YOKOGAWA MT210, Руководство пользователя

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Appendix
App-7
IM 767361-01E
Description
If more than one interrupt is to be used,
the sum of the interrupt numbers must be
set as “m.”
For example, to select all interrupts, the
setting is IM31.
MH/MH?
Sets the value corresponding to the 100% value
(% display)/queries the current setting.
Syntax
MH m, n <terminator>
“m” represents the units of pressure, 1 to
7 (refer to the PU command)
“n” represents the 100% range value
The setting range and resolution
for n is the same as that of the
pressure measurement display (see
“Specifications” on page 60).
Query
MHm? <terminator>
Response Example
MH4, 130.000
Description
“m” in the query syntax also represents
the unit of pressure as specified in the
setting syntax.
ML/ML?
Sets the value corresponding to the 0% value (%
display)/queries the current setting.
Syntax
ML m, n <terminator>
“m” represents the units of pressure, 1 to
7 (refer to the PU command)
“n” represents the 0% range value
The setting range and resolution
for n is the same as that of the
pressure measurement display (see
“Specifications” on page 60).
This is the setting range when the units of
pressure are kPa.
Query
MLm? <terminator>
Response Example
ML4, 0.000
Description
m in the query syntax also represents the
unit of pressure as specified in the setting
syntax.
MS/MS?
Sets the measurement mode and queries the
current setting.
Syntax
MSm<terminator>
“m” represents the measurement mode.
0: normal measurement mode
1: medium-speed measurement mode
2: high-speed measurement mode
Query
MS?<terminator>
Response Example
MS0
Description
• Measurement mode changes can only
be made on the MT210F.
• On the MT210/MT220, the mode is
fixed at (MS0). Middle-speed (MS1)
and high-speed (MS2) cannot be
selected.
OD
Requests output of the measured or computed
data.
Syntax
OD<terminator>
Description
• Cannot execute in recall mode. An
error 14 occurs.
• Refer to page App-13, “Output Format
for Measurement and Computation
Data.”
OE
Requests output of the error information.
Syntax
OE<terminator>
Response Example
ERR11
Description
For a description of each error code, refer
to “Error Codes and Corrective Actions”
on page 54.
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