Valco Cincinnati VC3500, User Manual

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Appendix B VC3500 User’s Manual
Valco Cincinnati 80
25 Channel 1—Turn-off compensation
26 Channel 2—Turn-off compensation
27 Channel 3—Turn-off compensation
28 Channel 4—Turn-off compensation
29 Product scanned length
30 Ratio compensation
31 Glue mode channel 1:
0000 for Delay-pattern
0100 for Delay-pattern-Delay-pattern-mode
32 Glue mode channel 2:
0000 for Delay-pattern
0100 for Delay-pattern-Delay-pattern-mode
33 Measurement mode:
0000 for metric mode
0200 for inch mode
34 Scan mode:
0000—Normal mode. Independent scanners for channels 1 through 4.
0100—Scanner 1 triggers channels 1 and 2. Independent scanners for Channel 3 and 4.
0200—Independent scanners for Channels 1 and 2. Scanner 3 triggers Channels 3 and 4.
0300—Scanner 1 triggers channels 1and 2. Scanner 3 triggers channels 3 and 4.
35 Speed in feet per minute (receive only). Bytes 4-1 are hexadecimal digits.
36 Repeat factor for channel 1 (0 = no repeat)
37 Repeat factor for channel 2 (0 = no repeat)
38 Repeat factor for channel 3 (0 = no repeat)
39 Repeat factor for channel 4 (0 = no repeat)
40 Marker station distance from glue station
41 Marker skip distance from leading edge of product
42 Marker mark distance
43 Tolerance codes for glue inspection
1 = +0.2 inches (5mm)
2 = +0.4 inches (10mm)
3 = + 0.8 inches (20mm)
100 Regenerate or redraw front screen (send only)
101 Reset the control (send only)
Data Format
Four bytes of data are always sent or received with preceding zeros completing the four bytes. The most significant
byte (MSB, byte 4) is sent or received first. The least significant byte (LSB, byte 1) is sent or received last. Each
data type is the ANSI code of the data being sent or received. ANSI codes for characters 0-9 are shown in Table 1.
Table 1. ANSI Codes for Characters 1-9
Character ANSI Code
0 48
1 49
2 50
3 51
4 52
5 53
6 54
7 55
8 56
9 57