Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.DeviceSerial

Example:
vint = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.DeviceSerial

This member sets and returns the serial number which is displayed next to "Serial" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidgets device.
The first example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) integer variable named "vint".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.DeviceSerial
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.DeviceSerial)

Example2:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.DeviceSerial = 530161

The second example shows, how to set the serial number of the device in the Configuration menu to 530161.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.Disable

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Disable

This disables the Phidgets device in the Configuration dialog as if the "Enable" check box in the window was unchecked. Use the .Enable member to reverse this command.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.Enable

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Enable

This enables the Phidgets device in the Configuration dialog as if the "Enable" check box in the window was checked. Use the .Disable member to reverse this command.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetDeviceSerial

Example:
vint = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetDeviceSerial

This member returns the serial number which is displayed next to "Serial" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidgets device.
The first example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) integer variable named "vint".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetDeviceSerial
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetDeviceSerial)

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetInputState(inputIndex)

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetInputState(0)

This member returns the state of the first input (which starts with index 0!). The state is also displayed as an icon in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetInputState(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetInputState(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetOutputState(outputIndex)

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetOutputState(0)

This member returns the state of the first output (which starts with index 0!). The state is displayed with the On/Off button in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetOutputState(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetOutputState(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageInterval(voltageIndex)

Example:
vint = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageInterval(0)

This member returns the interval time of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Interval (ms)" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) integer variable named "vint".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageInterval(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageInterval(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageSensorType(voltageIndex)

Example:
vstring = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageSensorType(0)

This member returns the sensor type of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed in the drop-down list next to "Sensor Type" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageSensorType(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageSensorType(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageTrigger(voltageIndex)

Example:
vdouble= Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageTrigger(0)

This member returns the trigger value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Trigger" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) double variable named "vdouble".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageTrigger(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageTrigger(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageUnit(voltageIndex)

Example:
vstring = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageUnit(0)

This member returns the unit, e.g. "v" for "Volts" of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!).
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageUnit(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageUnit(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageValue(voltageIndex)

Example:
vdouble = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageValue(0)

This member returns the value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Current Value" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) double variable named "vdouble".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageValue(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageValue(0))

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.InputID.GetState

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Input0.GetState

This member returns the state of the first input (which starts with index 0!). The state is also displayed as an icon in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Input0.GetState
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Input0.GetState)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetInputState(inputIndex) which allows to address the input dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.InputID.State

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Input0.State

This member returns the state of the first input (which starts with index 0!). The state is also displayed as an icon in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Input0.State
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Input0.State)

An alternative command is: Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetInputState(inputIndex) which allows to address the input dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.isConnected

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.isConnected

This member returns the connection status for the Phidgets device as a Boolean value. The result is "True" if the device is connected and "False" if it is currently disconnected.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.IsConnected
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.IsConnected)

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.isEnabled

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.isEnabled

This member returns the status of the check box "Enable" of the configuration dialog when selecting the according Phidgets device. The result, a Boolean value (or string), is "True" if the device is enabled and "False" if it is currently not enabled.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.IsEnabled
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.IsEnabled)

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.OutputID.GetState

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.GetState

This member returns the state of the first output (which starts with index 0!). The state is displayed with the On/Off button in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.
The first example shows how to use it with an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.GetState
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.GetState)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetOutputState(outputIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.OutputID.SetState(value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.SetState(True)

This member sets the state of the first output (which starts with index 0!). The state is displayed with the On/Off button in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetOutputState(outputIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.OutputID.State

Example:
vbool = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.State

This member sets and returns the state of the first output (which starts with index 0!). The state is displayed with the On/Off button in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.
The first example shows how to return its result to an existing (global) Boolean variable named "vbool".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.State
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.State)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetOutputState(outputIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Example2:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Output0.State = False

The second example shows, how to set the state to False (which is the "Off" state).

