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Table of Contents E. Computer Remote Control Handler Computer Remote Control E-2 System Setup E-2 Remote Mode Command Set E-3 Handler CRC Error Codes E-10 Hex Label Format E-ll Label Record Content E-ll Label Record Type…

Table

of

Contents

A.

Glossary

B.

Firmware

Keys

and

STOP

Commands

STOP

Commands

B-4

C.

Wiring

Diagram

D.

Translation

Formats

Instrument

Control

Codes

D-3

General

Notes

D-4

ASCII

Binary

Format,

Codes

01, 02,

and

03

(or

05,

06,

and

07)

D-5

Texas

Instruments

SDSMAC

Format

(320),

Code

04

D-7

The

5-Level

BNPF

Format,

Codes

08

or

09

D-9

Formatted

Binary

Format,

Code

10

D-10

DEC

Binary

Format,

Code

11

D-ll

Spectrum

Format,

Codes

12

or

13

D-12

POF

(Programmer

Object

File)

Format,

Code

14

D-13

Absolute

Binary

Format,

Code

16

D-16

LOF

Format,

Code

17

D-17

LOF

Field

Syntax

D-17

ASCII

Octal

and

Hex

Formats,

Codes

30-37

and

50-58

D-19

RCA

Cosmac

Format,

Code

70

D-21

Fairchild

Fairbug,

Code

80

D-22

MOS

Technology

Format,

Code

81

D-23

Motorola

EXORciser

Format,

Code

82

D-24

Intel

Intellec

8/MDS

Format,

Code

83

D-25

Signetics

Absolute

Object

Format,

Code

85

D-26

Tektronix

Hexadecimal

Format,

Code

86

D-27

Motorola

EXORmacs

Format,

Code

87

D-28

Intel

MCS-86

Hexadecimal

Object,

Code

88

D-29

Hewlett-Packard

64000

Absolute

Format,

Code

89

D-31

Texas

Instruments

SDSMAC

Format,

Code

90

D-33

JEDEC

Format,

Codes

91

and

92

D-35

Introduction

D-35

BNF

Rules

and

Standard

Definitions

D-35

JEDEC

Full

Format,

Code

91

D-38

JEDEC

Field

Syntax

D-39

Field

Identifiers

D-39

JEDEC

U

and

E

Fields

D-42

JEDEC

Kernel

Mode,

Code

92

D-46

Extended

Tektronix

Hexadecimal

Format,

Code

94

D-47

Motorola

32-Bit

Format,

Code

95

D-49

Hewlett-Packard

UNIX

Format,

Code

96

D-50

Intel

OMF386

Format,

Code

97

D-52

Intel

OMF286

Format,

Code

98

D-53

Intel

Hex-32,

Code

99

D-55

Highest

I/O

Addresses

D-57

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Table

of

Contents

E.

Computer

Remote

Control

Handler

Computer

Remote

Control

E-2

System

Setup

E-2

Remote

Mode

Command

Set

E-3

Handler

CRC

Error

Codes

E-10

Hex

Label

Format

E-ll

Label

Record

Content

E-ll

Label

Record

Types

E-ll

Creating

Hex

Label

Records

E-14

Source

Code

of

LABEL.C

Program

E-16

Programming

Electronics

Computer

Remote

Control

E-17

System

Setup

E-17

Programming

Electronics

CRC

Commands

E-18

CRC

Error

Codes

E-22

F・

Local

Mode

Switching

Between

Local

and

Remote

Modes

F-l

System

Configuration

F-l

The

Main

Menu

Commands

F-2

Operations

Menu

F-2

File

Utilities

Menu

F-6

System

Setup

Menu

F-9

Index

Keep

Current

Subscription

Service

System

Requirements

1

Version

Compatibility

2

Using

Keep

Current

2

Accessing

the

BBS

2

Using

a

Text-based

FTP

Program

4

Using

a

Web

Browser

4

Sample

Keep

Current

Scenario

5

List

of

Figures

Figure

1-1.

ProMaster

2500

System

1-2

Figure

1-2.

External

Features

of

the

2500

1-3

Figure

1-3.

System

Air

Adjustment

Knobs

1-5

Figure

1-4.

External

Features

on

the

ProMaster

2500

(rear

view)

1-5

Figure

1-5.

Major

Features

Under

the

Hood

1-6

Figure

1-6.

Dot

Matrix

Labeler

Component

Identification

Drawing

1-7

Figure

1-7.

Beams

and

Programming

Station

Component

Identification

Drawing...

1-8

Figure

1-8.

The

ProMaster

2500

Front

Panel

1-10

Figure

1-9.

TaskLink

Main

Screen:

Options

Pull-Down

Menu

Selected

1-13

Figure

1-10.

TaskLink

General

Parameters

Dialog

Box

1-14

Figure

2-1.

