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Technical Documentation
opti-check
v2.8.2-K11
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9.3.3 Output process interface (device dependant)
In this dialogue, you can configure the data outputs via the process interface.
A detailed description of the process interface can be found in the section
Communications via the process
interface .
You can configure the technical parametrization of this interface in the
Device settings .
The length of the datagram includes the header and end identifier.
You may select as many entries for the transfer as you wish in the table.
With the
+
and
–
buttons, you may add a new line or erase the currently selected line, respectively. Each
line contains one feature to be transferred. Using the arrow keys, the currently selected line can be moved
upward or downward thereby changing the data sequence in the data packet.
General settings
Parameters Meaning
Start Character string as a start sequence preceding the data block. This
character string is freely selectable (e.g. <Start>).
Separator Character string included as a delimiter between each individual result of the
feature check (e.g.)
End Character string as an end sequence concluding the data block. This
character string is freely selectable (e.g. <End>).
NOTE
To enter binary characters, you may use the
\
symbol in the text. The value can then be
specified in hexadecimal format. To add a backslash, enter
\\
. The character
\00
cannot
be used.
Example:
\09
correspondents to a tab
\0D\0A
corresponds to <CR><LF>