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QNW TC 1 User’s Guide
Listing Control commands
[*LIS +]
or
[*LIS -]
-
Enable (+) or Disable (-) listing of Instrument Status replies during running of a script.
[*LER +]
or
[*LER -]
- Enable (+) or Disable (-) listing of Error Message replies during running of a script.
[*LCT +]
or
[*LCT -]
- Enable (+) or Disable (-) listing of Current Temperature replies during running of a
script.
[*LPT +]
or
[*LPT -]
- Enable (+) or Disable (-) listing of Probe Temperature replies during running of a
script.
[*LRT +]
or
[*LRT -]
- Enable (+) or Disable (-) listing of Reference Temperature replies during running of a
script.
These ten program commands can be used to control whether the indicated information, sent from the Serial
Controller to the program, are to be listed (displayed) in the Script Panel or the Command Panel while a script
is running. Disabling the listings may be useful to make progress of the script clearer since, under some
conditions, large numbers of Instrument Status replies and Temperatures replies may be generated while the
script is running. Disabling affects only the listing of these various replies -- the replies will still have their
normal effects in the Main Window.
Note: some earlier versions of
T-App
defaulted to listing temperature replies in the Command/Script panel.
T-
App
version 1.51 defaults to not listing them.
Miscellaneous commands
[*R]
- This program command is used only at the end of a script. It will cause the script to be repeated,
starting at the beginning. The script will then repeat forever or until the
Cancel Script
button is clicked.
[*P]
- If the plot window is displayed while a script is running, the data in the plot mayl not be automatically
updated unless a delay (*D) or wait (*W) command is being processed. This program command will cause
the plot window to update (replot to show all data collected to that point).
[*CTD]
- This command will clear the time and temperature data from the
Time/Temperature Plot
of the
Application Control Window
. In addition, the time parameter in the displays will be restarted at zero and
listing of time/temperature data in the display windows will be started. Whatever display interval was in effect
at the time this command is executed is retained (set by a script command or by clicking on the (Plot>Set
Interval) menu item).
[*MSG + message]
or
[*MSG - message]
- This command will stop execution of the script and present a
dialog box containing the second command parameter ("message"); change this parameter to the wording
you want the dialog box to display. The first parameter (+ or -) determines whether the computer beeps (+) or
not (-) while the dialog box is visible. Clicking on the "OK" button in the dialog box closes it and execution of
the script continues.
[*LS #] and [*LE]
- The [*LS #] command defines the start of a loop (a repeat of a series of commands) within
the script; the parameter '#' is an integer specifying how many times the loop is to be run. The [*LE]
command defines the end of the series of commands included in the loop. A script may contain more than
one loop. Also, smaller loops can occur within larger loops.
[*WPL]
-- When the positioning commands [F2 PL #] = go to position #
or
[F2 PI] = go to home and back to the last position