Operator`s manual

SECTION 11. OUTPUT PROCESSING INSTRUCTIONS
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it is the first minute of the day. Similarly,
entering 2 for the hour-minute code causes 2400
instead of 0000 to be output (the next minute is
still 0001). When day and hour-minute are both
output, a 2 for either code results in the previous
day at 2400.
The year is output as 19xx if xx is greater than
85, otherwise it will be output as 20xx. The 21X
will require a PROM update in the year 2085. If
year is output along with a 2 option in day or
hour-minute, the previous year will be output
during the first minute of the new year.
CODE RESULTS
xxx1 SECONDS (with a resolution of 0.1
sec.)
xx1x HOUR-MINUTE
xx2x HOUR-MINUTE, 2400 instead of 0000
x1xx DAY OF YEAR
x2xx DAY OF YEAR, previous day during
first minute of new day
1xxx YEAR
Any combination of Year, Day, HR-MIN, and
seconds is possible (e.g., 1011: YEAR, HR-
MIN, SEC).
PAR. DATA
NO. TYPE DESCRIPTION
01: 4 Enter appropriate TIME option code
Outputs generated: 1 for each time parameter
selected
*** 78 SET HIGH OR LOW RESOLUTION ***
FINAL STORAGE FORMAT
FUNCTION
This instruction sets the Final Storage Format to
high resolution (5 character) or low resolution (4
character, Section 2.2). Instruction 78 should be
entered ahead of the output instructions for
which the specified resolution is desired. The
default format is low resolution. At the
beginning of each program table execution, the
low resolution format is automatically enabled.
PAR. DATA
NO. TYPE DESCRIPTION
01: 2 0 = low resolution;
1 = high resolution
Outputs generated: 0
*** 79 SAMPLE ON MAXIMUM ***
OR MINIMUM
FUNCTION
Instruction 79 samples specified input location
values at the time a new maximum or minimum
value is detected by a previous Maximize (73)
or Minimize (74) Instruction. When the Output
Flag is set, the values copied to Intermediate
Storage are transferred to Final Storage.
Instruction 79 must directly follow the maximum
or minimum Instruction to which it refers. If the
previous Instruction 73 or 74 has more than 1
repetition, Instruction 79 samples whenever a
new maximum or minimum is detected in any of
the locations. If sampling is to occur only when
a specific input location shows a new maximum
or minimum, the previous Maximize or Minimize
Instruction should have one rep referring to that
input location.
PAR. DATA
NO. TYPE DESCRIPTION
01: 2 Repetitions (number of sequential
locations to sample)
02: 4 Starting input location no.
Outputs generated: 1 for each repetition
*** 80 SET ACTIVE OUTPUT AREA ***
Instruction 80 is inserted prior to a series of
Output Processing Instructions to set the output
array ID recorded with the data in Final Storage
or to direct the results to Input Storage. The first
parameter selects either Final or Input Storage.
When data are sent to Input Storage, no ID is
sent.
At the start of each pass through a program
table, the active output area is Final Storage. If
Instruction 80 is not used in the program, output
data are sent to Final Storage and the array ID
is determined by the location of the instruction
that sets the output flag (Section 2.1).