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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 9 - Application Programs
9.1 Introduction..............................................................9-1
9.2 Sample QBasic Program......................................... 9-1
9.3 Hints for Procomm Plus for DOS............................ 9-3
9.4 Hints for Windows 3.1 Terminal............................. 9-3
CHAPTER 10 - System Commands
10.1
F6
Transmit Limit Status.................................... 10-2
10.2
W1
Write Baud Rate............................................ 10-3
10.3
W2
Write Automatic Linefeed Setting................. 10-4
10.4
W3
Write Echo Setting......................................... 10-5
10.5
W4
Write Instrument Address............................ 10-6
10.6
WA,WC,WE,WG
Write Setpoints for Limits 1-4.
RA,RC,RE,RG
Read Setpoints for Limits 1-4.....10-7
10.7
WB,WD,WF,WH
Write Hysteresis value Limits 1-4.
RB,RD,RF,RH
Read Hysteresis value Limits 1-4. 10-8
10.8
WJ
Write Automatic Limit Report........................ 10-9
10.9
WI
Write Continous Transmit Setting.................. 10-10
10.10
RR
Read Software Revision............................... 10-11
CHAPTER 11 - Amplifier Commands
11.1 F0 Transmit Data............................................... 11-2
11.2 F1 Activate Tare/Zero......................................... 11-3
11.3 F2 Clear Tare/Zero............................................. 11-4
11.4 F3 Calilbrate Analog-to-Digital Converter.......... 11-5
11.5 F4 Calibrate Amplifier using Shunt Cal Method.. 11-6
11.6 F5 Apply Shunt Resistor and Transmit Reading.11-7
11.7 F7 Transmit and Reset Average........................ 11-8
11.8 F8 Calibrate Amplifier using Known Load Method11-9
11.9 W5 Write Full Scale Value
R5 Read Full Scale Value................................... 11-10
11.10 W6 Write Engineering Units
R6 Read Engineering Units.................................11-11
11.11 W7 Write Full Scale mV/V Value
R7 Read Full Scale mV/V Value......................... 11-12
11.12 W8 Write Shunt Calibration Value
R8 Read Shunt Calibration Value...................... 11-13