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The TS-7970 includes | The TS-7970 includes 3x 10-bit ADC channels designed for 4-20 mA current loop measurements; they are not able be configured for direct voltage measurement. These channels are updated roughly twice per second. These are accessed using the tsmicroctl utility: | ||
root@ts-imx6: | <pre> | ||
root@ts-imx6:# tsmicroctl --info | |||
VDD_ARM_CAP=1216 | VDD_ARM_CAP=1216 | ||
VDD_HIGH_CAP=2618 | VDD_HIGH_CAP=2618 | ||
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SILAB_P11_UA=0 | SILAB_P11_UA=0 | ||
SILAB_P12_UA=0 | SILAB_P12_UA=0 | ||
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The other samples are the various voltages on the board, | The other samples are the various voltages on the board. The current loop values measured by the ADC are "SILAB_P10", "SILAB_P11", and "SILAB_P12". Those are the raw ADC values whereas the channel names with "_UA" appended to them are the converted micro-amp reading of the current loop. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:38, 30 January 2024
The TS-7970 includes 3x 10-bit ADC channels designed for 4-20 mA current loop measurements; they are not able be configured for direct voltage measurement. These channels are updated roughly twice per second. These are accessed using the tsmicroctl utility:
root@ts-imx6:# tsmicroctl --info VDD_ARM_CAP=1216 VDD_HIGH_CAP=2618 VDD_SOC_CAP=1246 VDD_ARM=1456 SILAB_P10=0x39B SILAB_P11=0x0 SILAB_P12=0x0 VIN=12241 V5_A=5207 V3P1=3276 DDR_1P5V=1571 V1P8=1894 V1P2=1262 RAM_VREF=783 V3P3=3543 SILABREV=1 SILAB_P10_UA=21472 SILAB_P11_UA=0 SILAB_P12_UA=0
The other samples are the various voltages on the board. The current loop values measured by the ADC are "SILAB_P10", "SILAB_P11", and "SILAB_P12". Those are the raw ADC values whereas the channel names with "_UA" appended to them are the converted micro-amp reading of the current loop.