Metrohm tiamo 1.3 Manual - Manual (Page 54)

28 General program functions
System variables
System variables are general variables that are not assigned to individual com-
mands or determinations that are accepted for the determination at the start of the
determination. In the
Variables field of the Formula editor all the System variables
that are available for the current method are listed.
Syntax
'SV.Variable identifier'
Examples:
'SV.SIN', 'SV.SLI'
In order to avoid syntax errors the system variables can be selected directly
in the Formula editor under
Variables/System variables .
System variables
Identifier Description
.ACC Autostart current counter ( Number )
.ACE Autostart set counter ( Number )
.FUN Full name of logged-in user ( Text )
.REM Remarks ( Text )
.RUN Sample number ( Number )
.SEN Indicates whether the end of the sample table has been reached; 1 = yes, 0 = no
(
Number )
.SIN Indicates whether the determination was started as a single determination or within a
series; 1 = single determination, 0 = series determination (
Number )
.SLI Sample table current line ( Number )
.STA Indicates whether statistics are switched on; 1 = yes, 0 = no ( Number )
.STC Start counter ( Number )
.USN Short name of logged-in user ( Text )
.ORG Method sequence: 1 = original determination, 0 = reprocessed ( Number )
.STO Indicates whether the determination was stopped (manual stop, stop via a SEND
command, emergency stop); 1 = stopped, 0 = terminated normally (
Number )
Common variables
Common variables are global variables that are loaded from the corresponding
Table in the configuration at the start of the determination. In this table the com-
mon variables can be defined. In the
Variables field of the Formula editor all the
Common variables that are available are listed according to their sorted variable
name.
Syntax
'CV.Variable name.Variable identifier'
Examples: 'CV.TestDate' , 'CV.TestTime.VAL' , 'CV.MeanTemp.UNI'
In order to avoid syntax errors the common variables can be selected di-
rectly in the Formula editor under
Variables/Common Variables .