ABB PGC5000 Generation 2 - PURGING STREAM Function; PUT COMPONENT CONCENTRATION Command; PUT PRESSURE of a ZONE Command; PUT RESPONSE FACTOR Command

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Comments: component$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the component name.
Example: 0010 FOR I = 1 TO NUMBER_COMPONENTS
0020 LPRINT PEAK_START_TIME( COMPONENT_NAME$( I ) )
0030 NEXT I
Prints the time at the start of each peak.
7.4.47 PURGING STREAM function
Description: Identifies the stream currently purging for the given Schedule.
Syntax: PURGING_STREAM$( schedule$ )
Comments: schedule$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the schedule name.
Example: 0010 ST$ = PURGING_STREAM$(“Schedule1”)
Requests the name of the stream currently purging stream for Schedule1.
7.4.48 PUT COMPONENT CONCENTRATION command
Description: Updates the component concentration.
Syntax: PUT_CONC(component$, concentration )
Comments: component$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the component name.
Concentration is the new concentration for the specified component.
Example: 0010 PUT_CONC( “Methane”, 10.1234 )
The concentration of 10.1234 is stored in the concentration for the component named
“Methane” in the current report and analyzer Component Configuration.
7.4.49 PUT PRESSURE OF A ZONE command
Description: Updates the isobaric set point of the specified pressure zone.
Syntax: PUT_PRESSURE( ovenaddress$, setpoint )
Comments: ovenaddress$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the address of the zone, e.g.
“Oven1.Epc.PZ.1” setpoint is the desired pressure value.
Example: 0010 Z1 = ZONE_PRESSURE( “Oven1.Epc.PZ.1” )
0020 PUT_PRESSURE( “Oven1.Epc.PZ.2”, Z1 )
Gets the actual pressure of oven 1, pressure zone 1 and sets it as the setpoint value
for oven 1, pressure zone 2.
7.4.50 PUT RESPONSE FACTOR command
Description: Updates the response factor for a particular component.
Syntax: PUT_RF( component$, response_factor )
Comments: component$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the component name.
response_factor is the new response factor for the specified component.
Example: 0010 PUT_RF( “Ethane”, 0.98 )
The value of 0.98 is stored in the response factor for component named “Ethane”.
7.4.51 PUT TEMPERATURE OF A ZONE command
Description: Updates the isothermal set point of the specified temperature zone.
Syntax: PUT_TEMPERATURE( ovenaddress$, setpoint )
Comments: ovenaddress$ is a string variable (or constant) containing the address of the zone, e.g.
“Oven1.DTC1.TZ.1” setpoint is the desired temperature value.
Example: 0010 Z1 = ZONE_TEMPERATURE( “Oven1.DTC1.TZ.1” )
0020 PUT_ TEMPERATURE( “Oven1.DTC1.TZ.2”, Z1 )
Gets the actual temperature of oven 1, temperature zone 1 and sets it as the setpoint
value for oven 1, temperature zone 2.