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SEMI E5-1104 © SEMI 1982, 2004 13 Name Format Description Values Where Used BYTMAX 3(), 5() Byte Maximum Maximum length of process program. A value of zero indicates no limit. Negative values are invalid. S7F22 CAACK 51 …

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Name Format Description Values Where Used
ATTRRELN 51 The relationship that a
specified qualifying value has
to the value of an attribute of
an object instance (the value
of interest):
0 = The qualifying value is
equal to
the value of interest,
1 = The qualifying value is not
equal to the value of interest,
2 = The qualifying value is
less than the value of interest,
3 = The qualifying value is
less than or equal to the value
of interest,
4 = The qualifying value is
greater than the value of
interest,
5 = The qualifying value is
greater than or equal to the
value of interest,
6 = The qualifying value is
present (contained in the set
of) the value of interest,
7 = The qualifying value is
absent (not contained in the set
of) the value of interest,
>7 = Reserved.
S14F1
BCDS 32, 52 Before Command Codes
Vector of all command codes
which defined command must
precede within the same block.
S7F22
BCEQU 20, 51 Bin code equivalents
Array of all codes that are to
be processed. Must be the same
format as BINLT and NULBC. Zero
length indicates all codes be
sent.
S12F3, F4
BINLT 20, 51 The Bin List
Is an array of bin values.
Format must be the same as used
in NULBC and BCEQU.
S12F7, F9, F11,
F14, F16, F18
BLKDEF 31, 51 Block Definition
Blocks define the range for
before/after code checking
(specified by BCDS, IBCDS,
NBCDS, ACDS, IACDS, and NACDS).
BLKDEF specifies whether the
command being defined starts a
block (+1), terminates a block
(-1), or is within the body of a
block (0). All other values are
invalid. The outermost block of
a process program is implicit,
and is bounded by the first and
last command of the process
program. Before/after checks
for a particular command are
performed with all other
commands in the same block and
at the same nesting level. For
the purpose of before/after
checking, a set of commands
making up a block is considered
to be a single body command of
its containing block. This
command has the before/after
restrictions of the start block
command which begins the block.
S7F22
BPD 10 Boot program Data
S8F2
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Name Format Description Values Where Used
BYTMAX 3(), 5() Byte Maximum
Maximum length of process
program. A value of zero
indicates no limit. Negative
values are invalid.
S7F22
CAACK 51 Carrier Action Acknowledge
Code, 1 byte
0 = Acknowledge, command has
been performed.
1 = Invalid command
2 = Can not perform now
3 = Invalid data or argument
4 = Acknowledge, request will
be performed with completion
signaled later by an event.
5 = Rejected. Invalid state.
6 = Command performed with
errors.
7-63 Reserved.
S3F18, F20,
F22, F24, F26,
F30, F32
CARRIERACTION 20 Specifies the action requested
for a carrier
S3F17
CARRIERID 20 The identifier of a carrier
S3F17
CARRIERSPEC 20 The object specifier for a
carrier. Conforms to
OBJSPEC.
F29, F31
CATTRDATA 0, 10,
20, 3(),
4(), 5(),
11
The value of a carrier
attribute
S3F17
CATTRID 20 The name of a carrier
attribute
S3F17
CCODE 20, 32,
34, 52,
54
Command Code
Each command code corresponds to
a unique process operation the
machine is capable of
performing.
S7F22, F23,
F26, F31, F39,
F43
CEED 11 Collection event or trace
enable/disable code, 1 byte
FALSE = Disable
TRUE = Enable
S2F37;
S17F5
CEID 20, 3(),
5()
Collected event ID
S2F35, F37;
S6F3, F8, F9,
F11, F13, F15,
F17;
S17F5, F9, F10,
F11, F12
CEPACK 0, 51 Command Enhanced
Parameter Acknowledge. If a
specific value of CPNAME is
defined to have a CEPVAL
that is a LIST, then CEPACK
shall have the same structure
as the corresponding list
format of CEPVAL as used in
S2,F49. Otherwise CEPACK
will be a 1 byte integer.
Enumerated:
0 = No error
1 = Parameter name (CPNAME)
does not exist
2 = Illegal value specified for
CEPVAL
3 = Illegal format specified
for CEPVAL
4 = Parameter name (CPNAME) not
valid as used
5-63 Reserved
S2F50
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Name Format Description Values Where Used
CEPVAL 0, 10,
11, 20,
21, 3(),
4(), 5()
Command Enhanced
Parameter Value. A specific
application of CEPVAL shall
always be identified with a
specific value of CPNAME.
A CEPVAL has the following
forms: a single (non-list)
value (e.g., CPVAL), a list of
single items of identical
format and type, or a list of
items of the form.
L,2
1. CPNAME
2. CEPVAL
S2F49
CKPNT 54 Checkpoint as defined by the
sending system
S13F3, F6
CMDA 31, 51 Command acknowledge code
0 = Completed or done
1 = Command does not exist
2 = Cannot perform now
>2 = Other equipment-specific
error
3-63 Reserved
S2F22, F28
CMDMAX 3(), 5() Command Maximum
Maximum number of commands to be
allowed in a process program. A
value of zero indicates no
limit. Negative values are
invalid.
S7F22
CNAME 20 Command Name = 16
characters
Text string unique among other
CNAMEs in PCD which describes
the processing done by the
equipment for the corresponding
CCODE.
S7F22
COLCT 5() Column count in die
increments
S12F1, F4
COLHDR 20 Text description of contents
of TBLELT.
1–20 characters
S13F13, F16
COMMACK 10 Establish Communications
Acknowledge Code, 1 byte
0 = Accepted
1 = Denied, Try Again
2-63 Reserved
S1F14
CONDITION 20 Provides condition
information for a subsystem
component.
Used in the data item in the
CONDITIONLIST.
See
CONDITION-
LIST
CONDITIONLIST 0 A list of CONDITION data
sent in a fixed order.
CONDITIONLIST has the
following form:
L,s
1.<CONDITION1>
.
s.<CONDITIONs>
S18F16
CPACK 10 Command Parameter
Acknowledge Code, 1 byte
1 = Parameter Name (CPNAME)
does not exist
2 = Illegal Value specified for
CPVAL
3 = Illegal Format specified
for CPVAL
>3 = Other equipment-specific
error
4-63 Reserved
S2F42