GSE 60 SERIES Technical Reference Manual page 290

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Example:
Canceling an Activation Delay Without
Invoking a Macro
If the activation delay of setpoint #2 expires
precisely after the operator presses [START],
macro #9 will be pushed on the stack. Removing
macro #9 from the stack prevents it from being
invoked should this happen.
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5099%s2%e SPT #2
5100%s1%e SPTyp Outpt
5101%sMIXER%e SPNam MIXER
5110%s5%e Activ Never
5111%s4.00%e AcDly 4.00
5112%s9%e AcMac
5130%s5%e Deact Never
5131%s0.00%e DeDly 0.00
5132%s0%e DeMac None
MACRO #6 – MANUAL START
MANUAL STARTP4,1c%C
start mixer
2:0%A
9%B clear macro from stack
MACRO #9 – MIXER STARTED
AUTO STARTP4,1c%C
GSE Scale Systems
A
%A
CTIVATE
Syntax
Arguments
L
U
setpoint#
delay
Notes
See Also
Activate Setpoint
[ L | U ] < setpoint# > [ : delay ] %A
Activates any setpoint configured as an output or disabled.
An activation delay can be specified to postpone the activation of a
setpoint after the %A command is executed. Specifying a delay will
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override the activation delay setting at P5111. If an activation delay has
not expired before issuing another activation delay for the same setpoint,
the delay timer is reset to the new delay time. Macros assigned at P5112
to be invoked upon activation of a setpoint will not execute until the
activation delay time has expired. If delay is omitted from the activation
command, the macro assigned at P5112 will not be invoked unless a delay
time is specified at P5111. If delay is specified with a value of zero (0),
then any delay specified at P5111 is cancelled and the macro assigned at
P5112 will not be invoked.
S
ETPOINT
Activate Setpoint
[ L | U ] < setpoint# > [ : delay ] %A
Activate All Setpoints
* [ L | U ] %A
Locks specified setpoint(s) in an active state.
Unlocks specified setpoint(s).
Setpoint(s) (1 à 256) to be activated.
Delay time in seconds (0.002 à 5,767,168) before the
specified setpoint(s) will activate.
The %A command does not apply to setpoints configured
as inputs (except inputs used by Modbus to invoke
macros).
A range or list of setpoints may be specified for setpoint#
as described in the following examples.
A delay cannot be specified when locking or unlocking
setpoints.
A variable value can be substituted for setpoint# and/or
delay using the syntax
< variable# >P
where variable# is a valid variable 1 à 999.
%D Deactivate Setpoint
%O If Setpoint Activated