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Chapter 8
Defining Strings for Serial Ports and Viewports
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Table 8.A (pt. 2 of 3)
Data Codes
Data Code
1
Subcodes (.s)
1
Description of field
RLn.
s
RLn (no subcode) The X–position of the reference line.
RLn
.
s
(n=1–3,
or #)
RLn.1 The Y–position of the reference line.
or #)
RLn.3
The rotation angle of the reference line.
(For Ref. Lines)
RLn.20
The total fault count of the reference line.
RWn (no subcode) The X–position of the reference window.
RWn.1 The Y–position of the reference window.
RWn.2 The rotation angle of the reference window.
RWn.4 The X–position of feature 1 of the reference window.
RWn s
RWn.5 The Y–position of feature 1 of the reference window.
RW
n.s
(n=1–3,
)
RWn.6 The score of feature 1 of the reference window.
( 3,
or #)
RWn.8
The X–position of feature 2 of the reference window.
(For Ref.
Wi d )
RWn.9 The Y–position of feature 2 of the reference window.
(
Windows)
RWn.10
The score of feature 2 of the reference window.
RWn.12 The X–position of feature 3 of the reference window.
RWn.13 The Y–position of feature 3 of the reference window.
RWn.14 The score of feature 3 of the reference window.
RWn.20 The total fault count of the reference window.
M (no subcode) The total triggers for the toolset (includes missed triggers).
M.1 The total missed triggers for the toolset.
M.s
M.2
The total processed triggers for the toolset.
M.3 The name of the configuration.
M.20 The total master fault count.
L (no subcode) The value of the light probe result (luminance).
L.20 Total fault count for the light probe.
Ls
L.21 Lower fail limit for the light probe.
L
.s
(F Li h P b )
L.22 Lower warning limit for the light probe.
(For Light Probe)
L.23
Upper warning limit for the light probe.
L.24 Upper fail limit for the light probe.
L.25 Nominal (learned) value for the light probe.
1
The letter n = tool number; .s = subcode number.
- Bulletin 5370 1
- USER–PAK Option 1
- Important User Information 2
- Chapter 1 3
- Chapter 2 3
- Creating Custom Serial 4
- Port Messages 4
- Creating Custom Runtime 4
- Displays 4
- Defining Strings for Serial 5
- Ports and Viewports 5
- USER–PAK Option 6
- User Manual 6
- Table of Contents 6
- Using This Manual 7
- Using This Manual 8
- Custom Menu 10
- Modifications 10
- Messages 11
- Custom Runtime Displays 12
- Copy and Paste Functions 13
- Connect and Use a Mouse 13
- Installation 14
- Chapter 3 15
- Using the Setup Card 17
- Accessing Setup Mode 18
- Chapter Objectives 19
- Some Questions and 19
- Answers about System 19
- Security 19
- Accessing the Setup Mode 20
- Security Levels 21
- Table 4.A 22
- Changing Passwords 23
- Password keyboard 24
- Security level selected 24
- Chapter 4 25
- Setting Security ON / OFF 26
- Lost Passwords – Using 26
- Modifying the CVIM Menus 28
- Chapter 5 29
- Example – Menu Item Deletion 31
- The Cascade Effect 32
- Text Modification 33
- Editing Text 37
- Character 38
- With EOL 38
- • Pick the Text String box 41
- Archiving Menu 42
- Memory Requirement 42
- Answers about Custom 43
- Serial Port Messages 43
- Viewport Border 45
- Viewport 1 selected 45
- Config. Output box selected 45
- String 1 selected 45
- Previous / Next boxes 45
- Defining Strings 46
- Defining the Serial Port 47
- • Erase Port Data 48
- • Buffer: Wait/No Wait 48
- Buffer: Wait 49
- Buffer: No wait 49
- RS–232 Port Connections 50
- ASCII protocol selected 51
- Baud rate selected 51
- Runtime Displays 52
- Chapter 7 53
- Initial Setup: Selecting and 54
- Defining the Viewport 54
- Define Viewport box 55
- Define Viewport menu 55
- Text Viewport 56
- Type box 57
- Background 59
- Display Contents 59
- Backg. box 60
- Color Selection 60
- Erase Port Data box 62
- Defining Text and Tool 63
- Viewport Contents 63
- Using the Define String Menu 64
- Dir box 65
- (with Down 65
- String displayed in 65
- Down direction 65
- Handle appears when 67
- The Copy and Paste Features 68
- Defining Graph Viewports 69
- Variable 1 selected 70
- Next box 70
- Previous box 70
- Defining the Variable 71
- Defining the Graph 73
- • Pick the Define Graph box 74
- Upper box 75
- Entering (or Modifying) 77
- String Text 77
- String syntax message 78
- Valid Elements of String 79
- Data Codes 80
- Table 8.A (pt. 2 of 3) 81
- Table 8.A (pt. 3 of 3) 82
- Field Formatting Codes 86
- Conditional Color–coding 89
- Draw Line Codes 90
- Plot Line Codes 94
- Change Color Codes 94
- Table 8.B 95
- Color Codes for Strings 95
- Defining the Event 96
- Event box 97
- Event sources 97
- Source condition 97
- Source condition box 99
- Calculator Pad 100
- Print Every ... box 100
- Chapter 8 101
- Using Repeat String 102
- End: box 103
- Repeat String menu 103
- Index character alone 104
- Index character 104
- Transmitted Strings: 104
- Transmitted String: 105
- Newline Character 105
- Custom Serial Port 106
- Message Example 106
- Gage 2 resultGage 1 result 107
- Format Codes – (3) 107
- Event menu 108
- Print on FAIL selected 108
- Master Range selected 108
- Print Every 1 selected 108
- Tool Set 1 selected 108
- Text and Tool Viewport 109
- Examples 109
- Example 1 110
- Example 2 111
- Example 3 112
- Example 4 113
- Repeat String box 114
- Start value 114
- End value 114
- Increment value 114
- Example 5 115
- • Start: 9 116
- • End: 13 116
- • Increment: 1 116
- Example 6 117
- Event Menu 117
- Master Range selected 117
- Tool Viewport String 118
- Using Copy and Paste 120
- Window menu 121
- Window 1 selected 121
- Window 2 selected 122
- Paste box indicates 122
- (1/2 – viewport 1, string 2) 123
- Chapter Objectives 124
- Loading CVIM / USER–PAK 124
- Configurations 124
- Archival menu 125
- Load Config ( Int ) 125
- Checking Available 126
- Chapter 10 127
- Connecting and Using a Mouse 128
- Using a Mouse 129
- Appendix A 130
- Character Codes 131
- Appendix B 132
- Objective 133
- ASCII Commands 133
- Write String Data Command 134
- Read String Data Command 135
- Appendix C 136
- C (cont.’d) 137
- E (cont.’d) 138
- S (cont.’d) 140
- V (cont.’d) 141
- ALLEN-BRADLEY 142
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