GMW IPP 144 - 40 G, User Manual

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Changing
parameters
Example:
SET BAUDRATE NO ?
„SELECT“ „ENTER“
YES ?
„ENTER“
BAUDRATE 300
300
„SELECT“
600
„ENTER“
>>> 600
TO STORE BAUDRATE; PLEASE PRESS „ENTER“
SET BAUDRATE AGAIN, PLEASE PRESS „SELECT“
„ENTER“
SET DATA FORMAT NO ?
Explanation In case
1: Baudrate 600 (Baud) 2: Baudrate 300 (Baud)
is saved is saved
The IPP 144 prints one of the changeable
parameters:
Press „ENTER“ to accept the parameter and
to move to the next one.
Press „SELECT“ to display the next
parameter option.
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Reserving
space for
measured
variables In order to be able to insert measured value (variables) into
text afterwards, the location within the text must be marked
using <Ctrl V>, which reserves 6 spaces into which any
characters may be entered, since they are overwritten at a
later time anyway; they are merely wildcards.
Creating a
text block
Example:
Entry:
TEMPERATURE <Ctrl V> XXXXX °C <CR>
<Ctrl> counts as one digit, so you only have to enter 5
wildcard characters.
The printout would look like this:
TEMPERATURE 263,45 °C.
A text block is created by combining several texts.
A text block can be printed in a single call.
To achieve this, place the beginning and the end of the text
in brackets at entry time. Use the control characters:
<Ctrl X>= opening bracket
<Ctrl Y>= closing bracket.
The texts within a text block
mus have continuous numbers !
To delete text within a text block without creating a
blank line, the text numbers following the deleted
line must be decreased by 1 to move them forward.
This is not done automatically but has to be entered
manually.