The signals can be configured in the I/O Configurator of ibaLogic-V5.

  1. Open the I/O Configurator in the ToolsI/O Configurator menu.

  2. Click on the <Update hardware> button.

    ibaLogic-V5 detects the module.

    The analog input channels and the power frequency signals are displayed in the Inputs tab.

The filters are enabled and configured by means of signal outputs as well as the mode for power frequency measurement.

If Buffered Access is enabled, you can see additional input and output signals.

Signal

Description

Inputs

AI_380VAC_Ch[00…03]

Analog input signals

AI_Frequency_Ch[00…03]

Calculated power frequencies

StatusIn

Status information about the plugged input module (for output module without function):

0 = module not initialized

1 = module running

>1 = error (e.g. Module cannot be initialized)

StatusOut

Status information about the plugged module (for input module without function):

0 = module not initialized

1 = module running

>1 = error (e.g. Module cannot be initialized)

Outputs

DigitalFilterMode

Activates the digital anti-aliasing filter in addition to the analog anti-aliasing filter (if activated)

AntiAliasingFrequency

Setting of the cutoff frequency of the digital anti-aliasing filter

EnableFilter_Ch[00…03]

Enables the analog antialiasing filters (per channel)

PwrFrqMode_Ch[00…15]

Setting of the measuring interval for power frequency measurement (per channel)

Additional input signals for buffered access

AI_380VAC_Ch[00…03]_buf

Input buffer of analog input signals

AI_Frequency_Ch[00…03]_buf

Input buffer of calculated grid frequencies

BufferFillCount

Counter, when buffer is filled

BufferOverrun

Counter for Buffer-overrun

Additional output signals for buffered access

BufferSize

Buffersize

SubSampling

Subsampling of the signals