Multiple Channels Temperature Input [ssi_multi]

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Overview

This is a sample that inputs temperature for the specified number of channels.

Sample specification

※This is the initial value of the sample program.
 Please note that it is different from the initial value of the driver.

Program name

./ssi_multi

Sensor type

Type K

Specified channel (Channel No.)

4

Temperature unit

Celsius

Steps to Use

1. Specify the program name [./ssi_multi], run the program, and a CUI (Character User Interface) menu like the one above will be displayed.
  Appearance may vary depending on software version.

2. Initialize device

 ・Specify the device name by selecting the [1 : SsiInit] command.
  Notify the device driver to start using the specified device.
  After specifying the device name, SsiInit will run and the CUI menu will be displayed again.

  

 ・Select the [2: Number of Channels Set] command to specify the number of channels to be controlled, starting from channel 0.
  The specified channels will be used commonly for [3: SsiSetSensorType] to [7: SsiInputTemperature].
  

 ・Select the [3: SsiSetSensorType] command to specify the sensor type.
  Please specify the number of the connected sensor type.

  

 ・Select the [4: SsiGetSensorType] command to get the currently set sensor type.

  

 ・Select the [5: SsiSetTemperatureUnit] command to specify the temperature unit.
  Temperature unit that can be specified are 0: Celsius, 1: Fahrenheit.

  

 ・Select the [6: SsiGetTemperatureUnit] command to get the temperature unit.

  

3. Temperature input

 ・Select the [7: SsiMultiInputTemperature] command to input the temperatures and display the input temperatures and input status.

  

4. Exit device

 ・Select the command [8:SsiExit] to notify the device driver that the use of the current device is complete.
  You can acquire data from a different device (e.g. SSI001, etc.) without terminating the program.
  After SsiExit is executed, the CUI menu will be displayed again.

  

5. Exit program

 ・Select the command [q : Quit] to terminate the program.