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Getting started with task programming Task programming
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12.3 Getting started with task programming
There are some predefined examples which are helpful for testing.
The user should start his task programming by a modification of
these examples. The "Save as .." option can be used to create new
task files. The commands and examples are described below.
12.4 Syntax of Task Commands
3. The command (cf. list of task commands below) starts with a "|" -
except from the first command.
Please note! If there is no vertical line "|" in front of the first com-
mand, the task will not be operable!
4. Characters following a ";" are ignored - up to the next "|".
Hence, all what follows a semicolon is a comment.
5. The commands, variables, and arguments have to be separated
by a TAB. Otherwise they are ignored.
6. Each command returns a logic argument TRUE or FALSE.
Normally, TRUE is for O.K. and FALSE is for Error.
Other meanings are possible, please see below.
12.5 List of Task Commands
All task commands are listed in the right part of the dialog window
"Create task". They are listed within functional groups and are
accessible within a hierarchic order. Click the knot symbol left of the
functional group's name. This will give you direct access to the
single task commands.
CodeVariable(s)Description
Measurement
f40 N measuring time = N sec.
f01 - Starts a single a measurement
f02 - Starts a XY-RUN
f41 - Ready for measuring ?
Returns TRUE (OK) or FALSE (Error)
f60 - Switch ON "Measuring calibration standards"
f61 - Switch OFF "Measuring calibration standards"
Product handling