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Library manual XBTGC Expert I/O High speed counting | 3 MB

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HSC Overview<br />

HSC Overview<br />

Concept<br />

The HSC function executes the <strong>counting</strong> of fast pulses from electronic sensors,<br />

encoders, switches, etc. The HSC function is independent from the XBT GC HMI<br />

Controller scan time.<br />

Two HSC types are available:<br />

1-Phase HSC (see page 29)<br />

2-Phase HSC (see page 37)<br />

For information on the XBT GC HMI Controller general I/O configuration, refer to I/O<br />

Configuration (see page 11).<br />

Maximum Number of Channels and Operating Frequency<br />

For information on the maximum number of HSC channels and their operating<br />

frequency, refer to HSC General Characteristics (see page 28).<br />

Use Case<br />

The following graph shows a typical use case. The synchronized output changes<br />

only when the counter value crosses the ON or OFF preset threshold values:<br />

NOTE: The 1-Phase HSC up-<strong>counting</strong> or down-<strong>counting</strong> depends of the Mode<br />

(see page 30) set from the HSC I/O configuration (see page 45) screen. Up<strong>counting</strong>/Down-<strong>counting</strong><br />

is available with the 2-Phase HSC only. The 1-Phase HSC<br />

offers up-<strong>counting</strong> or down-<strong>counting</strong> depending upon your selected mode from the<br />

HSC configuration screen.<br />

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