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Page 1 - STDbus Sensor Coprocessor

Sensoray Model 7429STDbus Sensor Coprocessor

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HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONDEFAULTSThe 7429 requires installation of programming shunts to select various options such as I/O port addresses, interrupts, a

Page 4 - Special Handling Instructions

I/O PORT MAPPINGThe 7429 occupies two consecutive port addresses in the selected STD I/O space. These ports may be mapped to any address from 00H to

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0 I I I2 I I R4 I R I6 I R R8 R I IA R I RC R R IE R R RI indicates shunt should be insertedR indicates shunt should be removedMSN is the most signifi

Page 6 - INTRODUCTION

ALARM interrupt E19 enables alarm interruptSystem interrupt enable E18 routes interrupt request to STD busHARDWARE FILTERSEach channel is provided wit

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PROGRAMMINGCOMMUNICATIONProgramming of the 7429 is achieved via a set of built-in commands which the 7429's onboard microcomputer is programmed t

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The CRMT and DAV bits are used for communication handshake control as described in the next section. During a coprocessor reset, CRMT is held low — t

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'' BasePort% is globally visible within this module'COMMON SHARED BasePort%'7429 base port address'' This subprogram est

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COMMANDSThe great versatility of the 7429 is due to its simple but powerful set of built-in com-mands. Commands vary in length depending on the need

Page 11 - HARDWARE CONFIGURATION

Define SensorThis command declares the type of sensor connected to a particular channel. Each sup-ported sensor type is assigned a unique 8-bit senso

Page 12 - I/O PORT MAPPING

TABLE OF CONTENTSBASICS...1WAR

Page 13 - INTERRUPTS

Example: A 350¾ pressure gage is to be connected to channel 7. The gage spec-ification is 3 mV/V at 150 PSI. 3 (mV/V) x 10 = 30.The application req

Page 14 - HARDWARE FILTERS

Read DataThis command returns the most recently measured sensor data from the specified chan-nel. The returned value is scaled according to the decla

Page 15 - PROGRAMMING

Set Alarm LimitsThis command declares upper and lower alarm limits for the specified channel. After declaring limits, an alarm will "sound"

Page 16 - STATUS REGISTER

Read AlarmsThis command returns the status the channel alarms. Alarm flags will be returned from either channels 0-7 or 8-15, depending on the comman

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Read Board TemperatureThis command returns the temperature of the thermocouple cold-junction compensa-tion sensors (if 7409TB termination boards are c

Page 18 - COMMANDS

Set Open Sensor Data ValuesThis command establishes the data value to be returned for each channel if an open sen-sor is detected. Depending on the f

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Set Filter Time ConstantThis command establishes a software single-pole low-pass filter for the specified chan-nel. The second command byte specifies

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Tare GageThis command tares the strain/pressure gage connected to the specified channel. Gage taring is commonly used to subtract off the load offset

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Activate 50 Hz Rejection FilterThis command will cause the 7429 to reject 50 Hertz differential noise on all channels. Upon power-up reset, the 7429

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Read All ChannelsThis command returns the most recently acquired data from a block of eight sensor channels. Depending on the command form used, data

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Activate 50 Hz Rejection Filter... ...20Read All Channels ...

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Calibrate BoardThis command is used to calibrate all 7429 internal standards. All measurements made by the coprocessor are referenced to these standa

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NEXT calCode%

Page 26 - RESPONSE: NONE

CONNECTIONSGENERALAll sensors are connected to the 7429 through the 40-pin ribbon cable connectors P1 and P2. Optionally, sensors may be connected to

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no current passes through the sense lines, therefore no voltage develops across the sense wires.Three-wire connectionUsing three wires has the advanta

Page 28 - COMMAND: (128)

DC voltage connectionsThere is no need for thermocouples to connect to the POWER+ or POWER- pins be-cause thermocouples contain their own built-in pow

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THERMISTORSThermistors (type 10K) have much higher resistance values than RTD's over most of their operating range, therefore a connection identi

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4-20 mA current loop connectionsSense+Sense-ShieldSensoray P/N 7408R(+)(-)

Page 31 - NEXT calCode%

CUSTOM RESISTIVE SENSORSThe 7429 possesses the capability of interfacing custom resistive sensors to any sensor channel with the following limitations

Page 32 - CONNECTIONS

D = 1R2 + 17R - 3105where:D is the displacement in millimetersR is the transducer resistance in ohms

Page 33 - THERMOCOUPLES AND DC VOLTAGE

This QuickBasic code segment invokes the define channel sensor command for this re-sistive linear displacement transducer:CALL SendByte (16 + 5)'

Page 34 - Thermocouple connections

Limited WarrantySensoray Company, Incorporated (Sensoray) warrants the model 7429 hardware to be free from defects in material and workmanship and per

Page 35 - STRAIN AND PRESSURE GAGES

THERMOCOUPLE THEORYThermocouples are typically formed from two wires having dissimilar metals. The wires are built into a cable having a heat-resistan

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COMMAND SUMMARYDEFINE CHANNEL SENSOR - declare sensor type connected to a channelCustom resistive sensors only:command: (16 + CHAN),(SENSOR DEFINITION

Page 37 - CUSTOM RESISTIVE SENSORS

READ BOARD TEMPERATURE - read 7409TB temperature7409TB (channels 0-7):command: (64)response: (TEMP MSB),(TEMP LSB)7409TB (channels 8-15):command: (65)

Page 38 - + 17R - 3105

SET OPEN SENSOR VALUES - establish data value in event of open sensorChannels 0-7:command: (80),(OPEN SENSOR FLAGS)response: NONEChannels 8-15:command

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SENSOR TABLESSensor definition codes and data scale factors:SENSOR TYPE CODE DATA SCALING per bitVoltage±100 mV f.s. 17H 5 µV±500 mV f.s 16H 20 µV±5

Page 40 - THERMOCOUPLE THEORY

4-20 mA 11H 0.01% (4mA=0%, 20mA=100%)Gage (pressure/strain)Š120¾ 12H * defined by programmerDisabled channel13H * not applicableBACK COMPATIBILITYIn a

Page 41 - COMMAND SUMMARY

TIMINGThree timing parameters are important from a system integration viewpoint: channel scan rate, communication latency, and host processor speed.

Page 42 - 7409TB (channels 8-15):

byte. This analysis ignores any additional time consumed by the host processor.The read all channels command consumes 740 microseconds maximum as fo

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BOARD LAYOUTE26E24E22E27E25E23E21E20E18E19J1E17E1E2E3E4E5E6E7E8E9E10E11E12E13E14E15E16P1P2

Page 45 - BACK COMPATIBILITY

INTRODUCTIONFUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONThe 7429 interfaces sixteen process sensors directly to the STD bus. Each of the sixteen sensor channels may be ind

Page 46 - COMMUNICATION LATENCY

Measurement time per channel 16.66 msec/channelChannel settling time 5 msecStrain/Pressure gage excitation 10VDC, pulsedResistive sensor excitation 13

Page 47 - PROCESSOR SPEED

SensorsSensor Type Range Resolution Accuracy Noise, 1-sigmaThermocouplesE -270C to 990°C 0.1C 0.2°CJ -210C to 760°C 0.1°C 0.2°CK -270C to 1360°C 0.1°C

Page 48 - BOARD LAYOUT

Strain/Pressure (4-wire bridge) Š 120¾ -100 to +100 mV 5 µV 10 µVDC Voltage Input Range 1 -5 to +5V 200 µV 0.40 mV 0.75 mV Range 2 -500 to +500 mV

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