DL8000 Preset Instruction Manual
Revised February-2016 Communications Protocols D-23
End Batch
[0x0D]
Results
If batch ends, the DL8000 sets the Batch Ended
flag to indicate that the batch has ended (which
implies it cannot be restarted). If the archive
module is running, then before ending the batch
the system archives batch data and displays an
"Archiving Batch" and “Please Wait” messages.
After completing the archiving, the DL8000
displays a “Please Wait” message and waits for a
command from the TAS.
Setting the Batch Ended flag signals the TAS to
request batch data.
If the batch aborts, the DL8000 sets the Batch
Aborted flag, decreases by 1 the batch sequence
number [63,0,125], and does not perform
archiving. The DL8000 then displays a “Please
Wait” message and waits for the next TAS
command. The TAS can also use a Timeout
Operation command [0x05] to abort a batch.
Use the Clear Status [0x13] command to clear the
Batch Ended and Batch Aborted flags.
Start/Restart Batch
[0x0E]
Starts a new batch that has been authorized but not in progress. You can also
use this command to restart a batch in progress that has been stopped. To
start a new batch, it must have been previously authorized using the
Authorize Batch command [0x0A]. The batch must be halted without any
active alarm having severity more than info for restarting a halted batch.
Use this command to “remote control” a DL8000 when an operator cannot be
in the proximity of the DL8000. In these circumstances the TAS can entirely
control the DL8000, which may not even be fitted with a display or keypad.
Batch in Progress
Flags Immediately
Cleared
Batch Stopped
Exceptions
Primary Alarm active
Active alarm with severity more then info but
less than primary (Alarm active exception -
0x5C)
No batch is authorized
No batch stopped
Operating Mode is Manual
Supporting
None
Results
The DL8000 starts batch delivery (this is same as
pressing Start).
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