Micromod Micro-DCI: 53MC5000 Multi-Loop Process Controller CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE - Manual (Page 27)

INPUT
INPUT <string expression>
This command transfers the value of the datapoint specified by the string expression to
the engineering mode modify line and forces the unit into engineering modify mode.
Each invocation initializes the modify buffers therefore it must be invoked by a one shot
operation to avoid continual re-initialization of the buffer’s value.
INPUT F20 - will permit modification of the value in the datapoint specified by F20
INPUT “C15” - will permit modification of the value of C15
INPUT A7 - will permit modification of the value in the datapoint specified by A07
INPUT “F20” - will permit modification of the value of F20
INPUT F@12 - will permit modification of the value in the datapoint specified by
"F" datapoint specified by B12
SCREEN
This command draws the screen image specified by the screen number. A screen is
a predefined 48 x 96 element cell. With run-time translation active, screens are
expanded to 96 x 192 to fill a HiRes display. With run-time translation inactive, the
48 x 96 cell is drawn with the current cursor position as the upper left corner. Screens
are designed and defined as a part of the program development process.
SCREEN <screen-number>
This command draws the screen image specified by screen-number.
Screen-number must be a B type expression.
SCREEN&<screen-number>
This command works the same as the screen command except the image is
"AND"ed with current screen contents.
SCREENX<screen-number>
This command works the same as the screen command except the image "OR"ed with
current screen contents.
SCREEN’<screen-number>
This command works the same as the screen command except the image "Exclusive
OR"ed with current screen contents.
PUTDOT
PUTDOT<x coordinate><y coordinate>
This command turns on the dot at the specified coordinate.
Both the <x coordinate> and <y coordinate> parameters must be B type expressions.
CLRDOT
CLRDOT<x coordinate><y coordinate>
This command turns off the dot at the specified coordinate.
Both the <x coordinate> and <y coordinate> parameters must be B type expressions.
HTREND
HTREND <0-7>
This command draws the designated trend. It treats the current cursor position as
the 0,0 origin. The time line increases toward the left. Maximum vertical plot
above origin is specified by the height parameter in the corresponding trend module.
This overwrites current screen contents.
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