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Remote Programming 83
CTC100 Programmable Temperature Controller
list
menu .list
instruction .list
List
prints a list of top-level menus. If the
.list
suffix is appended to the name of any menu
(System, Channel, System.COM, Channel.PID, etc.), the CTC100 lists the available instructions
for the menu or submenu. If appended to an instruction, the
.list suffix returns a list of
arguments required for the instruction. A question mark after the
.list
query is optional. The
.list
suffix is only available for instructions that set some sort of variable and is not available for
program flow instructions such as if, while, abort, and kill.
In the examples that follow, the first line is the remote command, while the remaining lines are
the reply.
Out1.list
pid., Name, Value, Off, Low lmt, Hi lmt, Units, IO type, Plot,
Logging, Stats, Points, Average, SD, Selected, Debug, Cycle,
Reset
In this case, the reply is a list of arguments that can be appended to the instruction Out1 . The dot
at the end of
pid.
indicates that
Out1.pid.
is another menu, not a complete instruction.
Out1.pid.list
Input, P, I, D, Setpoint, Mode, Step Y, Lag, Sq root, Ramp,
Memory, T min
Since
Out1.pid
is a menu, the reply lists the instructions available in the menu.
Out1.pid.setpoint.list
pid.Setpoint: float
Out1.pid.setpoint
is an instruction, so the reply indicates that it takes a single floating-
point argument.
Out1.value.list
Out 1.Value: float (0.000 - 1200)
If an argument has minimum and maximum values, these are shown in the reply. In this case,
Out1.value
takes a single floating-point instruction in the range 0 1200. Most arguments do
not have minimum or maximum values.
pause.list
pause: float, { ms, s, min, hr }
The
pause
instruction requires two arguments: 1) a floating-point argument with no bounds,
instruction .help
Prints the help text for any instruction that sets a variable. The help suffix is not available for
program flow instructions such as if, while, abort, and kill.
if ( condition ) { instructions }
while ( condition ) { instructions }
else { instructions }
Conditional statements consist of an
if
or
while
statement followed by a condition, one or
more instructions in curly brackets, and possibly an
else
clause. The condition must be in
parentheses if it contains spaces or if it compares two or more values.