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Fig. 10-9(3) Support QoSQoS is “ Quality of Service “. It means when the kernel has several packets to sendout over a network device, it has to decide which ones to send first, which ones to delay,and which ones to drop. With Linux QoS subsystem, it is possible to make very flexibletraffic control. Let users be able to control flow rate of assigned port to improve the networkquality.(4) Support Wireless LAN“ Wireless communication ” is a networking technology allowing the connection ofcomputers without any wires and cables, mostly using radio technology (and sometimeinfrared). It's called LAN because the range targeted is small ( generally within an office, abuilding, a store, a small campus, a house... ). This technology is slowly growing and Linuxis able to take advantage of some of the wireless networks available.If users plug wireless card in the LinPAC-8000, users need to modify/etc/network/interfaces.(5) Support Dual LANDual LAN means that users can combine wireless and cable network together throughLinPAC-8000. Therefore the communication between Cable LAN and Wireless LAN. If oneof these LANs can connect to internet, then all the PC can connect to internet. ( Refer to Fig.10-10 )LinPAC-8x4x SDK:290
Fig. 10-10(6) Support BlueToothThe Bluetooth wireless technology is a worldwide specification for a small-form factor,low-cost radio solution that provides links between mobile computers, mobile phones, otherportable handheld devices, and connectivity to the Internet. Now “ BlueZ ” is built in theLinPAC-8000 and provides support for the core Bluetooth layers and protocols. It is flexible,efficient and uses a modular implementation.(7) Support Modem / GPRS / ADSLLinPAC-8000 can be connected to the Internet with “Modem“, “GPRS“(with ExternalRS-232/USB interface) or “ADSL“ mode. The setup method is described separately asfollows :[ Modem ][ GPRS ]The following describes the operation of the GPRS modem for example:GTM-201-RS232. Part 1If users want to connect the GPRS modem to the COM3 of LinPAC-8000, usersLinPAC-8x4x SDK:291
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6.8 3-axis Encoder Functions.......
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1. IntroductionNowadays, Linux has
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LP-8x41 SeriesFig. 1-2LinPAC-8x4x S
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Fig. 2-3 Fig. 2-46. Open the “C:\
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2.2.1 Introduction to CygwinWhat is
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4. LinPAC-8000 System SettingsIn th
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4.1.2 Setting of DNSBoot up LinPAC-
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4.3 USB Storage Device UsageUsers n
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4.5 Running applications automatica
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Fig. 4-94.5.2 Disabling program run
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5. Instructions for the LinPAC-8000
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5.1.12 ps:show the procedures that
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5.2.1 Compile without linking the L
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5.3 A Simple Example - Helloworld.c
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(3) Type in “ put C:/cygwin/LinCo
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STEP 3 :( Telnet to the LinPAC-8000
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Fig. 5-13 lists the demo that show
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1. System Information Functions;2.
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• Open_SlotAllDescription:This fu
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• Open_ComDescription:This functi
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• Send_Receive_CmdDescription:Thi
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• Send_CmdDescription:This functi
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• Send_BinaryDescription:Send out
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WORD m_wlength=10;m_szSend[0] = '0'
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• sio_closeDescription:If you hav
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• GetNameOfModuleDescription:This
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Parameter:led :Return Value:[Input]
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• GetDIPswitchDescription:This fu
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• GetSDKversionDescription:This f
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• WatchDogSWEvenDescription:This
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6.3 EEPROM Read/Write Functions•
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• Read_EEPDescription:This functi
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6.4 Digital Input/Output Functions6
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• DO_32Description:Output the 32-
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• DI_16Description:This function
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• DIO_DO_8Description:This functi
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• DIO_DI_8Description:This functi
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• DO_8_RB、DO_16_RB、DO_32_RBDI
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• DI_8_BW、DI_16_ BW、DI_32_ BW
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• UDIO_ReadConfig_16Description:T
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• UDIO_DI16Description:This funct
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WORD m_timeout=100;WORD m_checksum=
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• DigitalOutReadBackDescription:T
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wBuf[5] : : [Input] 2-bit digital o
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wBuf[2] = 0x7050;wBuf[3] = m_checks
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• ClearDigitalInLatchDescription:
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wBuf[6] : [Input] 0 no save to szS
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wBuf[0] = m_port;wBuf[1] = m_addres
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• ClearEventCounterDescription:Th
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6.4.2.2 I-8000 series modules• Di
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dwBuf[5] : :: :[Input] 16-bit digit
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dwBuf[0] = m_port;dwBuf[1] = m_addr
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• ClearDigitalInCounter_8KDescrip
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dwBuf[5] : : [Input] 0 select to la
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DWORD m_checksum=0;Open_Com(COM3, 9
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• DigitalBitOut_87KDescription:Th
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dwBuf[5] : :: [Output]16-bit digita
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DWORD m_timeout=100;DWORD m_checksu
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• DigitalInCounterRead_87KDescrip
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dwBuf[4] : [Input] Timeout setting
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• I8017_InitDescription:This func
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• I8017_GetSingleEndJumperDescrip
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Fig.6-2Function of [1]• I8017_Get
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Function of [2]• I8017_HEX_TO_FLO
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Function of [3]• I8017_Hex_CalDes
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Function of [4]• I8017_CalHEX_TO_
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Function of [1] + [3]• I8017_GetC
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Function of [1]+[2]• I8017_GetCur
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WORD m_port=3;WORD m_address=1;WORD
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WORD m_timeout=100;WORD m_checksum=
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• AnalogInAllDescription:This fun
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• ThermocoupleOpen_7011Descriptio
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wBuf[5] : : : [Input] Set display c
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WORD m_checksum=0;Open_Com(COM3, 96
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• AnalogInFsr_8KDescription:This
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• AnalogInAll_8KDescription:This
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6.5.2.3 I-87000 series modules• A
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dwBuf[6] : [Input] 0 no save to sz
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char szSend[80];char szReceive[80];
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• I8024_VoltageOutDescription:Thi
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• I8024_VoltageHexOutDescription:
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6.6.2 For I-7000/I-8000/I-87000 mod
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• AnalogOutReadBackDescription:Th
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• AnalogOutHexDescription:format.
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wBuf[5] : : [Input] The analog outp
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Example:WORD Volt;float fBuf[12];ch
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Example:float Volt;float fBuf[12];c
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• ReadConfigurationStatus_8KDescr
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dwBuf[3] : [Input] 0= Checksum disa
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dwBuf[0] = m_port;dwBuf[1] = m_addr
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DWORD m_port=3;DWORD m_address=1;DW
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• SetStartUpValue_87KDescription:
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• ReadStartUpValue_87KDescription
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6.7 Error Code ExplanationError Cod
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• I8090_INIT_CARDDescription:This
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• I8090_RESET_ENCODERDescription:
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• I8090_RESET_ENCODER32Descriptio
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• I8090_ENCODER32_ISRDescription:
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• i8091_RESET_SYSTEMDescription:T
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• i8091_SET_DEFDIRDescription:Thi
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• i8091_SET_SERVO_ONDescription:T
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• i8091_STOP_XDescription:This fu
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• i8091_STOP_ALLDescription:This
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• i8091_LSP_ORGDescription:This f
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• i8091_LSP_PULSE_MOVEDescription
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• i8091_LSP_MOVEDescription:This
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• i8091_CSP_MOVEDescription:This
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• i8091_SLOW_STOPDescription:This
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• i8091_INTP_LINEDescription:This
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• i8091_INTP_CIRCLE02Description:
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Return Value:NoneExample:i8091_INTP
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• i8091_LIMIT_XDescription:This f
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