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CHAPTER 3: USING THE SNAP ETHERNET I/O DRIVER TOOLKIT GetAnaPtReadArea V (ActiveX Only) [in] long nPoint [out] float pfValue [out] float pfCounts [out] float pfMinValue [out] float pfMaxValue GetAnaPtReadAreaEx [in] long nPoint [out] SIOMM_AnaPointReadArea pPointData ReadClearAnaPtMinValue V [in] long nPoint [out] float pfValue ReadClearAnaPtMaxValue V [in] long nPoint [out] float pfValue CalcSetAnaPtOffset V [in] long nPoint [out] float pfValue CalcSetAnaPtGain V [in] long nPoint [out] float pfValue Return values are shown on page 61. 68 SNAP Ethernet-Based I/O Units Protocols and Programming Guide Retrieves the specified point's value, counts, minimum value, and maximum value. Uses a structure to retrieve the specified point's value, counts, minimum value, and maximum value. Reads and clears the specified point's minimum value. Reads and clears the specified analog point's maximum value. Calculates, sets, and retrieves the specified analog point's offset. Calculates, sets, and retrieves the specified analog point's gain. v The OptoSnapIoMemMapX ActiveX component has a variant-only version of this method. SetAnaPtValue V [in] long nPoint [in] float fValue SetAnaPtCounts V [in] long nPoint [in] float fValue SetAnaPtTpoPeriod [in] long nPoint [in] float fValue Read Methods Description Write Methods Description Sets the specified analog point's value. Sets the specified analog point's counts. Sets the specified analog point’s TPO period in units of time in seconds. Valid range: 0.25 to 64 seconds, in 0.25 steps. v The OptoSnapIoMemMapX ActiveX component has a variant-only version of this method.
Analog Bank Methods CHAPTER 3: USING THE SNAP ETHERNET I/O DRIVER TOOLKIT Use the following methods to read and write information in the analog bank area of the memory map. For more information, see “Analog Bank Read—Read Only” on page 120, “Analog Bank Write—Read/Write” on page 120, and “IEEE Float Data” on page 43. Return values are shown on page 61. Status Methods Read Methods Description GetAnaBankValuesEx [out] SIOMM_AnaBank pBankData GetAnaBankCountsEx [out] SIOMM_AnaBank pBankData GetAnaBankMinValuesEx [out] SIOMM_AnaBank pBankData GetAnaBankMaxValuesEx [out] SIOMM_AnaBank pBankData Retrieves the values of the entire analog bank. Retrieves the counts of the entire analog bank. Retrieves the minimum values of the entire analog bank. Retrieves the maximum values of the entire analog bank. Write Methods Description SetAnaBankValuesEx [in] SIOMM_AnaBank pBankData SetAnaBankCountsEx [in] SIOMM_AnaBank pBankData Sets the values of the entire analog bank. Sets the counts of the entire analog bank. Use the following methods to read from the status area of the brain. For more information about the status area of the memory map, see “Status Area Read—Read Only” on page 105. Read Methods Description GetStatusVersion V (ActiveX Only) [out] long pnMapVer [out] long pnLoaderVersion [out] long pnKernelVersion GetStatusVersionEx (C++ Class Only) [out] SIOMM_StatusVersion pVersionData GetStatusHardware V (ActiveX Only) [out] long pnIoUnitType [out] byte pbyHwdVerMonth [out] byte pbyHwdVerDay [out] short pwHwdVerYear [out] long pnRamSize Retrieves version information about the SNAP brain's memory map, loader, and kernel. Same as GetStatusVersion, except this method uses a structure. Retrieves hardware information about the SNAP brain's unit type, hardware revision date, and quantity of bytes of installed RAM. SNAP Ethernet-Based I/O Units Protocols and Programming Guide 69
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