User's Manual

Access granted to user

The last entry “2>” is the prompt indicating the user’s level of privilege. The

prompt may be composed of several “reminders”, where a single capital letter

indicates a system change. These reminders are as follows:

<1>: Login privilege level of “guest”

<2>: Login privilege level of “user”

“A”: An alarm is active

“C”: Calibration tables are invalid; the default calibration tables are in use.

“F”: Settings do not agree with the stored values in flash memory. This is

usually the result of a change due to a user’s command setting. All

settings are read from the user’s settings in flash on power-up. If the

check value does not agree, then the default settings are used.

3.11 Command Structure

There is an extensive user help menu available to the user which is explained in

a separate software command reference manual. The basic format for all the

commands is:

<Primary-Command> <Secondary-Command> = <setting>

All commands are made up of this generic format. In some cases, there is no

setting or secondary command. The command set is basically a tree diagram,

where typing in the primary (and optionally secondary) command with the setting

result in a change in the module’s operational parameters. All input is case-

insensitive for commands.

For example:

set laser 1 = on

This command would turn the laser #1 on at the present potentiometer setting

stored in memory.