Canon Model 6401 B manual Command Files, Copying Files, Running Copy

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compatibles). If you require to use PDLIO you must purchase that package separately.

g)copy data files and command files between cassette, RAM and the RS-232 communication channel (host computer).

h)

save

frequently used

(Un)load/Plot operator responses into com-

 

mand

files in RAM

or on cassette.

3.2 COMMAND FILES

Once the format of the (un)load or print/plot output has been decided, the operator commands (entered into the keyboard in response to the questions listed below) may be saved in a RAM file or on cassette.

This feature saves the operator entering all the responses every time a plot or unload is performed. Instead, the operator simply enters in the command file name and the (un)load or print/plot proceeds automatically using the pre-saved operator commands from that command file.

Many command files

may be created and saved, allowing command files for

a variety of loading,

unloading, printing or plotting operations.

3.3 COPY(ING) FILES

The “COPY” program allows data files or command files to be transferred to/from RAM/cassette or to/from FTU and a host computer. These files must be standard BASIC files in ASCII format (lines terminated with a car- riage return and less than 255 characters in length).

3.3.1 Running COPY

1. Connect datacassette and/or RS-232 link to FTU

2.Type:- RUN “COPY” then press Return

3.Answer the following questions:

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Contents Starlog Copyright Notice Table of Contents Running Plotx To CASSETTE/RAMRecordings LOAD/PLOT Operator ResponsesValues Direct Commands from FTU-PROMCommands Display FormatField Test Unit Software Contents Memory structure Installation Why use a FTU?RED Switching on the FTURunning a Program Attaching the cassetteBlack Saving a ProgramLoading a Program GreyFTU Memory Guide Filename ExtensionsPLOT/COPY/FTUC Loading PLOT’ in 16K RAM FTU Standard Features Command Files Copying FilesRunning Copy Timing considerations Operator Responses Question AnswerAnswers Running LoadPrinting & Plotting Recordings Running PlotFile name,type Hhmm Ddmmyy Buffer Sample Field Descriptions StartPRINT/PLOT/LOAD/COPY Examples Print Example Operator Response QuestionPlot Example Load Example Hhmm Ddmmyy File 50,14 Load Program control variablesInput Copy ExampleQuestionMeaning Plotx Operator ResponsesSample Field Description = GreenLines on the X-710 printer to produce Header Message Format Header message LineL/F END message Data Message FormatData messages Line 2 onwards END Message FormatData Storage Format Operation Command5 ‘space’ Command Cursor KEY CommandsINITIALlZATlON CLS Next Locate 0,1PRINT USING####BL Locate 0,3PRINT? LB PChannel Addresses NFTU.X07 Program ListingNext PRINT#1,KKKON Error Goto 0V =Clsinputloc Lgoto If M=1 then M=2 Else M=1 Goto Clsinputblockbgoto ClsinputputDisplay of the Loggers Current Memory Values Key Stroke Function User Defined Screen FormatExample Commands to Modify Data Logger FTU to lock up on power onDisplay TimeTime X-07 Direct Commands from FTU-PROMQuit BaudS300 FreeIndirect and Miscellaneous Commands Summary of Commands HomeCLR ALL Recorded Data will be Lost Pdlftu