GSE 60 SERIES Technical Reference Manual page 302

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The current value of a setpoint's
deactivation delay timer can be
accessed via 76P and 77P. See
Setpoint Timers beginning on
page 7-24 for more details.
GSE Scale Systems
17-32%D Deactivates setpoints 17 through 32 immediately
unless a delay is specified at P5131. A macro
specified at P5132 will not be invoked unless a
delay is specified at P5131.
A group of setpoints can be deactivated by specifying a range and/or
comma delimited list of setpoint numbers. The criteria for deactivation
delays, invoking macros are the same as previously described.
1,3,5%D
1-8,15,16%D
1-4,5:10%D
When locking or unlocking a group of setpoints, only the setpoints listed
without a delay time will be locked or unlocked. Those with a specified
delay time will deactivate when the delay expires.
L1,3,5%D
U1,3,5%D
L7-10,13:10%D
U1-7,9:5,21-23%D
Variable values can also be used to specify a setpoint number or
deactivation delay. This technique is useful when recalling setpoint
numbers from a database to serve as valve numbers, mixer numbers, etc.
This allows you to write one routine to handle a fill routine for multiple
ingredients.
1P%D
5P:6P%D
Deactivate All Setpoint
* [ L | U ] %D
Immediately deactivates all setpoints. No delay time can be specified.
Delays in progress are cancelled.
*%D Deactivates all setpoints immediately, overriding all
delays. No macros are invoked as a direct result of this
command.
*L%D Deactivate and lock all setpoints immediately without
invoking macros.
Deactivates setpoints 1, 2 and 3.
Deactivates setpoints 1 through 8, 15 and 16.
Deactivates setpoints 1 through 4 immediately
and deactivates setpoint 5 after a 10 second
delay.
Deactivates and locks setpoints 1, 3 and 5.
Unlock setpoints 1, 3 and 5.
Deactivates and locks setpoints 7 through 10.
Setpoint 13 will deactivate after a 10 second
delay.
Unlocks setpoints 1 through 7 and 21 through 23.
Setpoint 9 will deactivate after a 5 second delay.
Deactivates the setpoint specified by the value of
VAR#1.
Deactivates the setpoint specified by the value of
VAR#5 using the delay specified by the value of
VAR#6.