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Communication Interfaces 108 VTK - TR -BA- 072e - 1 - User Manua l MDS 358X S eries 59 WRITE: LCD: <te xt > (LCD = Li quid - crystal display) Descript ion: With th is co mm and , a n ASCII text includi ng up to 32 …

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Result:
The system launches a dispensing cycle, using the
parameters given by the selected setup (or scenario; for
further information about scenarios and the select pins, see
paragraph 7.9, page 70).
Return:
50,20,20,80,1,10
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59 WRITE:LCD:<text> (LCD = Liquid-crystal display)
Description:
With this command, an ASCII text including up to 32 characters can be writ-
ten on the screen. All the letters appear in form of capital letters.
Example:
Input:
WRITE:LCD:Hello World
Result:
The display shows:
HELLO WORLD
Return:
OK
60 TAPPET:SET:<value>
Description:
This command allows you to decide on the number of cycles until the next
tappet maintenance. If no numerical selection is made, the value will be
“infinite”.
Example:
Input:
TAPPET:SET:500000
Result:
500000 cycles have been selected.
Return:
OK
61 TAPPET:CLEAR
Description:
The counter for tappet maintenance is cleared. This command is usually
entered at the end of the maintenance procedure.
Example:
Input:
TAPPET:CLEAR
Result:
Counter reset to “0”.
Return:
OK
62 NOZZLE:SET:<Value>
Description:
This command determines the number of cycles to be performed until the
next maintenance of the nozzle insert. If you do not enter any number, the
value is set as “infinite”.
Example:
Input:
NOZZLE:SET:500000
Result:
500000 cycles have been selected.
Return:
OK
63 NOZZLE:CLEAR
Description:
The content of the nozzle maintenance counter is erased.
Example:
Input:
NOZZLE:CLEAR
Result:
Counter reset to “0”.
Return:
OK
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64 SCENARIO:STATUS
Description:
This command tells if scenarios are “ON” or “OFF”. It also gives this
information for the four PLCStops.
Example:
Input:
SCENARIO:STATUS
Result:
Gives the ON/OFF status for scenarios and the four
PLCStops.
Return:
Scenario: OFF
PLCSTOP Scenario 1: OFF
PLCSTOP Scenario 2: OFF
PLCSTOP Scenario 3: OFF
PLCSTOP Scenario 4: OFF
65 SCENARIO:OFF
Description:
This command deactivates the use of scenarios.
Example:
Input:
SCENARIO:OFF
Result:
Use of scenarios is deactivated.
Return:
OK
66 SCENARIO:ON
Description:
This command activates the use of scenarios.
Example:
Input:
SCENARIO:ON
Result:
Use of scenarios is activated.
Return:
OK
67 SCENARIO:PLCSTOP:<Scenario no.>:OFF
Description:
This command deactivates the PLC-Stop. The number of the scenario can
be either 1, 2, 3 or 4.
Example:
Input:
SCENARIO:PLCSTOP:1:OFF
Result:
PLC-stop for scenario 1 is deactivated.
Return:
OK
68 SCENARIO:PLCSTOP:<Scenario no.>:ON
Description:
This command activates the PLC-Stop. The number of the scenario can be
either 1, 2, 3 or 4.
Example:
Input:
SCENARIO:PLCSTOP:1:ON
Result:
PLC-stop for scenario 1 is activated.
Return:
OK