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetOutputState(outputIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetAllOutputStates(state)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.SetAllOutputStates(True)

This member sets the state of all outputs. The state is displayed with the On/Off button in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetDeviceSerial(value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.SetDeviceSerial(530161)

This member sets the serial number which is displayed next to "Serial" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidgets device.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetOutputState(outputIndex,value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.SetOutputState(0,True)

This member sets the state of the first output (which starts with index 0!). The state is displayed with the On/Off button in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device. True = "On" state and False = "Off" state.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageInterval(voltageIndex,value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.SetVoltageInterval(0,500)

This member sets the interval time of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!) to 500ms. This is also displayed next to "Interval (ms)" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageSensorType(voltageIndex,value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.SetVoltageSensorType(0,"PN_1102")

This member sets the sensor type of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!) to "PN_1102". This is also displayed in the drop-down list next to "Sensor Type" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageTrigger(voltageIndex,value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.SetVoltageTrigger(0,0.2)

This member sets the trigger value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!) to 0.2. This is also displayed next to "Trigger" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetInterval

Example:
vint = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetInterval

This member returns the interval time of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Interval (ms)" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) integer variable named "vint".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetInterval
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetInterval)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageInterval(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetSensorType

Example:
vstring = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetSensorType

This member returns the sensor type of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed in the drop-down list next to "Sensor Type" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetSensorType
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetSensorType)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageSensorType(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetTrigger

Example:
vdouble = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetTrigger

This member returns the trigger value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Trigger" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) double variable named "vdouble".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetTrigger
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetTrigger)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageTrigger(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetUnit

Example:
vstring = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetUnit

This member returns the unit, e.g. "v" for "Volts" of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!).
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageUnit(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.GetVoltageUnit(0))

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageUnit(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.GetValue

Example:
vdouble = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetValue

This member returns the value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Current Value" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) double variable named "vdouble".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetValue
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.GetValue)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageValue(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.Interval

Example:
vint = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Interval

This member sets and returns the interval time of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Interval (ms)" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The first example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) integer variable named "vint".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.Interval
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.Interval)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageInterval(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Example2:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Interval = 500

The second example sets the interval time to 500ms.

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageInterval(voltageIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.SensorType

Example:
vstring = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SensorType

This member sets and returns the sensor type of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed in the drop-down list next to "Sensor Type" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The first example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SensorType
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SensorType)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageSensorType(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Example2:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SensorType = "PN_1102"

The second example sets the sensor type to "PN_1102".

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageSensorType(voltageIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.SetInterval(value)

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SetInterval(500)

This member sets the interval time of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!) to 500ms. This is also displayed next to "Interval (ms)" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageInterval(voltageIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.SetSensorType

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SetSensorType("PN_1102")

This member sets the sensor type of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!) to "PN_1102". This is also displayed in the drop-down list next to "Sensor Type" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageSensorType(voltageIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.SetTrigger

Example:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.SetTrigger(0.2)

This member sets the trigger value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!) to 0.2. This is also displayed next to "Trigger" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageTrigger(voltageIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.Trigger

Example:
vdouble = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Trigger

This member sets and returns the trigger value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Trigger" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The first example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) double variable named "vdouble".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Trigger
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Trigger)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageTrigger(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Example2:
Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Trigger = 0.2

The second example sets the trigger value to 0.2.

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.SetVoltageTrigger(voltageIndex,value) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.Unit

Example:
vstring = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Unit

This member returns the unit, e.g. "v" for "Volts" of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!).
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) string variable named "vstring".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.VoltageUnit(0)
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.VoltageUnit(0))

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageUnit(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.

Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.VoltageID.Value

Example:
vdouble = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Value

This member returns the value of the first voltage input (which starts with index 0!). This is also displayed next to "Current Value" in the Configuration menu when selecting the according Phidget device.
The example shows how to return the value to an existing (global) double variable named "vdouble".

You could also write it into a Widget, e.g. a Label via the script: Label1.Text = Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Value
or simply display it in the Debug Logger: DebugMessage(Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_1.Voltage0.Value)

An alternative command is Phidgets_InterfaceKit_8_8_8_ID.GetVoltageValue(voltageIndex) which allows to address the output dynamically.