Canon Model 6401 B manual User Defined Screen Format, Key Stroke Function

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Field Test Unit Software

7.3 USER DEFINED SCREEN FORMAT

This screen format allows the user to set up and save a custom designed for- mat for a specific application. This routine is initialised by pressing the "E" key. The FTU will then prompt the user to enter in:

Offset,

Bytes

this is to select the chosen memory byte to be displayed or altered. Up to 12 bytes can be displayed on the

screen at one time.

If an offset larger than 11 is chosen then previous bytes must be removed to make room for the chosen

byte. This feature allows the user to skip over cer- tain bytes and yet display others.

this entry is used with certain instruments which require a 2 bytes to send all data to the logger, (i.e. Hi-Res In- terface, Water Level Instrument). Most raw data in- struments require only one byte. To display time in

the format a 4 byte input is required.

Formula

this

entry allows the user

to select

a defined formula

 

from a list

of pre defined

formulas

or to display the

 

raw

logger

value.

 

 

Select the appropriate formula for your application from the list below

Key Stroke

 

Function

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

None

 

Do not display this entry

 

 

 

 

None - Do not use any formula on this entry

 

 

 

 

Red - Red thermistor formula (6507A)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I

Yellow - Yellow thermistor formula (6507B)

I

 

 

Violet - Violet thermistor formula (6507C)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I

Direction - Use the wind direction formula

 

 

H

T

Use the soil moisture formula (6513A)

Full scale - User defined full scale entry

Hi-Res Entry is a 2’s compliment 13 bit value

Time - Decode the entry as a date and time

If formulas RYVS have been selected then the FTU will respond with a prompt for the user to enter the value of the reference resistor used with the transducer.

If the formulas FH have been selected then the FTU will prompt with a line “Min value?”. The minimum desired vaIue for the scaling should then be

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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
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