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<strong>System</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> – DOP11A <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Terminal</strong>s<br />

Programming<br />

Programming with the programming software<br />

Print status register<br />

The status of the connected printer can be read from a register. The register can have<br />

the following values:<br />

Register value Description<br />

0 OK. The printer works properly.<br />

1 General error. Check the port and printer settings.<br />

2 No paper. Reload printer paper.<br />

3 No memory. The printer memory is full.<br />

4<br />

Not connected. The printer is not connected correctly. Check the port and<br />

printer settings as well as the printer cable.<br />

Values 1 to 4 in the register mean that the printer does not work properly. In this case,<br />

the terminal will ignore printing until the value in the register is 0 again.<br />

Library index register<br />

This register is used for indexing the message library. The library number from which<br />

the texts are to be retrieved is indicated in the message object. When defining an index<br />

register, its contents is added to the number specified in the object. This means a<br />

register can control from which library the texts are to be retrieved.<br />

Commands<br />

One or more of the following commands can be entered in the command line.<br />

Commands are separated by blanks. All commands are capitalized.<br />

Command Description Models<br />

Rx Maximum number of transmission attempts, x = number of<br />

attempts. Applies for communication with the controller.<br />

Example: R5@2 applies to controller 2.<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

Tx Global timeout in x ms. Applies for communication with the<br />

controller. Example: T10000@1 applies to the timeout for<br />

controller 1.<br />

AKx Activates the joystick function. See the "Joystick function"<br />

section in chapter 5.2 "<strong>Terminal</strong> functions".<br />

DD Disable Delete. Disables the deletion of alarms from the alarm<br />

list. When this command is issued, inactive or acknowledged<br />

alarms will not be deleted from the alarm list.<br />

LOBx Activates the digital signal x when the battery of the real-time<br />

clock needs to be replaced. Example LOBM0 activates M0<br />

when the battery needs to be replaced.<br />

MDx When using two drivers: If communication is interrupted by<br />

one controller, the terminal will continue communication with<br />

the other controller. The terminal will attempt to reestablish the<br />

interrupted communication with the controller every 10 seconds.<br />

You can change the interval using the MDx command,<br />

where x indicates the time in ms.<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

NTx Timeout in x ms for a message in no protocol mode. DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

RPD RUN/PROG Disable. Disables the option to toggle between<br />

RUN/PROGR using the backspace key and the key.<br />

When the RPD command is issued, the mode can only be<br />

changed via HMI-Builder.<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

SW Converts text with Swedish ASCII characters (7-bit) when<br />

printing to the expanded IBM PC-ASCII character set (8-bit).<br />

DOP11A-10 to 50<br />

I<br />

0<br />

7<br />

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