Command variables – Metrohm tiamo 1.1 Manual User Manual
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Method variables
Identifier
Description
Commands
.VAL
Result value (facultative, i.e.
'RS.RS01'
=
'RS.RS01.VAL'
) (
Text
,
Number
or
Date/Time
)
START
.OVF
Limit infringement for method variable
(
Number
: 1 = limit infringed, 0 = limit
not infringed)
START
In the following lines you will find the method variables (sample data) that are available as standard,
appear in the Sequence window and which can be edited and deleted in the START command of the
corresponding method.
Sample size.VAL
Value of 'Sample size' (
Number
) START
Sample size.OVF
Limit infringement for 'Sample size' (
Num-
ber
)
START
Sample size unit.VAL
Value of 'Sample size unit' (
Text
) START
Sample size unit.OVF
Limit infringement for 'Sample size unit'
(
Number
)
START
Sample position.VAL
Value of 'Sample position' (
Number
) START
Sample position.OVF
Limit infringement for 'Sample position'
(
Number
)
START
ID1 (...3).VAL
Value of 'ID1...3' (
Text
) START
ID1 (...3).OVF
Limit infringement for 'ID...3' (
Number
) START
Command variables
The availability of the command variables depends on the commands used in the
methods. Command variables also include solution and sensor variables, which
at the start of the determination are automatically adopted for the device-
dependent commands from the corresponding tables in the Configuration and
assigned to the individual commands. In the
Variables
field of the Formula editor
all the
Command variables
that are available for the current method are listed ac-
cording to their sorted command name.
Syntax
'Command name.Variable identifier'
Examples:
'DET U 3.SME'
,
'Spur 6.BSY'
,
'Liquid Handling 4.CONC'
In order to avoid syntax errors the command variables can be selected di-
rectly in the Formula editor under
Variables/Command variables
.
Command variables
Unless otherwise indicated, all the variables listed here in alphabetic order
are of the type
Number
.
Note
For variables with index
{x}
the desired number
1...9
must be entered for
x
(e.g.
.EP{3}.ERC
for the third end point).
Without index specification, the last index is used automatically (e.g.
.EP.ERC
for
the last end point).