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PS-3225 Connect the Sensor Wirelessly in PASCO Capstone
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Timer Setup Panel: What Everything
means in the Timer Setup Wizard.
There are usually six steps (1 through 6) in the
Timer Setup panel. The steps show the setup of
the selected timer.
Default choice:
Smart Gate (Single Flag), Ch 1:1+1:2 is the name of
the current timer. It shows that on the Wireless Smart
Gate “Ch 1”, Port 1 and Port 2 are the default timing
devices. Click the small green star shaped button to
create a new timer. Click the red “X”-shaped button to
remove the selected timer. Click anywhere on the
current timer’s name to see the names of other timers,
if any, that could be selected.
When reviewing a timer in the Timer Setup Wizard,
Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3 are not “active” which
means that there is nothing to change.
Step 4 is a list of measurements that will be visible
(selectable) in whatever Display is used. “Speed
Between Gates” and “Velocity Between Gates” are
already chosen. You can uncheck the chosen items
and/or check any of the other items.
State 1: This is “0.00” if detector Port 1 is unblocked
and “1.00” if detector Port 1 is blocked.
State 2: The same as “State 1” but for detector Port 2.
Time Between Gates: The time from when the first
detector port is blocked until the second detector port is
blocked.
Speed Between Gates: The speed of the object whose
motion is being measured based on the distance
between Detector Port 1 and Detector Port 2 (1.5 cm)
divided by the “Time Between Gates”.
Velocity Between Gates: The speed and direction of
the object whose motion is being measured. If Port 1 is
blocked first, then the direction is “positive”. If Port 2 is
blocked first, then the direction is “negative.”
Block Event Times, Gate 1: The amount of time that
Port 1 is blocked.
Block Event Times, Gate 2: The amount of time that
Port 2 is blocked.
Event Times, Gate 1: The time from when data
recording started until Port 1 is blocked.
Event Times, Gate 2: The time from when data
recording started until Port 2 is blocked.
Name of
current timer
Create a
new timer
Remove the
current timer
Click the name of the current timer
to see other timers, if there are any.