Emerson DL8000 - Prompt Preset Volume (0 X08)

DL8000 Preset Instruction Manual
Revised February-2016 Communications Protocols D-37
End
Transaction
[0x07]
Ends an authorized transaction. If the transaction is in progress and the
DL8000 archive module is running, then the system archives the transaction
before ending the transaction. If transaction is not in progress (that is, not a
single batch is delivered in this transaction), then the transaction aborts. The
DL8000 displays “Trans Ended” and “Please wait” messages until it receives
the next command.
If an operator presses Stop when transaction is in progress and the batch is
not in progress, then the DL8000 sets the Transaction End Requested flag
(bit 19 in [63,0,119]).
Flags Immediately Set
Transaction Ended
Flags Immediately
Cleared
 Transaction in Progress
 Transaction Authorized
 Transaction End Requested
Exceptions
 Batch in progress
 Operating mode is manual
 No transaction authorized
 Invalid swing arm side (applicable only for
Version 2.0 and later)
Supporting
Parameters
None
Results
The transaction ends. If the transaction aborts
without delivering a single batch then the system
reduces the transaction number [63,0,124] by
1
.
Deviations
In the DanLoad 6000 preset, this command can
only be used to end transactions in progress. The
DL8000 can end both transactions in progress and
those not in progress.
Prompt
Preset Volume
[0x08]
Enables an operator to enter a preset volume at the keypad. Once the
command is issued, the TAS is locked out of the keypad and display. The
DL8000 displays a preset selection screen. If the suggested preset volume
received is greater than zero, the DL8000 “pre-types” the suggested preset
volume. The operator can either press Enter to accept the displayed preset
volume or press Clear to enter another preset volume.
If the override maximum preset volume is greater than zero, the DL8000
ensures that the preset volume is less than or equal to the minimum of the
configured maximum preset volume and override maximum preset volume
defined in the Prompt Preset Volume command. This command does not
modify the configured maximum preset volume.
The operator must enter the preset volume within the timeout time; otherwise
the operation aborts and sets the Operation Timed Out flag (bit 3 in
[63,0,119]).
If you set the timeout to zero, then the timeout doesn’t occur. You must then
use the Timeout Operation command (0x05) to end this operation.
Flags Immediately Set
K&D Locked Out
Flags Immediately
Cleared
 Operation Timed Out
 Preset Volume Selected