><lf>
QUERY Sensor:
$<listenerID>,FL?S*<checksum><cr><lf>
$aa,FL?S*hh<cr><lf>
Sensor output:
$<talkerID>,FL=<FilterStatus>,<period>*<checksum><cr>
<lf>
$aa,FL=c,xxx*hh<cr><lf>
Parameters
<FilterStatus>
E
D
Enabled
Disabled
<Period>
000 to 255
Length of validity period (in increments of 0.1 seconds):
000 A single error will trigger the error flag
001 2 consecutive errors will trigger the error flag (0.2 seconds)
Examples
Example 1
Query the Selective Filter Status.
Message
Comment
$01,FL?S*//<cr><lf>
Query the Selective Filter status.
$WI,FL=E,005*hh<cr><lf>
Sensor reports it is enabled with a 5 reading
(0.5 second) filter.
Example 2
Enable or Disable the Selective Filter Status.
$01,FLSE010*//<cr><lf>
Enable the Selective Filter for up to 10
readings (1 second).
$01,FLSD*//<cr><lf>
Disable the Selective Filter.
Description
In addition to the averaging filter described in Section 2.5, the sensor has a feature called
the Selective Filter. The scheme allows the user to set a “validity period”, during which the
sensor will exclude invalid readings from entering the averaging filter. The output will freeze
on the last previous “good” reading and only raise an error flag once the number of bad
readings exceeds the validity period. This scheme can be enabled by factory configuration.
The filter is turned off by default to match legacy behaviour.
Depending on the control system used, this may improve data quality.

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