Advanjet Controller Commands (Acc); The Rs-232 Interface; Command Format - Graco Advanjet Diaphragm-Jet HV-2000 Setup And Operation

7. Advanjet Controller Commands (ACC)

The ACC is a simple set of commands for controlling the Jet, timing values, and settings
for the recipes. A host computer or external robot is connected to the Advanjet controller
via an RS-232 cable. The host/robot sends ACC to the controller in ASCII format. This
section serves as a reference for using ACC to write a custom program for the Advanjet
Controller.
RECIPE TIMING
ST Set Recipe Timers
SL Adjust Refill Time for First Drop
CT Set Drop Count and Trigger Format
JETTING
SM Select Recipe
SG Start Dispensing
SV Set Jet Value State
SD Reset Internal Drop Counter
HEATER
SH Set Heater Temperature
SO Turn Heater On/Off
HF Heater Off timer
OUTPUT
OD Output Internal Drop Counter
OE Output Error
OS Output Jet Status
OT Output Temperature
OV Output Version
7.1

The RS-232 Interface

The Advanjet controller is connected to the host computer/external robot via an RS-232
cable. The default settings for the controller are: CTS ON; Baud Rate 57600; Parity
NONE; and Data Length set to 8BIT. To change the default RS-232 settings, refer to
Section 4.2.
7.2

Command Format

Each command is identified by two ASCII characters (ST, SL, CT, etc.) and followed by
a series of values. A COMMA separates each value and a SEMICOLON must terminate
the last value. For example: CT 0,0,2; is a valid command. But CT 0,0,2 is not valid
because the controller is looking for a semicolon before executing this command.
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ADVANJET CONTROLLER COMMANDS (ACC)
Advanjet HV-2000C Jet Controller Setup and Operation
#RecipeID,#Refill,#0,#0,#0,#0,#Dwell;
#nRecipeID,#Refill+,#Refill++,#DelaySec;
#nRecipeID,#TriggerFormat,#nDotCount;
# nRecipeID;
(no values required)
# nValveID,# nValveStatus;
#nDropcnt;
# nTemperature;
# nFlag;
# nMins;
OD;
OE;
OS;
OT;
OV;
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