New Era NE-1600 Multi-Phaser Programmable Syringe - Manual (Page 41)

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For a more detailed description of Program commands, see sec. 8.3, Program Function Descriptions.
<phase function> =>
Rate Data Functions
When a Phase’s function is set to a “Rate Data Function”, use the ‘RAT’, ‘VOL’, and ‘DIR’
commands to setup the pumping parameters.
RAT Pumping rate. ‘RATE’
FIL Fill syringe to dispensed volume. ‘FILL’
INC Increment rate. ‘INCR’
DEC Decrement rate. ‘DECR’
Non-Rate Control Functions
STP Stop pump. ‘STOP’
PAS <number data> Pauses pumping for ‘nn’ seconds. ‘PS:nn’
PAS <n.n> Pauses pumping for 'n.n' seconds. 'PS:n.n'
PRI Sub-Program Selection Input. 'Pr:In'
PRL <number data> Sub-Program Start Label definition. 'Pr:nn'
LPS Loop starting Phase. ‘LP:ST’
LPE Loop end Phase. ‘LP:EN’
LOP <count data> Loop to previous loop start ‘nn’ times. ‘LP:nn’
JMP <phase data> Jump to Program Phase. ‘JP:nn’
IF <phase data> If Program input TTL pin low, jump to Phase. ‘IF:nn’
EVN <phase data> Set event trigger trap. ‘EV:nn’
EVS <phase data> Set event square wave trigger trap. 'ES:nn'
EVR Event trigger reset. ‘EV:RS’
CLD Clear total dispense volume. ‘CLR.D’
TRG <nn> Override Operational Trigger Default Mode, set to <nn>, ‘tr:aa’
BEP Sound short beep. ‘BEEP’
OUT <TTL level> Set programmable output pin. ‘OUT.n’
PUMPING RATE
RAT [ C | I ] [ <float> [ <rate units> ] ]
Set/query pumping rate.
<rate units> => UM = µL/min
MM = mL/min
UH = µL/hr
MH = mL/hr
Applicable only with “Rate Data Functions”.
When setting the pumping rate, if the current Phase’s function is not ‘RATE’, then <rate units> is not
applicable.
While pumping, the pumping rate can only be set if the current Phase function is ‘RATE’ and the next
Program Phase’s function to be executed is not ‘INCR’ or ‘DECR’. Also, while pumping, <rate
units> cannot be set.
The new pumping rate will only be stored in non-volatile memory if the Pumping Program is not
operating.
When the pumping rate is queried while pumping, the response will be the current pumping rate and
units. Otherwise, the response will be the rate setting and units, if applicable. With the ‘INCR’ and
‘DECR’ functions, these two responses are not the same.
RAT C <float> [ <rate units> ]
Allows the Pumping Program to continue after the pumping rate is changed. The RAT C command
will not clear a Paused Pumping state after the rate is changed when the Pumping Program is paused.
Normally, the Pumping Program would re-start from Phase 1 after the rate is changed while paused.