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DISP
TARE
TIME/
CLEAR
DATE
NOTE:
Even though the printout for this
example would take upwards of
300 characters to print, we only
used 39 characters of our 300
character buffer to format this
output string.
NOTE:
For more information on
changing print format from the
front panel of the IQ plus 800/
810, see page 3-7.
9-8
IQ plus 800/810 Installation Manual
SET
POINT
Table 9-1.
Sample GFMT formatting
Sample GFMT formatting
Indicator
Display
P FORMT
GFMT
SCALE <
S = 83
83
(CLEAR key) and LEFT (SET POINT key) will move one character
to the right or left. Pressing ENTER inserts a space in the leftmost
position and "." (DOT) will delete the leftmost position. By moving
DOWN, the user can edit the leftmost character. The character will be
displayed along with the decimal ASCII value for the character.
You can press RIGHT to increment or LEFT to decrement the ASCII
value in order to change the character. By moving DOWN again, you
can also enter a new ASCII value. The ASCII values 1 through 255 will
be available. After making a change, can move back up in the menu and
view or change. See Table 9-1 for an example of a gross format demand
ticket. See Table 9-6 for ASCII character set.
Description
Setup submenu prompt.
Name of gross mode
demand ticket format
string.
The first 7 characters of the
GFMT string.
The left most character
from the previous 7
character view and its
ASCII code.
The ASCII code of the
character in the leftmost
position of the 7 character
view.
Action
Press TIME/DATE.
Press CLEAR repeatedly to view
all format ticket names. Press
TIME/DATE to edit/view string.
Press the CLEAR key to shift the 7
character view one character to the
right until the end of the 300
character string is reached. Press
the SETPOINT key to shift the
view one character to the left until
the beginning of the string is
reached. Press the CLEAR key to
change the leftmost character in the
7 digit display.
Press the SETPOINT and CLEAR
keys to increment and decrement
the ASCII code by one.
From this point the user can enter a
new ASCII code from the front
panel and press ENTER to change
the code. When moving back up
(SETPOINT key), the user will see
the character with the new ASCII
code entered.
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