Metrohm 766 IC Sample Processor User Manual

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5 Interfaces

766 IC Sample Processor

5.2.6

Remote control commands

The remote control tree can be divided into the following main

branches:

Root

ode

Method parameters

onfig

Instrument configuration

nfo

Instrument information

Set

Settings of operating mode

serMeth

User-defined methods

ssembly

Control of assemblies

iagnose

Diagnostic tests

The following table lists all relevant objects of the remote control tree for

the 766 IC Sample Processor. Other objects not listed here but still pre-

sent in the remote control tree are only available with other Metrohm

sample changers and lead to an error message with the 766 IC Sample

Processor.
For the unambiguous designation of the objects, the boldface charac-

ters suffice. The meaning of the individual object is described here only

in brief, for more detailed information please refer to section 4. The de-

fault values of the objects are printed in boldface.

Object

Meaning

Entry range/Selection

&Mode

ode

Method parameters

$G, $S, $H, $C

ethod

Method name

Name of the current method in the working memory

8 ASCII characters

Ã.

mplNo

Number of samples in a series

1...999,

∗

, rack

Ã.

artSeq

Start sequence

–

Line number of the command

–

Command.

The introduction of a command appends the ac-

cording sub-branch from &Assembly to the index

node. A NOP-entry at the end of a sequence ap-

pends a new node &Mode.StartSeq.

∗

.Cmd("NOP").

NOP

, MOVE, LIFT, SAMPLE,

PUMP, SCAN, CTRL, WAIT,

ENDSEQ

Parameter for command.

Appended sub-branch from &Assembly… for se-

lected command. Example:
&Mode.StartSeq.1.Cmd("MOVE")

⇒

&Mode.StartSeq.1.Move.Target("1")

⇒

&Mode.StartSeq.1.Move.Position("sample")

.MOVE

…

, .LIFT

…

.SAMPLE

…

, .PUMP

…

.SCAN

…

, .CTRL

…

, .WAIT

…

.END

…

100

Sequence end

NOP

Ã.

mpleSeq

Sample sequence

–