Single-Ended Mode

The high volume module hardware has up to four input signal connections multiplexed to one analog-to-digital converter (ADC).

Each channel uses one hardware channel. Four of these channels are multiplexed to one ADC.

In Single Ended Mode, the ADC switches between each of the four inputs, sampling each one. This yields more channels, but is slower because of the multiplexing.

Single-Ended mode offers the most in use input points per module, but at slower sampling speeds, and at the cost of a shared common per four-channel group.