Time Function; Time Uct Function; Time Vs. Boiling Point Table Function; Total Peak Raw Area Function - ABB PGC2000 Operation And Service Manual

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Comments:
0 = Temperature Units in Fahrenheit
1 = Temperature Units in Celsius
2 = Temperature Units in Kelvin
Example:
0010 IF T_UNITS = 1 THEN
0020 :T!=9.0/5.0*T!+32.0
Temperature in degrees Celsius is converted to Fahrenheit when the
Temperature Units Parameter in the Control Parameters Screen has been
set

TIME Function

Description:
Returns a string containing the date and time in the following format:
Syntax:
TIME$
Example:
0010 A$ = TIME$
The string variable A$ gets the time and date.

TIME UCT Function

Description:
Returns a two-element array containing the date and time. The first element
in the array give the UCT date since 1 January 1970. The second element
gives the time in seconds since midnight.
Syntax:
TIME_UCT(T!)
Example:
0010 DIM T!(2)
0020 TIME_UCT(T!)

TIME VS. BOILING POINT TABLE Function

Description:
Returns the Time vs. BP Table number that is to be used for a particular
stream (Sim Dis analyzers only).
Syntax:
TVSBP_TBL(stream%)
Comments:
stream% is the stream number (from 1 to maximum number of streams).
Example:
0010 T = TVSBP_TBL(1)
0020 LPRINT GET_TEMP(0.5,T)
The number for the proper Time vs. BP Table is obtained by the function
TVSBP_TBL and assigned to variable T. The temperature for the Initial Boiling Point
is obtained by the function GET_TEMP using the Time vs. BP Table specified in the
Table specified in the stream.

TOTAL PEAK RAW AREA Function

Description:
Returns the total area value for all the peaks detected in an analysis.
Syntax:
TOT_PK_RAW_AREA
Example:
0010 FOR I = 1 TO N_PEAKS
0020 LPRINT PK_RAW_AREA(I)
0030 NEXT I
0040 LPRINT TOT_PK_RAW _AREA
For each peak, print the uncorrected area of the peak.

TOTAL SIM DIS AREA Command

Description:
Returns the total Sim Dis area measured during the analysis (Sim Dis
analyzers only).
Syntax:
SD_TOTAL_AREA
2000-OSM, F1
to Fahrenheit.
hh:mm:ss Day DD Mon YYYY
(e.g., 17:46:31 Mon 6 Nov 1989)
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