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Operation 47
CTC100 Programmable Temperature Controller
P rogram
A program is a set of one or more CTC100 commands in ASCII text format. Programs can be
sent over the RS-232, GPIB, USB, or Ethernet interface, input from the program screen, or
transferred as text files on a USB memory device. Regardless of how a program was input, its
progress can be monitored from the program screen. Up to 10 programs from any one interface
and up to 20 programs total can run at once.
The Program screen has an Input window, which shows the program as it was received; a
Messages window, which shows responses and error messages from the CTC100; and a Progress
window, which shows the individual instructions in the program, one instruction per line.
If a program is not running, you can compose or modify it by touching a line in the Progress
window. Touching a blank line brings up a list of possible commands. Touching a line that already
contains an instruction brings up a list of three options: you can add a new instruction on the line
above the one that was touched; delete the instruction that was touched; or replace the instruction
that was touched.
The Program screen has six buttons:
P la y sym bol
If a program is displayed but not running, press this button to start the program. If a program is
running in the currently-selected tab, the button is highlighted and pressing it stops the program.
P a use sym bol
Press this button to temporarily pause the program running in the currently-selected tab. Press
the button again to resume the program.
Clea r
Erases all text from the Input, Messages, and Progress windows. Unless it has previously been
saved, the current program is lost. This button cannot be pressed while a program is running in the
current tab.
L oa d
Touch this button and a list of programs stored in memory is displayed. Programs can be stored
in memory with the Program.Save
or by attaching a USB device with text files contained in
the list and its component instructions are displayed in the Progress window, replacing whatever
was previously in the window.