PROGRAM DESCRIPTION SHEET

09/29/11

RATE

7SEGAGEO

OTHER

Processor:
Target Display:

BOTH

68HC05C8
402B

Path: N:\05C\7SEGAGEO
Source Loc: N:\05C\7SEGAGEO
Compiled w/: COSMIC
Language: C
Based on: 7SEGRATE
Description: Requires 4mhz crystal.
Custom Program that receives from the ICP-CON I-7080 Frequency to serial converter.
Program converts frequency from input and displays it as pulses per second - 2000. (This option is
the one currently defined.)
Example: 3000 pulses per second would show 1000, 6000 would show 4000.

ICP-CON I-7080 setup:

1. Hook up a PC running PCPLUS, SIDETALK, or any other terminal program.
2. Set the terminal program to 9600 baud, N 8 1.
3. Use a FULL cable from the PC comport. (NOTE: A FUUL cable is a manufactured
one, not one with pins 2, 3, and 7(5) only.
4. Use the ADA 485L data converter that is prewired located in the shop.
5. B from the data converter to (Y)DATA+ on the Frequency converter.
A from the data converter to (G)DATA- on the Frequency converter.
6. Type in the 5 following data strings to the Frequency converter:
1. $012[enter]
(You should get a reply back)
2. %0101510604[enter]
(You should get a reply back)
3. $01B1[enter]
(You should get a reply back)
4. #010[enter]
(You should get a reply back)
5. #011[enter]
(You should get a reply back)
Now hook up the positive lead on frequency generator to IN0+ on the frequency to serial device.
Then hook up the negative lead on frequency generator to IN0- on the frequency to serial device.

Control Bd:

1700-402

Baud Rate In:

VARIES

Baud Rate Out:

VARIES

Input Protocol:
Output Protocol:
Other inputs:
Other outputs:

Other outputs:
Dip Switches:

'A'ddress and 'F'unction switches.

A1 through A6 are used to set address in binary fashion for addressable modes.
if A1 is on, add 1 to address.
if A2 is on, add 2 to address
if A3 is on, add 4 to address
if A4 is on, add 8 to address
if A5 is on, add 16 to address
if A6 is on, add 32 to address
A7 and A8 are used to specify the BAUD RATE where:
Both off = 1200 BAUD(Display Power Up = "b3")
A7 ON & A8 OFF = 2400 BAUD(Display Power Up = "b4")
A7 OFF & A8 ON = 4800 BAUD(Display Power Up = "b5")
Both ON = 9600 BAUD(Display Power Up = "b6")
F1 through F3 are used to specify input protocol where:
ALL 3 OFF = NON-ADDRRESSABLE W/O LEADING 0 BLANKING(Display Power Up = "-0")
F1 ON, F2 & F3 OFF = NON-ADDRESSABLE WITH LEADING 0 BLANKING(Display Power Up =
"-1")
F1 & F3 OFF, F2 ON = 2-DIGIT ADDRESSABLE FLEX PROTOCOL W/O LEADING 0
BLANKING(Display Power Up = "-2")
F1 & F2 ON, F3 OFF = 2-DIGIT ADDRESSABLE FLEX PROTOCOL WITH LEADING BLANKING
0'S(DISPLAY POWER UP = "-3")
F1 & F2 OFF, F3 ON = 2-DIGIT ADDRESSABLE CCS PROTOCOL WITHOUT LEADING
BLANKING 0'S(DISPLAY POWER UP = "-4")
F2 0FF, F1 & F3 ON, = 2-DIGIT ADDRESSABLE CCS PROTOCOL WITH LEADING BLANKING
0'S(DISPLAY POWER UP = "-5)
F2 2 & F3 ON F1 OFF = 2 DIGIT ADDRESS POLLABLE INPUT W/O LEADING ZERO BLANKING.
DISPLAY WILL SHOW '-6'
F1, F2, & F3 ON = 2 DIGIT ADDRESS POLLABLE INPUT WITH LEADING ZERO BLANKING.
DISPLAY WILL SHOW '-7'
F5 & F6 ARE UNUSED.
F6 through F8 are used to specify length in digits where:
All OFF = 1 or 2 digits(Display Power Up = "U02")
F6 ON, F7 & F8 OFF = 3 or 4 digits(Display Power Up = "U04")
F7 ON, F6 & F8 OFF = 5 or 6 digits(Display Power Up = "U06")
F8 OFF, F6 & F7 ON = 7 or 8 digits(Display Power Up = "U08")
F6 & F7 OFF, F8 ON = 9or 10 digits(Display Power Up = "U10")
F6 & F8 ON, F7 OFF = 11 or 12 digits(Display Power Up = "U12")
F7 & F8 ON, F6 OFF = 13 or 14 digits(Display Power Up = "U14")
ALL ON = 15 or 16 digits(Display Power Up = "U16")
Set function swithces 1, 2, and 6 ON.
Address switches 1, 7, and 8 ON
NOTE:
Program expects 4 digits only.

Date In:

09/29/11

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09/29/11

COM

Initial release