INFICON IC/5 Thin Film Deposition Controller - Manual (Page 92)

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NOTE: A floppy disk access code is enabled when the instrument has a program
lock code set. By entering a floppy disk access code the IC/5 parameters
can be saved to, or retrieved from, the diskette only without entering the
Program Lock Code. (See
Chapter 9 .)
CAUTION
Do not bend the diskette.
Keep the diskette dry and do not expose the diskette to
temperature extremes.
Do not remove the diskette from the instrument while a
save or retrieve operation is taking place.
3.6.9 Lock and Access Codes
The IC/5 has several forms of protection to prevent unauthorized changing of
parameters. Refer to the utility setup section for a description of parameter and I/O
lock codes and the floppy disk access code. In addition, a method of locking the
entire display is available through the remote communications. Lock codes are
entered on the Utility Display. (See
Chapter 9 .)
HINT: To clear any of the locks, except the floppy disk access code, hold down the
clear key on power up. This will clear all lock codes. HOWEVER, if no lock
codes are present, all parameters will be cleared by doing this.
3.6.10 Datalog
Datalog automatically saves to diskette or outputs to Remote Comm every time a
source shutter closure occurs. When the Datalog data is saved to a diskette the
information will be saved under a filename. Filenames will not be output when the
Datalog information is sent out the Remote Comm port.
Datalog files saved to diskette will be automatically named using the process
number and run number. The format of the filename is PXXRXXX.IDL. If the
diskette already contains a file with the same filename as the new datalog
information, the new datalog information will be appended to the old file.
At each source shutter close, the datalog information will be appended to the file
(when saved to diskette) until the end of the Process.
The Datalog data set is defined as follows: