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111 FAILSCL_
CHL6
N.A.
112 FAILSCL_
CHL7
N.A.
113 FAILSCL_
CHL8
N.A.
114 ATRATE_
MEZ
At rate during measurement.
115 STP_IO_A
X1
I/O auxiliary stop 1.
116 STP_IO_A
X2
I/O auxiliary stop 2.
117 STP_IO_A
X3
I/O auxiliary stop 3.
118 STP_IO_A
X4
I/O auxiliary stop 4.
119
STARTCPL
Event which is only available when non-sequencing. When
triggered will request a start of the film which has been written
into SSS_LAUNCHFNO via I/O or parser.
Table 22.4: Event Commands.
*Can be polled with ‘H’ command but not triggered with ‘I’ command.
Note 1: This command is available only through the computer interface. It updates the status set by
parameter 3 of the 'G' command set.
Note 2: This command acknowledges a memory loss condition. Normally, the operator has to push the
MANUAL key to continue past where a memory loss is detected (during the power up phase).
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Command Examples
Command H21
Response A0
Description
Poll whether a setpoint thickness condition has been triggered since the last time polled
by the computer interface (computer). A 0, or False, indicating that the event has not yet taken place.
Command H1
Response A1
Description
Poll whether the system stop event has occurred since the last time a poll was requested
of this event. A 1, or true response, indicating that the event has occurred since the last time polled. Issuing
the poll again will result (most likely) in a 0 response, since no new stop has occurred in the time between
successive polls.
Command I1
Response A
Description
Signal the STC-2000A to trigger a stop event. The STC-2000A will react as though the
front panel STOP button was depressed. If the unit was not already stopped (such as at idle or ready) then
the screen of the STC-2000A will display "stopped remote". The A response indicates command
understood and performed.
Command I18
Response A
Description
Trigger the "acknowledge program memory loss" event within the STC-2000A. This
event is duplicated from the front panel when pushing the manual button during the time that the screen
indicates a program data loss. By triggering this event via the computer, and then downloading new
information, a program data loss can be recovered fully automatically, without an operator. This can be
done if the status poll of the non-volatile memory status ("f13") yields a non-zero result. Response
indicates the command was understood and performed.
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