Watlow Ramping and Profiling Microprocessor-Based Control SERIES 1500 User Manual page 64

Command Words and Syntax
a
Here is of the command words with the syntax.
list
Guarded
in the
Access and General Parameters Charts
manual. J NOTE: Decimal
points in general are not available for the Series 1500 T/C version. See the
charts on pp. 50 and 52.
ACT?
Sample Response:
2050 0820
MTR?
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Step#
Step
Type
Sample Response:
0501 23400840150811 3200
Note: Event (Auxiliary) Outputs ON or OFF for Ch-1 and Ch-2
Monitoring and entry requires the decimal equivalent of the binary number totaling the states of the
events for each channel.
Each of the event outputs has a "1" state for ON or a "0" state for OFF.
If DIP SW-1 is ON, there are
OFF,
If DIP SW-1 is
channel, 6 total.
Event # 4 (or 3) holds the most significant digit position in the binary number denoting the states of
the events.
To find the decimal equivalent, add
(Event 4=8, Event 3=4, Event 2=2, Event 1=1)
0000=0
0100=4
1000-8
1100=12
000=0
100=4
The individual events are programmed to a "1" or "0" state when a step is entered; they remain in
the same state until a different step changes them.
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WATLOW Series 1500 User's
located in this section of the Series 1500
current
Requests the
- - -.
-
Ch-1
Actual
Monitors information on the current step.
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Ch-1 Set Ch2 Set
Point Point
4 events
per
channel, 8 total.
for each channel is an alarm, and thus there
Event #4
the
integers representing the ON state for each event:
0001 =l 0010=2
0110=6
0101=5
1010=10
1001=9
1110=14
1101=13
001=1 010=2
101=5 110=6
Manual
Limits for all parameters
ACTUAL process Inputs.
- .
- - -
Ch2 Actual
--
- -
Ch-1 Ch-2
Events Events
0011=3
0111-7
1011 = 11
1111 = 15
011=3
111=7
Data Communications, Commands and Syntax, Chapter 4
Technical Reference
are
T/C
- - - - - -
Hr. Mn.
Sec.
Time Remaining In Step
are only 3 events per