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Next chapter is about testing and unlock input for also measuring voltage here.
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I shall we are once again on the table.
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But now it is for up in the presentation for the voltage as you see.
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Now we can have also possibility not only to measure a plus minus 10 involved but we can also measure
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plus minus 5 volts and plus minus two and they have all we can make it much more
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precisely as you see for zero voltage We have got I have reference for the zero decimal system.
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We have got zeroes and also here the same number which means that maximal right that range as you will
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see it is plus minus store plus value.
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And when you have got also the possibility to measure from zero to 10 volts then for example for our
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city then we haven't got this negative but as you see him the same like for the outputs we can hear
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him have something like over short range and also overflow for these values we measure with much worse
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accuracy.
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Now once again the equation for recalculating our outputs from our input models from a metal.
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So as it will seem we poort also our max mountain ranges from our model pout and our voltage which we
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cannot measure.
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For example aiport.
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Here are some value which we have for example up from our model and we want to know which it is exactly
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voltage.
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So once I get it from the proportion we calculate that it is this our volume multiply by 10 divided
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by the range in that same model and you'll see that it is about 6 volts.
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So the main question is following that if you want Opt-In and the result in voltage you are short poort
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here our signal from the input model.
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And next we have to multiply it by 10 and divided by the range of measurements for these 10 volt.
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So come back to the program and write a program for it.
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We will continue our programming on our last program for analog output.
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So this what we have already done is stay here and write your program for analog input.
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First of all I would like to show you all that might be see 12 14 AC DC relay has onboard in port when
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we click here and open the properties you'll see that we have something like an airlock in inputs and
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we can distinguish here two channels so we have put on those Exactly or measure some signal as you see
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we can not change it because it is only for measuring voltage.
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When we go to off line mode.
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We can check if these values can be changed or not as you will see after because these values can be
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only changed.
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And don't loan to the DLC in off line mode.
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As you see here we can not change.
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We have this tool in parts of analog measurements only for the voltage and for their range from the
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0 to 10 volts.
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So come back to our program and once more feedback on that our time address for analog input it is 64.
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So remember this volume and that we will have to use it.
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You can have probably another value so please check it and write your value.
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So come back to the main program and write the program here if you want.
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Check out how the models are if your model works you can also go to our Walch table and before starting
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programming right these value will eat that you're 64.
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In my case no IWM.
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And here we showed that it is decimal because we haven't got here a plus minus sign.
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It is only from 0 to 10 volts so in other words in decimal from zero to twenty seven thousand and so
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on.
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So when we connect it but we have to be first of all in on line as you see now I wasn't on line at all
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and Kleek directly monitor.
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So our program make it out to magically as you see.
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Now I have something valuable here.
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So something is working.
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In my case I connect directly instead of our voltmeter from previous subchapter.
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I connect a volt meter our analog input.
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So when you make it you can connect your zero from analog output to exactly the point of two am in the
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Yellow Sea and the zero of that output to the zero of analog input.
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Then we can measure it so that grounds which means m connect together and call call connect Also together.
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Then you are short Opt-In the Sam Simula Vario.
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But as you see in my case it is not exactly the same value.
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Why.
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Because as you remember our model in the Yellow Sea not idea and has a very slow way in a very low impedance
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only one hundred killer arms.
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So it is résistance.
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So our and also flow by these crazy stands and we have that voltage drop there and we measure not exact
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voltage exactly from our silicate But we measure the voltage decrease by our value on this resistor.
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And as you know the voltage drop is smaller for the smaller values and bigger for bigger values according
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to the law.
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So if you want to make very precise measurements for example for temperature it is much better to your
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signal model than an analog models which are on board of the CPO.
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After your check your analog input works correctly you can write a program in the main program for example
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in the second network as you see here.
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I can write that the network one was for the analog output
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and here for example look output we can say in other words that it is our supply.
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Yes we take it from this place and here and Alak import our volt meter
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and what we show to first make it here.
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Also will you or some calculate function we can copy it from the previous network as you will see here.
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We have to put some question that question which I show you're in it looks very similar to an airlock
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outboard so in disguise we have some small changes with short here.
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Right.
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The value of 10 and here right now is a value 27 Hanalei six twenty seven thousand six hundred forty
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eight.
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When we have got these things we have to port here our inputs as you are now we are short to once again
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convert these values but now in other sites so from that in Dejah Toria And as our integer input is
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our input from analog model.
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If you remember in my case it is either that or 64 in your case it can be another value and now aiport
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here and that temporary value which will have which will have these value after conversion.
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So here we have two.
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All right for example and the 8 because these first three after and before we rename the stack as temporary.
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For example the name of tone and now is and the 8 we import exactly on our calculated blocks.
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After this we have to update our volume involved in next M.D because it is once again very early because
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we want to have their values more precisely than integer.
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So here we have got measured devourer measure the voltage
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in volts.
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After this please don't want it to our people seem
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start monitoring the program and you will see here our analog output.
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So does the value of the voltage which we put to our model of the analog output and next after conversion
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of the analog input we measure the same voltage and you'll see that it isn't exactly at the Volt about
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seven volt ninety eight and nine hundred eighty millivolt.
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So I show you on some interesting things.
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Now I will put one evolved as you see now one of vult is measured with very high accuracy.
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Why.
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Because it is our Almelo.
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Why don't we put the higher voltage so also the higher current in our circuit.
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Because we have got the current in order to warm our volt meter which is not ideal and we have got the
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100 Keela arms.
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So we have some voltage drop on this small element if we pull for example to come off 5 volts we have
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got these value also here.
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If we put a very high value even 11 volt it is much more this hour range because we can measure up to
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10 involved but I want to show you that our model also works correctly.
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We can try that also the voltage out of range for example 12 volt.
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It should be enough.
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You'll see that our conversion even does not work correctly because our value to the interior is out
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of the range so we cannot make it exact how our program works because we haven't got any problems here
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on the output.
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Of course you can connect instead of our analog output.
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You can contact your supplier but be careful in order not to put so high voltage in order to not destroy
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your converter in the PLCC.
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So is everything about the analog output.
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So thank you.
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