Accusetter Manual - BC MacDonald & Co.
Accusetter Manual - BC MacDonald & Co.
Accusetter Manual - BC MacDonald & Co.
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Offloading Data<br />
Current measurement results can be offload through the RS232C connection. The<br />
offloaded data consist of the check name, measured numeric value, scale (inch or<br />
metric), status (good, over or under), and class.<br />
There are three ways of initiating data offload from the <strong>Accusetter</strong> II. They are as<br />
follows:<br />
1. The operator can initiate offload by pressing the “ENTER” push-button on the<br />
<strong>Accusetter</strong> II.<br />
2. An external device (PC or Data <strong>Co</strong>llector) can automatically solicit the data<br />
offload by sending an ASCII ‘E’ character ( HEX code ) to the<br />
<strong>Accusetter</strong> II through the RS232C connection. This will simulate the<br />
“ENTER” push-button as explained in the EXTERNAL COMMAND<br />
section.<br />
3. The offload can be initiated though the I/O Board. The board contains a<br />
Footswitch control line input that when activated initiates the data offload.<br />
This input can be toggled with a footswitch or other external device (see I/O<br />
Board section).<br />
Data Packet<br />
The offloaded data packet will contain five fields. Each field will be separated by a<br />
semicolon (;) delimiter. A semicolon delimiter will also be included after the last field<br />
along with a and < line feed>. (HEX code and ).<br />
Field 1 - Check Name<br />
Field 2 - Measured Numeric Value, 4-8 ASCII Characters.<br />
Field 3 - Scale Type, 2 ASCII Characters (in, mm).<br />
Field 4 - Status, 0 – 5 ASCII Characters (GOOD, UNDER, OVER).<br />
Field 5 - Class<br />
Note: If the programmable limits are turned off, the status field will be blank but the<br />
delimiter will still be included.<br />
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