Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf
Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf
Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf
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Control codes for<br />
the printer<br />
<strong>System</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> – DOP11A <strong>Operator</strong> <strong>Terminal</strong>s<br />
Unit Functions<br />
Time control<br />
Not applicable for DOP11A-10.<br />
Enter the control codes for the printer in a text block. Type "%%" and add a number<br />
between 1 and 31. The numbers 1 to 31 represent the control codes for the printer. Type<br />
"%%12" for example. This entry refers to the page break. For a description of the control<br />
code, refer to the printer manual. A command must be followed by a blank. The page<br />
break ("%%12") must be entered at the end of the line. The "%%" character is not<br />
permitted in the text. Several commands are permitted in a line.<br />
Print status The status of the connected printer can be read using a printer register. This register is<br />
specified under [Setup] / [<strong>System</strong> signals].<br />
8.6 Time control<br />
Defining time<br />
channels<br />
Display in run<br />
mode<br />
The [Time control] function allows for enabling and disabling digital signals depending<br />
on the realtime clock. You can use this function for controlling events in the process via<br />
the terminal at specified times (e.g. switching motors on and off). Time channels replace<br />
time relays and 7-day time switches.<br />
Time channels are defined under [Functions] / [Time channels].<br />
Parameter Description<br />
Interval text Enter any text for the time channel.<br />
Signal Define a digital signal that will be activated at the specified time intervals.<br />
Interval Specify days and times for the interval. You can define four different intervals for each<br />
time channel.<br />
The page with the time channels is displayed when system block 991 is activated. The<br />
system block is either activated by a jump object or a digital signal that is linked with the<br />
block. The time channel values can read and modified. The [Time channels] option<br />
under [Setup] / [Online settings] must be selected to modify time channel values in run<br />
mode.<br />
To read or modify the values for a time channel, move the cursor to the required line and<br />
press the Enter key. You can also touch the required line if the terminal has a touchscreen.<br />
Press [OK] to confirm the time channel definition. Close the time channel menu<br />
with or press if the terminal has a touchscreen. Doing so displays<br />
the block from which the time channel block was activated.<br />
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