Metrohm 766 IC Sample Processor User Manual

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4 Operation

766 IC Sample Processor

4.4.6

Interface control

CTRL

manual operation
CTL:Rm : INIT

Rm,RS INIT

INIT 732

PROG R/S 1
PROG R/S 2
PUMP R/S 1

FILL A 1

INJECT A 1

FILL B/STEP 1

INJECT B 1

ZERO 1

PUMP 752 ON

PUMP 752 OFF
STEP MSM 753

******0*001***
******0*010***
******1*000***
******0*101***

******1*010***
******0*011***
*******1******

*******0******

14 bit (1,0 or *)

Setting the remote lines

= initialize remote lines of 766
= initialize remote lines of 732/1 and 732/2
= run/stop time program at 732/1
= run/stop time program at 732/2
= run/stop IC Pump 709/1
= switch valve A at 733/1 to "Fill"
= switch valve A at 733/1 to "Inject"
= switch valve B at 733/1 to "Fill" or switch

suppressor to next position

= switch valve B at 733/1 to "Inject"
= trigger the autozero function at 732/1
= switch on pump at 752/753
= switch off pump at 752/753
= switch suppressor at 753 to next position
= run/stop IC Pump 709/2
= switch valve A at 733/2 to "Fill"
= switch valve A at 733/2 to "Inject"
= switch valve B at 733/2 to "Fill" or switch

suppressor to next position

= switch valve B at 733/2 to "Inject"
= trigger the autozero function at 732/2
= switch on pump at 754
(with 6.2143.220 cable)
= switch off pump at 754
(with 6.2143.220 cable)

arbitrary 14 bit pattern

The

CTL:Rm

command controls external instruments via the remote

interface. It causes the setting of defined line states or the sending

of pulses via the 14 remote output lines. Predefined bit patterns are

supported which can be selected by short names (e.g.

'INIT 732'

'ZERO 1'

Here the following is valid:

= line inactive

= line active

∗

= do not change line state

Example:

***000*******1

= Output line 0 active

= start/stop time program at 732/1

For details about the remote interface, see section 5.1.

manual operation
CTL:RS

Rm,RS

Clear value: &D.S"9"

14 ASCII characters

Data communication via
RS232 interface

= start/stop time program at 732
arbitrary string of 14 characters

Using the

CTL:RS

command data (= character string) can be sent to

instruments connected via the serial RS232 interface.

For details about the remote interface, see section 4.3.6 and section
5.2.