- sets the output voltage in volts for the controlled alternator as a floating-point
SetVoltage()
number between 10.6 and 16.
– sets the load in amperes. It accepts one argument as a number ranging from 0 to
SetLoad()
300.
– returns
GetBPlusU()
65535.
– returns
GetBPlusIDC()
0 to 1000.
– returns
GetBPlusIAC()
0 to 255.
– returns BPlusIAC from the test stand as a floating-point number ranging from 0 to
SetK15()
255.
– returns the voltage on K15 from the test stand as a floating-point number ranging
GetK15U()
from 0 to 60 volts.
– returns the current on K15 from the test stand as a floating-point number ranging
GetK15I()
from 0 to 2 amperes.
– enables or disables Sense. It takes an argument of 0 (to disable) or 1 (to enable).
SetSence()
– returns the Lin ID of the alternator from the test stand as a number.
GetLinID()
– returns the Lin FR of the alternator from the test stand as a percentage number
GetLinExc()
from 0 to 100.
– returns the error of the Lin alternator from the test stand as a number.
GetLinErr()
– returns the speed of the Lin alternator from the test stand as a number.
GetLinSpeed()
– returns the type of the Lin alternator from the test stand as a number ranging
GetLinType()
from 0 to 13.
– turns FRPullup on or off. It takes an argument of 0 (to turn off) or 1 (to turn
SetFRPullup()
on).
– returns the FR Duty of the alternator from the test stand as a floating-point
GetFRDuty()
number from 0 to 100.
– many alternators send a signal back to the vehicle indicating its load. Typically,
GetCOMExc()
this is read as GetFRDuty, but for COM alternators where everything is transmitted digitally
through a single wire, it is read as GetCOMExc.
– returns the FR Freq of the alternator from the test stand as a floating-point
GetFRFreq()
number in Hz with a range from 0 to 10000.
– returns the time from the start of script execution. This is needed to calculate
GetTimeStamp
delays from the moment the script started to the point when the alternator produced a result.
– returns the LampI of the alternator from the test stand as a floating-point number
GetLampI()
in milliamperes with a range from 0 to 500.
– returns the temperature of the alternator from the test stand as a floating-
GetTemperature()
point number in degrees Celsius with a range from 0 to 200.
from the test stand as a floating-point number ranging from 0 to
BPlusU
from the test stand as a floating-point number ranging from
BPlusIDC
from the test stand as a floating-point number ranging from
BPlusIAC
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