Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Docs/Prog/Manual/DeviceSupport/DIO

Timestamp:

11/30/09 13:32:31 (15 years ago)

Author:

Don Wilson

Comment:

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Docs/Prog/Manual/DeviceSupport/DIO

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-== DIO ==
-
-=== Digital I/O ===
+= DIO =
+
+== Digital I/O ==
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 For digital I/O event operations refer to the DioEvent class.
 
-=== DIO Events ===
-
-==== About ====
+== DIO Events ==
+
+=== About ===
 This document will guide the programmer through the process of creating and using a simple DIO Event using the DioEvent class provided in the standard library (lib825). DIO Events are processed by the mainboard in order to allow a level of redundancy. Should the OPI board kernel crash the mainboard will continue to provide relay functionality and will disable events when their thresholds are reached.
 
-==== The Code ====
+=== The Code ===
 To use a DIO event follow the example code below.
 
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 The above code would create an event that would enable board 0 (mainboard) pin 0 when the gross weight of scale 1 is less than 250.00 and greater than 0.00.
 
-=== DIO Counting ===
-
-==== Description ====
+== DIO Counting ==
+
+=== Description ===
 
 Mainboard software 1.15 is required for counting feature. Kernel 2009-10-07 or later is required. All four inputs of the mainboard may be used for counting. The DIO cards allow any one of inputs 1 - 7 to be used for counting. Input 8 may also be used for counting. This allows for up to two inputs per DIO card to be used for counting.
 
-==== Example ====
+=== Example ===
 
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