[AX5414 - 4 Ch. Analog Output & 24 Bit Programmable DIO Board]
Function:
ax5414Init
Description:
Initialize the device.
int ax5414Init(int base_addr, int function);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
function: Function ID.
Remarks:
This function should be called once before the device performming any data
I/O functions. The function ID could be either of the constants listing below
or any combinition of them:
ID_FUNC_AO
ID_FUNC_DI
ID_FUNC_DO
ID_FUNC_ALL
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function: ax5414Term
Description:
Terminate the device driver.
int ax5414Term(int base_addr);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
Remarks:
This function should be called once if the device will no longer performming
any data I/O functions. Usually at the end of you data acquisition/control
processes.
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414GetDevAtbu
Description:
Retrieve the device attribute.
int ax5414GetDevAtbu(LPDEVATBU lpDevAtbu);
lpDevAtbu: Pointer to the DEVATBU struct, which stores the device attribute.
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414DIOSetting
Description:
Setting up for the I/O direction of individual group.
int ax5414DIOSetting(int base_addr, int grp, int ctrlport);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
grp: Group number of connector on the device.
ctrlport: The control port register data.
Remarks:
Use this function to setup the individual port I/O direction of each group.
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414DI
Description:
Digital input function for specified channel.
int ax5414DI(int base_addr, int chan, int* data);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
chan: Channel to perform DI function.
data: Pointer to storage of digital input status.
Remarks:
This function will retrieve the one and only specified channel for it's
digital input status. The channels are 0~7(CN#1), 8(CN#2 PA0) to 31(CN#2 PC7).
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414DI_P
Description:
Digital input function for specified port(8-bit).
int ax5414DI_P(int base_addr, WORD grp_port, int* data);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
grp_port: group and port to perform DI function.
data: Storage for digital input status.
Remarks:
This function will retrieve all the digital input status of channels in
the same port. The group no. are from 1 to 2, and port no PA to PC are 0
to 2. For group 2 port B, the grp_port should be 0x0201.
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414DO
Description:
Digital output function for specified channel.
int ax5414DO(int base_addr, int chan, int data);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
chan: channel to proform digital output function.
data: Digital output status.0:LOW, 1:HIGH.
Remarks:
Use this function to output a LOW/HIGH signal to specified channel. The
channels are 0~7(CN#1), 8(CN#2 PA0) to 31(CN#2 PC7).
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414DO_P
Description:
Digital output function for specified port(8-bit).
int ax5414DO_P(int base_addr, WORD grp_port, int data);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
grp_port: group and port to perform DI function.
data: Digital output status for a port(8-channel).
Remarks:
Use this function to output signals(LOW/HIGH) at once for channels in
the same port. The group no. are from 1 to 2, and port no PA to PC are
0 to 2. For group 2 port B, the grp_port should be 0x0201.
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
Function:
ax5414AO
Description:
Analog output function.
int ax5414AO(int base_addr,int chan,int rangecode, float fdata, float Ref);
base_addr: I/O base address of the device.
chan: Specify the analog output channel.
rangecode: Determine the output range. The value will be one of the follows:
0: +- 10V
1: +- 5V
2: +- 2.5V
3: +- RefV
4: 0 ~ 10V
5: 0 ~ 5V
6: 0 ~ RefV
7: 4 ~ 20mA
fdata: Value of analog output voltage.
Ref: External voltage reference.
Remarks:
Choose the correct rangecode for the device hardware setting, or the output
value will be unexpected. The external voltage reference, Ref, will be used
only when the rangecode is 3, for bi-polar, or 6, for uni-polar ananlog
output voltage. Note that the output range will be 'POSITIVE' the external
reference voltage.
Return Values:
This function will return an error code defined in the ERROR CODE LIST of
AXDDR include file(axddr.h). Please be sure to check this returned value to
determine whether the function call succeed or not. If there're no any error
occured, the return value should be ERR_NOERR. Otherwise, the value will be
the one defined in ERROR CODE LIST.
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