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2000-OSM, F1
PUT RESPONSE FACTOR Command
Description:
Updates the response factor for a particular component.
Syntax:
PUT_RF(method%,component%,response_factor!)
Comments:
method%
is the method table (1-8).
component%
is the component for which the response factor is to be updated.
response_factor!
is the new response factor for the specified component.
Example:
0010 PUT_RF(1,2,0.98)
The value of 0.98 is stored in the response factor for component two of method one.
PUT TEMPERATURE OF A ZONE Command
Description:
Updates the set point and ramp rate of the specified zone.
Syntax:
PUT_TEMP(zone%,set point!,ramp rate!)
Comments:
zone%
is the zone number (1-5).
set
point!
is the desired set point value.
ramp rate!
is the desired ramp rate value.
Example:
0010 Z1! = GET_TEMP(1)
0020
PUT_TEMP(2,Z1!,0)
Gets the actual temperature of zone 1 and gets 0 ramp rate and inserts
them as the set point and ramp rate values for zone 2.
PUT TEMPERATURE TABLE Command
Description:
Writes an array into the boiling point column of a Time vs Boiling Point Table
(Sim Dis analyzers only).
Syntax:
PUT_TEMP_TBL(array!,table%)
Comments:
array!
is a previously dimensioned array that is the data source.
table%
is the TvsBP Table (1-8).
Example:
0010 N = LEN_TEMP_TBL(1)
0020 DIM TEMP!(N)
0030
GET_TEMP_TBL(TEMP!,1)
0040
PUT_TEMP_TBL(TEMP!,2)
Variable N gets the number of entries in the TvsBP Table; array TEMP! is
dimensioned to have as many elements as entries in table 1. Then the table
is read into the array and the array is written back to table 2.
PUT TIME VS. BOILING POINT TABLE Command
Description:
Writes to one of eight Time vs. Boiling Point Tables (Sim Dis analyzers only).
Syntax:
PUT_TVSBP_TBL(array!,table%)
Comments:
array!
is a previously dimensioned array that is the destination of the Time vs.
Boiling
Point
Table.
table%
is the table number (1-8).
Example:
0010 N = LEN_TVSBP_TBL(1)
0020 DIM A!(N)
0030
GET_TVSBP_TBL(A!,1)
0040
PUT_TVSBP_TBL(A!,2)
Variable N gets the number of entries in the TvsBP Table; array A! is
dimensioned to have as many elements as entries in table 1. Then the table
is read into the array and the array is written back to table 2.
READ ANALOG INPUT Function
Description:
Reads 13 bit Analog/Digital Conversion Value.
Syntax:
RAI(channel)