Built in functions, Close id 142, Gross/net 128 – Industrial Data Systems IDS Scale Basic User Manual
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Scale Basic 4.2E
Reference
Built in Functions
Close
id
142
Purpose: use after Open id or Open new to save ID data to memory.
Remarks: the Close id function and Write id instruction perform identical functions. ID data is
read into the ID registers by the Make id, Get id, and Index id instructions or by the Open id,
Open new, Read first, and Read next functions. If any ID data is modified, it must be written
back to ID memory to make the change permanent. The ID registers are cleared after a Close
id instruction.
Example:
Gosub, Open id
Open an existing id
Set, Id1, 0
Set Id field 1 to zero
Gosub, Close id
save change to ID record
End
Gross/net
128
Purpose: toggle between Gross display and Net display modes.
Remarks: this is the default function for the Gross/Net key.
Open
id
140
Purpose: get an ID number from the keyboard and then search memory for the ID record.
Remarks: If the ID is not found then “Err 21” is displayed until the operator presses a key. The
function that invoked Open id, and all calling functions are automatically terminated
(unwinds subroutine stack).
Example:
Gosub, Open id
Open an existing id
Set, Id1, 0
Set Id field 1 to zero
Gosub, Close id
save change to ID record
Open
new
141
Purpose: get an ID number from the keyboard and then search memory for the ID record. Open
the ID if it is found, make a new ID if it is not found.
Peak
clear
143
Purpose: set the Peak weight register to 0.
Remarks: the Peak weight is obtained from raw, unfiltered A/D conversions and is stored in
binary format. The Peak Clear function is required to access the peak weight register.
Peak
gross 156
Purpose: to set the display to Peak Gross weight mode.
Peak
net
157
Purpose: to set the display to Peak Net weight mode.