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SYNRAD FH Series Flyer Operator’s Manual Version 3.4
Conguration
Argument: Delay16 forces Flyer to wait the Delay16 value (in milliseconds) after reading the
rst byte (LSB) and before reading the second byte (MSB) of a 16 bit input string.
Delay values are expressed in milliseconds (ms) and are limited to 10000 (10 sec-
onds). Delay16 values greater than 10000 are ignored and the actual delay is set to
10000 ms.
Notes: Use Delay16 after a SetDigital16 command to force Flyer to wait while inputs are
switched to a valid le selection state between byte reads. If Delay16 is not used,
then Flyer will immediately perform an input read and le match operation.
Example: # enter a 10 millisecond delay while input status is recongured before
# Flyer reads the second (MSB) input byte.
Delay16=10
# next step in Master Control File.
Keyword: File
Operation: Continuous, strobed
Required: Yes
Format: “File=arg1 arg2” where arg1 is a decimal or hexadecimal value denoting the re-
quired input state and arg2 is a path/lename.
Argument: Arg1 is a single decimal or hexadecimal value that species the required input
state match. Arg2 is a case sensitive path/lename for the mark le that Flyer will
load on the specied input state match.
Example: # path and lenames are case sensitive!!
File=1 /markle1.mkh
# “/” symbol indicates that le resides in the Filestore’s root directory.
File=2 /markle2.mkh
File=3 /Folder1/markle3.mkh
# markle3 resides in Folder1 in the Filestore.
File=4 /Folder2/subfolder1/markle4.mkh
File=5 /network/markle5.mkh
File=6 /network/markle6.mkh
# mark le 5 and mark le 6.mkh reside on a network share connected via
# FH Flyer’s Ethernet port.
File=7 /markle1.mkh
# A match to “1” or “7” marks the same le (markle1.mkh) – this is OK!
# or File=0x01 /markle1.mkh; File=0x02 /markle2.mkh; etc.
# next step in Master Control File.
Keyword: SetDigitalMatch
Operation: Continuous, strobed
Required: No
Format: “SetDigitalMatch=arg1 arg2” where the arguments consist of decimal or hexadeci-
mal values.
Argument: Arg1 is a mask that denes the output bits to set or clear. Arg2 is the desired out-
put state.