Epson USN 52L, USN 52R manual Configuring the Memo function, Defining data header, Number of fields

Memo function

Interfaces, Peripherals

8.7 Configuring the MEMO function

If the MEMO function is switched on, you are able to store additional information on every data set for a bet- ter documentation. Depending on the configuration, it is possible to make user-defined entries consisting of 80 alphanumeric characters, or to enter characters in the predefined fields of a data header. You have to define the header by means of remote control commands.

HNote:

You can carry out MEMO header configuration and MEMO text entering more easily with the help of the program UltraDOC (from version 3.3).

Defining data header

The data header is defined by means of three remote control commands: HN, HF and MT.

You must always stick to the sequence of commands:

•Start by defining the number of fields with HN.

•After that, define the length of every field and the corresponding labeling with HF.

•Having defined all fields (length and labeling), you can enter the texts for the predefined fields directly on the instrument (please see chapter 5), or you can use another remote control command MT to input memo text remotely.

Sequence of commands of the MEMO code:

Number of fields:

<ESC>HN ##<RETURN>,

in which connection ## has to be a number between 0 and 10. The number 0 sets the header to the default factory setting. It will then consist of 9 fields having the following names: AMPL DEPTH S-PATH P-DIST COMMENT1 COMMENT2.

HNote:

If the command HN is entered together with a valid number, the existing header is immediately deleted.

Length and name:

<ESC>HF ## $$ text<RETURN>,

in which connection ## has to be the number of the previously defined field. If you have previously entered the command HN 6, you can now only use a number

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