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CMG-6TD

Command-line interface

7.6.4 MINUTE

Syntax: duration MINUTE

Sets for how long the next SINEWAVE calibration signal will be injected, or the

period of the next SQUAREWAVE calibration signal.

duration is the desired interval, in minutes. If you now issue a SINEWAVE

command, the calibration will last duration minutes; if the next calibration

command is SQUAREWAVE, a positive step of duration minutes will be

generated, followed by a negative step of a further duration minutes.

If you do not issue MINUTE, calibration signals will default to two minutes.

This is to avoid the sensor and digitiser inadvertently being left in calibration
mode. Issuing, e.g., 5 MINUTE will cause the next calibration signal to last

five minutes, but later calibration signals will revert to a duration of two

minutes. You will need to issue a MINUTE command before each injection.

Because of the way FORTH works, you can insert MINUTE commands into
SINEWAVE or SQUAREWAVE commands, for example:

N/S 4 HZ 5 MINUTE SINEWAVE

E/W 10 MINUTE SQUAREWAVE

7.6.5 %AMPLITUDE

Syntax: percentage %AMPLITUDE

Sets the calibration amplitude to the given percentage of the full-scale

signal.

7.7

Actions

7.7.1 RESP

Syntax: value RESP

The 6TD provides a one-second response mode for use when monitoring mass

positions or adjusting offsets. To enter this mode, issue the command
1 RESP.

Once you have finished monitoring the mass positions, you can return to

broadband response mode by issuing 0 RESP.

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