Connecting

the

Air

Line

from

the

External

Source

to

the

2500

2-2

Figure

2-2.

The

2500

Shipping

Crate

2-3

Figure

2-3.

System

Contents

2-4

Figure

2-4.

Selecting

the

Correct

Quick

Connect

2-5

Figure

2-5.

Connecting

the

External

Air

to

the

2500

2-6

Figure

2-6.

Adjusting

High

and

Low

Air

Pressure

2-7

Figure

2-7.

Chuck

Selection

Chart

2-8

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of

Contents

Figure

2-8.

Adjusting

Plate

Height

2-9

Figure

2-9.

Loading

Labels

in

the

Dot

Matrix

Printer

2-10

Figure

2-10.

Installing

the

Labeler

Ribbon

Cassette

in

the

Dot

Matrix

Printer

2-12

Figure

2-11.

Threading

Labels

in

the

Thermal

Printer

2-14

Figure

2-12.

Threading

a

Ribbon

in

the

Thermal

Printer

2-15

Figure

2-13.

TaskLink

Main

Screen

(Administrator

Mode)

2-18

Figure

2-14.

Labeler

Setup

Path

(Local

mode

on

the

front

panel)

2-23

Figure

2-15.

Changing

the

Label

Calibration

Value

2-24

Figure

2-16.

Changing

the

Label

Placement

Value

2-25

Figure

2-17.

Changing

the

Dot

Split

Value

2-26

Figure

2-18.

Print

Shift

(affects

vertical

position)

2-27

Figure

2-19.

Label

Calibration

(affects

horizontal

position)

2-28

Figure

2-20.

Location

of

Firmware

EPROMs

on

the

Main

Controller

Board

2-31

Figure

3-1.

Overview

of

the

Steps

Involved

in

Creating

Tasks

3-3

Figure

3-2.

Add

Task

Pull-down

Menu

3-4

Figure

3-3.

Add

Task

Dialog

Box

3-5

Figure

3-4.

Edit

Task

Dialog

Box

3-6

Figure

3-5.

Illegal

Bit

Condition

3-8

Figure

3-6.

ProMaster

Dialog

Box

3-9

Figure

3-7.

Selecting

Orientation

of

Device

Pin

1

in

the

Input

Tube

Using

TaskLink

3-10

Figure

3-8.

Recommended

Device

Orientation

in

Input

Device

3-11

Figure

3-9.

Logic

Device

Parameters

3-12

Figure

3-10.

Memory

Device

Task

3-14

Figure

3-11.

Memory

Parameters

Dialog

Box

3-15

Figure

3-12.

Commands

Available

under

Setup

3-19

Figure

3-13.

Log

File

Format

Compared

to

Task

Statistics

Screen

3-19

Figure

3-14.

General

Parameters

Dialog

Box

3-20

Figure

3-15.

Serialization

Parameters

Dialog

Box

3-22

Figure

3-16.

The

Serialization

Process

3-23

Figure

3-17.

Utilities

Pull-down

Menu

3-27

Figure

3-18.

Commands

Available

from

the

Options

Pull-down

Menu

3-28

Figure

3-19.

Selecting

Security

Options

3-29

Figure

3-20.

Password

Screen

for

System

Operators

3-30

Figure

3-21.

Configuring

Operating

Preferences

3-31

Figure

3-22.

Selecting

“Add

Kit”

from

the

Main

Screen

3-32

Figure

3-23.

Kits

are

a

Series

of

Tasks

in

a

Single

Job

3-33

Figure

3-24.

Edit

Kit

Screen

3-34

Figure

3-25.

Naming

the

First

Task

in

the

Kit

3-34

Figure

3-26.

Adding

the

Second

Task

to

the

Kit

3-35

Figure

3-27.

Sample

Message

Presented

to

System

Operator

when

Kit

Is

Run

3-36

Figure

3-28.

Selecting

the

Batch

File

Command

3-38

Figure

4-1.

Overview

of

the

Procedure

for

Starting

a

Task

4-3

Figure

4-2.

TaskLink

Operator

Screen

4-5

Figure

4-3.

Enter

Your

Name

on

the

Security

Screen

4-6

Figure

4-4.

TaskLink

Main

Operator

Screen

4-6

Figure

4-5.

Configuring

Blocks

on

a

Programming

Module

4-8

Figure

4-6.

Configuration

Box

Compartments

4-9

Figure

4-7.

Configuration

Box

Lid

—

Optional

Configurations

for

28-pin

Module..

4-10

Figure

4-8.

Installing

a

Programming

Module

4-12

Figure

4-9.

Adjusting

the

Track

Width

—

Turning

the

knob

clockwise

opens

all

three

track

sections

together

4-13

Figure

4-10.

Final

Track

Adjustment

4-14

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