Field Test Unit Software
Enter scale size | 1 1cm of graph = lhour | ||
(cm per | hour)? |
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Field 2 |
| RED,0,60,Deg | C |
bytes,from,to,units, | Use red thermistor correction., range temp | ||
(location,start,end) | from 0 to 60, label Deg C | ||
Field 2 |
| RED,0,60,Deg | C |
bytes,from,to,units, | Use red thermistor correction, range temp | ||
(location,start,end) | from 0 to 60, label Deg C | ||
Field 3 |
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bytes,from,to,units, | Use red thermistor correction, range temp | ||
(location,start,end) | from 0 to 60, label Deg C | ||
Field 4 |
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bytes,from,to,units, | Use red thermistor correction, range temp | ||
(location,start,end) | from 0 to 60, | label Deg C | |
Check Data Start | Y Yes this is | when the first log occurred | |
Date & | Time |
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15:54:40 | 21AUG’86 |
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Check | START | Y Yes, start printing data from this point on | |
Date & Time |
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15:54:40 21AUG’86 |
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Check END | Y Yes, finish | printing data at this point | |
Date & Time |
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15:54:40 | 22AUG’86 |
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3.7.3 LOAD - Example
The following two examples show the procedure to follow if a log program is written on a host computer and then transferred into a logger via the FTU.
LOAD - Example 1
Assume a log program was written by the UNIDATA IBM software pack- age and is now to be loaded into RAM of the FTU.
Note that the size of the log program determines the number of bytes to be transferred to/from the FTU. The number of bytes to transfer is given by the location of the last byte of the log program - 384. The last byte of the log program is specified by PDLASM at assembly.
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