Somat eDAQlite - Creating Channels and Datamodes

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Somat eDAQ lite
Deleting eDAQ lite Hardware
Use the Del option in the hardware setup window to delete the selected hardware
layers and modules from the existing hardware list. TCE also deletes any transducer
channels, computed channels or DataModes associated with the selected layer or
module.
Configuring eDAQ lite Hardware
Double click an entry or select Config to open the hardware configuration options.
Several of the hardware layers and modules offer user-configurable settings while
others only show characterization details. For information on specific configuration
settings available for each layer or module, see “eDAQlite Hardware” on page 89.
NOTE
The thermocouple layer (ELNTB) and the power controller do not offer any
configuration options.
Hardware with user-configurable settings:
• ELCPU
• Serial Bus (ELCPU)
• ELDIO
• ELCOM
• Vehicle Bus (ELDIO and ELCOM)
• GPS (ELDIO and ELCOM)
NOTE
Serial bus configuration settings are only available when a custom module is installed
using the web interface. For detailed instructions on installing several different custom
modules, see the installation instructions provided with the firmware installation.
Hardware with viewable characterization details only:
• ELBRG
• ELHLS
• Network camera
4.1.3 Creating Channels and DataModes™
Adding Channels and DataModes
Transducer channels, computed channels and DataModes are all added and modified
in much the same way. In the appropriate window, click Add to add a new channel or
DataMode. TCE first presents a list of the types of channels or DataModes. Selecting
the desired type opens the configuration window for that type of channel or DataMode.
When adding a transducer, TCE presents a list of common channel configurations.
Select a pre-defined or blank configuration from the list. Either option allows
modification. For more information on specific parameters for each channel and
DataMode see chapters “Input Channels” on page 107, “Computed Channels” on
page 129, and “DataModes™” on page 161.
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