Omega Engineering VR200, Instruction Manual

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2.3 Program Control Commands
2.3.1 List of Program Control Commands
Command Type Command Function
Control
UD
AK
MI
EV
BO
TS
FM
LF
LO
LI
ME
UM
Returns the screen to the standard screen.
Acknowledges the alarm(s).
Initializes the data memory.
Writes a time-axis mark or raises a manual trigger.
Specifies the bit sequence in bytes (for binary output).
Specifies which data value is to be output.
Specifies the data format of the measured value to be output.
Specifies the channel for the request for the set value (TS1 command) or the
unit and decimal point (TS2 command).
Loads the specified SET configuration file.
Saves the settings (made in SET mode) with the specified file name.
Write the messages.
Switch the display
2.3.2 Standard Screen Call
(For the standard screen, see Section 1.6.1 of the instruction manual for the VR100 or
the VR200.)
Command Function
UD0 Returns the screen to the standard screen.
UD1 Returns the digital values for channels 1 to 3.
UD2 Returns the digital values for channels 4 to 6.
UD3 Returns the digital values for channels 1 to 6.
2.3.3 Alarm Acknowledge
(See Section 3.3 of the instruction manual for the VR100 or the VR200.)
Command Function
AK0 Starts the alarm acknowledge function.
2.3.4 Initializing the Data Memory
(See Section 5.3 of the instruction manual for the VR100 or the VR200.)
Command Function
MIYES Initializes the data memory.
2.3.5 Writing a Time-axis Mark and Raising an Event Trigger
(See Sections 3.5 and 3.7 of the instruction manual for the VR100 or the VR200.)
Command Function
EV0 VR100 and VR200 with style number 1 or lower: Writes a time-
axis mark.
VR200 with style number 2 or higher: Writes a message 1.
EV1 Raises a manual trigger.
The manual trigger is effective only when the sample mode is set
to trigger-on or trigger-rotation and the key trigger is set to ON.
2.3.6 Designating the Sequence of Byte Output (for Binary Output)
Command Function
BO0 Designates that the measured values are to be output from the most
significant byte (see Page 3-4).
BO1 Designates that the measured values are to be output from the least
significant byte (see Page 3-4).