Fluke Biomedical Cufflink - Manual (Page 114)

Cufflink
Operators Manual
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Example
Send a clock information data string to the Analyzer.
Command wrclock
Results A data string is sent to the Analyzer.
Returned Data *
WRPEAKDIV
Use this command to store a new peak divide ratio in EEROM. Peak divide ratio is the
variable used to detect the point of rapid cuff deflate or when to stop blood pressure
simulation during the makearm process. Set a divide ratio factor for this command.
Parameters for this command are described below.
Parameter Default Value Range
DIV Divide Ratio Factor 2.0 to 20.0
Example
Set the peak divide ratio to 8.8.
Command wrpeakdiv div=8.8
Results The Analyzer stores a value of 8.8 in RAM for peak divide ratio.
Returned Data *
WRUSERENV
Use this command to write new user envelope data from Cufflink's RS232 port to RAM.
This action overwrites user envelope data already in RAM. Information can be written to
RAM (not to EEROM) only by using the wruserenv command. To write data to EEROM,
which is permanent, use the stuserenv command.
When the Analyzer receives a wruserenv command, it acknowledges that it is ready to
receive data by sending a star character (*) back to the controller. The controller can
begin sending the data, one line at a time, until all 300 lines have been received by the
Analyzer. The Analyzer marks the end of the transmission with another star character. A
PC utility program (PC3CUFF) is available that transfers the array text file from a 1PC to
the Analyzer. There are no parameters for this command.
Example
Write a new user envelope to RAM.
Command wruserenv
Results The Analyzer writes new user envelope data from its RS232 port to
RAM.
Returned Data 1:100. 2:100, 3:100, 4:105, 5:110 …. 298:150, 299:140, 300:130, *