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    Programming Tool - Instruction

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    This document describes a programming tool used to configure TLN Elettronica Plug&Play USB boards. The tool allows users to set the device ID, board mode, analog input enablement, button configuration, edge duration, and encoder BPS. Key functions include uniquely identifying boards, selecting operating modes, enabling analog inputs, configuring digital inputs, setting pulse durations, and programming encoders.

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    This document describes a programming tool used to configure TLN Elettronica Plug&Play USB boards. The tool allows users to set the device ID, board mode, analog input enablement, button configuration, edge duration, and encoder BPS. Key functions include uniquely identifying boards, selecting operating modes, enabling analog inputs, configuring digital inputs, setting pulse durations, and programming encoders.

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    This document describes a programming tool used to configure TLN Elettronica Plug&Play USB boards. The tool allows users to set the device ID, board mode, analog input enablement, button configuration, edge duration, and encoder BPS. Key functions include uniquely identifying boards, selecting operating modes, enabling analog inputs, configuring digital inputs, setting pulse durations, and programming encoders.

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    This document describes a programming tool used to configure TLN Elettronica Plug&Play USB boards. The tool allows users to set the device ID, board mode, analog input enablement, button configuration, edge duration, and encoder BPS. Key functions include uniquely identifying boards, selecting operating modes, enabling analog inputs, configuring digital inputs, setting pulse durations, and programming encoders.

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    - BOARDS PROGRAMMING TOOL

    This tool is used to configure TLN Elettronica Plug&Play USB boards


    tipe:

    o 8AI-36DI-MTX
    o 8AI-36DI
    o 8AI-36DI-CONN
    o 32DI
    o 64DI
    Using this tool, the following parameters can be set:
    o DEVICE ID
    o BOARD MODE
    o ANALOG INPUT ENABLE
    o BUTTONS CONFIGURATION
    o EDGE DURATION
    o ENCODER BPS
    - DEVICE ID
    When two or more boards of the same tipe are
    connected to the PC, it is necessary to configure an
    univocal ID to each board.
    In this way the user, and the PC too, is able to
    recognize correctly the board without making mistake.
    Each board ID can be configured from 00 to 15, so it’s
    possible to connect up to 16 boards of the same type at
    the same time.

    - BOARD MODE
    Some boards (“MTX” family for example) have two or
    more operating mode available, so it’s necessary to
    select the one needed.
    For esample, the board in the image beside is the “8AI-
    36DI-MTX” and it can be used as “MATRIX” to be
    able to connect up to 32 buttons, or it can be used as
    “SIMPLE” with or without HAT switch.
    You can find more details about the board inside its
    own instruction.

    - ANALOG INPUT ENABLE


    To be able to use analog inputs, it’s necessary to
    enable ONLY the used input by checking the
    checkboxes.
    - BUTTONS CONFIGURATION

    Each digital input can be configured in


    five different way.

    o NORMAL
    o OFF to ON
    o ON to OFF
    o BOTH
    o ENCODER

    Input set as “NORMAL”, the command sent to the PC matches exactly


    the state of the button/switch.
    Input set as “OFF to ON”, the board sends a pulse to the PC with limited
    duration that fires when the button/switch toggle from OFF state to ON
    state.
    Input set as “ON to OFF” the board sends a pulse to the PC with limited
    duration that fires when the button/switch toggle from ON state to OFF
    state.
    Input set as “BOTH” the board sends a pulse to the PC with limited
    duration that fires when the button/switch toggle from any state to
    another.
    Each couple of input can be set as one ROTARY ENCODER by enabling
    the “ENCODERS ENABLE” checkbox.
    When a rotary encoder is enabled, the settings for the relative inputs are
    hidden (For example, as shown in the image above, Encoder 5 enabled,
    BTN9 and BTN10 inputs are hidden).
    - EDGES DURATION
    This parameter is the duration of the pulse generated by
    any input configured as pulse (“OFF to ON”, “ON to
    OFF”, or “BOTH”).
    The pulse duration spans from 100ms (1/10 second) to
    2000ms (2 seconds).

    - ENCODERS BPS
    When rotary encoders are used, it’s necessary to set the
    number of pulses per second that the board have to send
    to the PC/Simulator to let the PC/Simulator has the time
    to process them.
    The encoder’s beat per second (BPS) spans from 1 BPS
    to 250 BPS.
    Usually 30 to 60 BPS are used.

    - PROGRAM BOARD
    Once the user is ready, it’s necessary to program the
    board using the dedicated button “PROGRAM
    BOARD”, in this way the configuration is sent to the
    board and memorized.
    Wait for the popup window and press OK.

    If the DEVICE ID has been modified, it’s necessary to disconnect and


    reconnect the board from the USB to finish the programming process.

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