If you are using the Hytec 2992 Serial Highway driver, you can use a Binary
Input, MBBI, or Long-In record with DTYP set to CAMAC. LANL also has
device support for a few models of digital input module.
To minimize CAMAC I/O, I use the Long In record with DTYP = CAMAC to get
all 24 bits. Then, through database links I use the VAL field to several
MBBI records, where I can define (single or multiple) bit groups offset
from bit 1(lsb).
-ps
-----Original Message-----
From: john sinclair <[email protected]>
To: tech talk <[email protected]>
Date: Monday, February 15, 1999 5:11 PM
Subject: CAMAC binary inputs
>What is the standard set of records used to interface to
>a CAMAC 24 bit binary where the objects of interest are single
>bits? The multi-bit records handle only 16 bits. Is there a
>record type that holds 32 bits and also contains two 16 bit
>fields for accessing the high and low words? Thanks in advance.
>
>John Sinclair
>[email protected]
>Oak Ridge National Lab
>423-576-6362 423-574-1268 (fax)
>
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