HEIDENHAIN ND 2100G - Manual (Page 262)

262 2 Installation and Specifications
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Example 1: Scanning data to the ND 2100G database.
The channels are scanned and then entered into the database using
the Trip function and Playback event. Scanning is initiated by
pressing the number 5 key, and then 360 scans are collected at 1
degree increments. If all the specified scans are not complete
within the timeout period of 60 seconds, the scan function is
aborted. During playback, each time a Playback event occurs, a
record of dimension values is entered into the ND 2100G database.
H1 = OnEvent5(Scan(C4,0Deg,1Deg,360,60sec))
A = C1
B = C2
C = C3
D = C4
H2 = OnEventPlayback(Trip(,,,))
Example 2: Scanning data to the RS-232 serial port.
The channels are scanned and then transmitted to the RS-232 serial
port using the SendRec function and Playback event. Scanning is
initiated by pressing the number 5 key, and then 360 scans are
collected at 1 degree increments. If all the specified scans are not
complete within the timeout period of 60 seconds, the scan
function is aborted. During playback, each time a Playback event
occurs, a record of dimension values is transmitted to the RS-232
serial port.
H1 = OnEvent5(Scan(C4,0Deg,1Deg,360,60sec))
A = C1
B = C2
C = C3
D = C4
H2 = OnEventPlayback(SendNewRec)