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MPS4232
Section 5: Software
When FORMAT T is set to F, Data is displayed in a VT100 terminal style and will update at the set rate.
Frame=<number>
<temp 1>= <temperature> <temp 2>= <temperature> <temp 3>= <temperature> <temp 4>= <temperature>
<channel 1>= <press> <channel 2>= <press> <channel 3>= <pr
ess> <channel 4>= <press>
<channel 5>= <press> <channel 6>= <press> <channel 7>= <pr
ess> <channel 8>= <press>
<channel 9>= <press> <channel 10>= <press> <channel 11>= <pr
ess> <channel 12>= <press>
:: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
<channel 29>= <press> <channel 30>= <press> <channel 31>= <pr
ess> <channel 32>= <press>
If UNITS is set to an engineering unit value; <press> will be a value in EU, <temperature> will be in °C.
If UNITS is set to RAW; <press> will be a raw A/D pressure count, <temperature> will be in °C.
When FORMAT T or F is set to C, Data is output in comma separated variable (CSV) and is scrolling at the set rate. This data
can be captured, saved, and opened as a .CSV le. A header row will be output before scan data is output.
<frame number>,<temp 1>,<temp 2>,<temp 3>,<temp 4>,<frame me seconds>,<frame me
nanoseconds>,<press 1>,<pr
ess 2>,<press 3>, <press 4>, <press 5>,<pr
ess 6>,<press 7>,<press 8>,<press
9>,<press 10>,<pr
ess 11>,<press 12>,<pr
ess 13>, <press 14>,<pr
ess 15>,<press 16>,<pr
ess 17>,<press
18>,<press 19>, <pr
ess 20>, <press 21>,<pr
ess 22>,<press 23>,<pr
ess 24>,<press 25>,<pr
ess 26>,<press
27>,<press 28>,<pr
ess 29>, <press 30>,<pr
ess 31>,<press 32>
If UNITS is set to an engineering unit value; <press n> will be a value in EU, <temp n> will be in °C.
If UNITS is set to RAW; <press n> will be a raw A/D pressure count, <temp n> will be in °C.
If PTPEN is set to 0, the Frame Time Seconds/Nanoseconds will be the frame me relave to 0 (scan start me).
If PTPEN is set to 1 or 2, the Frame Time Seconds/Nanoseconds will be an absolute PTP me.
The MPS4200 can be congured to output Binary scan data in several formats. The format is congured with the FORMAT
variable, using F (FTP/UDP) or B (Binary Server). Scanivalve has incorporated several binary packets for diverse congu-
rability. Most Binary packets, when collected to a le, can be converted to a readable ASCII format using ScanTel (excluding
LabVIEW® binary packets).
Binary data formats follow network byte order (big endian).
This is the standard binary packet for the MPS4232. This packet is a total of 196 bytes. This packet is used when SET SIM == 0
and FORMAT F or B is set to B.
FUNCTION BYTES DATA TYPE DESCRIPTION
Packet Type 4 Integer B Hex
Frame Number 4 U Integer The current frame number if in the scan mode.
Frame Time (sec) 4 U Integer
Frame Time in seconds.
This value will either be a me relave to 0 (when PTP is disabled),
or an absolute PTP me.
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