| ??? 07/07/03 22:08 Read: times |
#50242 - RE: digital vernier calipers Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Terry,
Its very frustrating to SEE the connector but not to get any damned info on it. The best I have so far is here. Data Output and Processing At present, most digital calipers from China have a data port (SPC) for data output. The port can be seen by removing a small cap on the slider (readout head) and can be connected with a PC or a printer for data processing or for the printing of analytical charts of the measured figures; via a special cable. The data port is usually termed an adaptor. Interface working method: Synchronous serial. Data: Binary code, 24 bits. Each datum will be transferred twice. The cycle is 300ms (20ms in fast reading state). Transmitting time: 0.5ms. Four wires (from left to right): Negative power(-), Clock pulse CP, Data D, Positive Power(+). Pulse range of data: Level ≤0.2V, Level ≥1.3V Clock Pulse CP: 90 KHz, effective for high electrical level. but this ignores "units" Steve |
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