Canon Model 6401 B manual FTU to lock up on power on, Commands to Modify Data Logger

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memory locations that the display will skip forward or backwards to when the Up arrow or Down arrow is pressed.

This step size can be saved in a screen format file.

The SPACEBAR will reset the screen to its initial state.

7.6 SCREEN FORMAT FILES

The FTU-PROM has a feature that allows a custom designed screen format file. After designing a screen format using the “E” key the screen can be saved by pressing the “W” (write) key. The FTU will then prompt for a file name. After obtaining the file name the FTU will save the screen format and resume working. 350 Bytes of RAM are required for each screen set up. The screen formats and remaining memory can be viewed by pressing “F”. To load in a new screen format press “R” followed by the filename of the desired screen format.

Warning: Use of a filename containing the letters “FTU” may cause the

FTU to lock up on power on.

7.7 COMMANDS TO MODIFY DATA LOGGER

The FTU-PROM has the ability to display and modify the data loggers memory. The appropriate commands and their functions are:

7.7.1 “P” - Put

This command allows the user to change the values of the loggers RAM memory. Up to eight values can be changed at one command by typing con- secutive values separated by comma’s.

EXAMPLE:

Press “P”

FTU responds “?”

Type O,O,O,O <RET> <RET>

The value 0 will be entered in the RAM from the current address upwards. i.e. If the FTU was at address 128 the value 0 should appear in address 128 - 132.

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Contents Starlog Copyright Notice Table of Contents Recordings To CASSETTE/RAMLOAD/PLOT Operator Responses Running PlotxCommands Direct Commands from FTU-PROMDisplay Format ValuesField Test Unit Software Contents Memory structure Installation Why use a FTU?Running a Program Switching on the FTUAttaching the cassette REDLoading a Program Saving a ProgramGrey BlackFTU Memory Guide Filename ExtensionsPLOT/COPY/FTUC Loading PLOT’ in 16K RAM FTU Standard Features Running Copy Command FilesCopying Files Timing considerations Operator Responses Question AnswerPrinting & Plotting Recordings Running LoadRunning Plot AnswersFile name,type Hhmm Ddmmyy Buffer PRINT/PLOT/LOAD/COPY Examples Print Example Sample Field DescriptionsStart 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 L/F Header Message FormatHeader message Line Data messages Line 2 onwards Data Message FormatEND Message Format END messageData Storage Format Operation CommandINITIALlZATlON 5 ‘space’ CommandCursor KEY Commands Channel Addresses Next Locate 0,1PRINT USING####BL Locate 0,3PRINT? LB PNFTU.X07 Program Listing CLSClsinputloc Lgoto If M=1 then M=2 Else M=1 Goto PRINT#1,KKKON Error Goto 0V =Clsinputblockbgoto Clsinputput NextDisplay 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-PROMS300 BaudFree QuitIndirect and Miscellaneous Commands CLR Summary of CommandsHome ALL Recorded Data will be Lost Pdlftu
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