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3200 System Operator’s Manual
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Section 5 Operating Instructions
Stop Transmiss
The [STOP TRANSMISS] key is used to terminate the current data transmission to an
on-line computer. When the [STOP TRANSMISS] key is pressed, the following soft
key labels are displayed:
CONFIRM STOP
CANCEL STOP
Pressing [CONFIRM STOP] causes the transmission to terminate. Pressing [CANCEL
STOP] allows the transmission to continue.
Toggle ON/OFF
The [TOGGLE ON/OFF] key enables or disables the first seven options in the list
displayed on the COMPUTER SET UPscreen.
A description of the options available on the COMPUTER SET UP screen is given below:
1. Auto-transmission of ALERTED parameter data
When this option is enabled, a report is automatically transmitted to the LIS
for any sample with flagged parameter results.
2. Auto-transmission of NON-ALERTED parameter data
When this option is enabled, a report is automatically transmitted to the LIS
for any sample without flagged parameter results.
3. Auto-transmission of ALERTED graph data
When this option is enabled, histograms are automatically transmitted to the
LIS for any sample with flagged results.
4. Auto-transmission of NON-ALERTED graph data
When this option is enabled, histograms are automatically transmitted to the
LIS for any sample without flagged results.
5. Transmission CTS enabled
6. Auto-transmission of extended histogram records
When this option is enabled, extended histograms are automatically
transmitted to the LIS.
7. Auto-transmission of scatter data
When this option is enabled, scatter data is automatically transmitted to the
LIS.
8. The remaining options are configured according to the requirements of the
LIS:
TRANSMISSION DATA BITS (7, 8)
TRANSMISSION STOP BITS (1, 2)
TRANSMISSION PARITY (0=NONE, 1=ODD, 2=EVEN)
TRANSMISSION TIME OUT (0.1 to 9.9)
COMPUTER BAUD RATE (300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800,
9600, 19200, 38400, 56000)
The numbers in parentheses after the options indicate the selections available.
NOTE: Refer to the Interface Specification for complete information on interfacing.
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