New Era NE-9000 Series Programmable Peristaltic - Manual (Page 60)

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Model NE-9000
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Pumping
Program
Function TTL I/O Control Pin Pin # Action
OUT.n Program Output 5 Set logic level output to ‘n’
EV:nn Event Trigger 4 Falling edge triggers a jump to Phase ‘nn’
ES:nn Event Square wave
Trigger 4 Rising or falling edge triggers a jump to Phase 'nn'
IF:nn Program Input 6 Low level causes a jump to Phase ‘nn’
PS:00 Operational Trigger 2 Trigger activation resumes Program operation
13.3 TTL I/O Control from RS-232
The logic levels of pins 2, 3, 4, and 6 can be queried from an attached computer using the RS-232 ‘IN’
command.
The output logic level of pin 5 can be set with the RS-232 ‘OUT’ command.
14.
Appendix
14.1 RS-232 Command Summary
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DIA [ / ]
Tube inside diameter
CAL Tubing calibrated volume
PHN [ < phase data > ] Program Phase number
FUN [ < phase function > ] Program Phase function
< phase function > =>
RAT Pumping rate. ‘RATE’
INC Increment rate. ‘INCR’
DEC Decrement rate. ‘DECR’
STP Stop pump. ‘STOP’
JMP Jump to Program Phase. ‘JP:nn’
PRI Program Selection Input. 'Pr:In'
PRL Program Selection Label definition. 'Pr:nn'
LOP Loop to previous loop start ‘nn’ times. ‘LP:nn’
LPS Loop starting Phase. ‘LP:ST’
LPE Loop end Phase. ‘LP:EN’
PAS [nn | n.n] Pauses pumping for 'n.n' seconds. 'PS:n.n'
IF If Program input low, jump to Program Phase. ‘IF:nn’
EVN Set event trigger. ‘Et:nn’
EVS Set event square wave trigger. 'ES:nn'
EVR Event trigger reset. ‘Et:RS’
BEP Sound short beep. ‘BEEP’
OUT { 0 | 1 } Set programmable output pin. ‘OUT.n’
RAT [ [ MS | OS | MM | OM ] ] Pumping rate
VOL [ | ] Volume to be Dispensed
TIM [ : ] Volume / Time units and time setting
DIR [ INF | WDR | REV ] Pumping direction
RUN [ ] Starts the Pumping Program
[E [] ] Pumping Program event trigger
STP Stop/pauses the Pumping Program
DIS Query volume dispensed
CLD { INF | WDR } Clear volume dispensed
PSM [nn | n.n] Dispense pause mode
SLO [ 0 | 1] Slow down mode
DRP [ 0 | 1] Anti-drip mode
AL [ 0 | 1] Alarm mode
PF [ 0 | 1] Power failure mode