Communicating With The System; Printing Point Values - Andover Controls Infinity Manual

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System Operation

Communicating with the System

Once the smoke control system has been programmed and is running,
you can check the status of the system, make changes to the system, or
troubleshoot a problem by communicating with the system via the user
port. This section provides a summary of some of the things you can do
using the CX9200 user interface. For more information, refer to the
following Andover Controls documentation:
Plain English Language Reference (P/N 30-3001-165)
Infinity CX Programmer's Guide (P/N 30-3001-166)
The Command Window
The Command window is the top-level window in the Infinity system.
From the Main Menu Bar, hit the F4 key to switch to the Command
window. The cursor will now be at the R> prompt.
Most keywords can be used in the Command window. In the Plain
English Language Reference manual, each keyword has a section
labeled Modes Available In. If Command Line is listed, the keyword
can be entered directly in the Command window.
The Command window will allow you to investigate system problems,
assist in debugging programs, or allow you to save your programs for
backup.

Printing Point Values

You can print the current value of any point, attribute of a point, or
system variable by simply typing Print name <cr> at the R> prompt.
You can also print several variables with one Print statement by
seperating the variable names with commas.
For example:
R> Print AHU1.OVRR
AHU1.OVRR = On
R> Print Date
Date = April 15 1994 11:20:15
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