Canon Model 6401 B manual Display Format, Display of the Loggers Current Memory Values

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Field Test Unit Software

7. FTUC COMMANDS

7.1 DISPLAY FORMAT

The display of the FTU has three formats available. These formats can be selected at the touch of a button. Normally as many bytes as possible are dis- played on the screen at all times. For example - if you were displaying the contents of the logger memory as single bytes then four bytes could be dis- played per screen line, making a total of eight bytes displayed (only the top two lines of the display are used for display purposes).

The three formats available are:

7.2 DISPLAY OF THE LOGGERS CURRENT MEMORY VALUES

In this format the values are not scaled and as displayed as a number from O-255. Eight values are displayed across the screen and they represent the current selected memory address location followed by the successive seven memory locations. The current memory location can be changed using keystrokes outlined later. This display format is the default when the FTU is first powered up and the logger connected.

EXAMPLE: When first powered up and connected the FTU will display the following (or similar):

10300 x 4 4 0 0 Address = 0

The ‘10’ is the version of logger connected. (Memory location 0)

The ‘3’ is the runtime of the program in the logger. (Memory location 1)

The ‘0’s” are memory locations not used.

The ‘X’ represents a value that will change on your screen. This is Memory Location 4 and is where the logger shows the current clock value.

The ‘44” is also a changing value and is related to your loggers clock value (Memory Location 6) [See Hardware Supplement 6200 for further details of the logger’s memory locations].

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Contents Starlog Copyright Notice Table of Contents LOAD/PLOT Operator Responses To CASSETTE/RAMRecordings Running PlotxDisplay Format Direct Commands from FTU-PROMCommands ValuesField Test Unit Software Contents Memory structure Why use a FTU? InstallationAttaching the cassette Switching on the FTURunning a Program REDGrey Saving a ProgramLoading a Program BlackFilename Extensions FTU Memory GuidePLOT/COPY/FTUC Loading PLOT’ in 16K RAM FTU Standard Features Running Copy Command FilesCopying Files Operator Responses Question Answer Timing considerationsRunning Plot Running LoadPrinting & Plotting Recordings AnswersFile name,type Hhmm Ddmmyy Buffer PRINT/PLOT/LOAD/COPY Examples Print Example Sample Field DescriptionsStart Question Operator ResponsePlot Example Load Example Hhmm Ddmmyy 50,14 Load Program control variables FileCopy Example InputPlotx Operator Responses QuestionMeaning= Green Sample Field DescriptionLines on the X-710 printer to produce L/F Header Message FormatHeader message Line END Message Format Data Message FormatData messages Line 2 onwards END messageData Storage Format Command OperationINITIALlZATlON 5 ‘space’ CommandCursor KEY Commands NFTU.X07 Program Listing Next Locate 0,1PRINT USING####BL Locate 0,3PRINT? LB PChannel Addresses CLSClsinputblockbgoto Clsinputput PRINT#1,KKKON Error Goto 0V =Clsinputloc Lgoto If M=1 then M=2 Else M=1 Goto NextDisplay of the Loggers Current Memory Values User Defined Screen Format Key Stroke FunctionExample FTU to lock up on power on Commands to Modify Data LoggerTime DisplayX-07 Direct Commands from FTU-PROM TimeFree BaudS300 QuitIndirect and Miscellaneous Commands CLR Summary of CommandsHome Pdlftu ALL Recorded Data will be Lost
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