RFC-1 Advanced Operation page 6.34
The previous example can be altered to print every day at 6:00 am. The programming is shown below.
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Addr Description Section Default Current Alternate Use / Notes
0632 Date/time trigger 1: action sequence 6.6.4 0 11 Alarm block 1: block indicator
0633 Date/time trigger 1: month 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: alarm
0634 Date/time trigger 1: day - value 1 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: month
0635 Date/time trigger 1: day - value 2 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: day of week
0636 Date/time trigger 1: hour - value 1 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 1: start hour - V1
0637 Date/time trigger 1: hour - value 2 6.6.4 0 6 Alarm block 1: start hour - V2
0638 Date/time trigger 1: minute - value 1 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 1: end hour - V1
0639 Date/time trigger 1: minute - value 2 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 1: end hour - V2
Use multiple date/time triggers to repeat an event at different times. To print a second set of readings at 6:00 pm,
program another date/time trigger. Remember to use a 24-hour clock. The programming is shown below.
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Addr Description Section Default Current Alternate Use / Notes
0624 Date/time trigger 2: action sequence 6.6.4 0 11 Alarm block 2: block indicator
0625 Date/time trigger 2: month 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 2: alarm
0626 Date/time trigger 2: day - value 1 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 2: month
0627 Date/time trigger 2: day - value 2 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 2: day of week
0628 Date/time trigger 2: hour - value 1 6.6.4 0 1 Alarm block 2: start hour - V1
0629 Date/time trigger 2: hour - value 2 6.6.4 0 8 Alarm block 2: start hour - V2
0630 Date/time trigger 2: minute - value 1 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 2: end hour - V1
0631 Date/time trigger 2: minute - value 2 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 2: end hour - V2
Or, use a single date/time trigger to repeat an event at an interval. To print a set of readings every 3 hours, program
a date/time trigger as shown below.
- Programming -
Addr Description Section Default Current Alternate Use / Notes
0632 Date/time trigger 1: action sequence 6.6.4 0 11 Alarm block 1: block indicator
0633 Date/time trigger 1: month 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: alarm
0634 Date/time trigger 1: day - value 1 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: month
0635 Date/time trigger 1: day - value 2 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: day of week
0636 Date/time trigger 1: hour - value 1 6.6.4 0 15 Alarm block 1: start hour - V1
0637 Date/time trigger 1: hour - value 2 6.6.4 0 3 Alarm block 1: start hour - V2
0638 Date/time trigger 1: minute - value 1 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 1: end hour - V1
0639 Date/time trigger 1: minute - value 2 6.6.4 0 0 Alarm block 1: end hour - V2
Obviously this is not an exhaustive list of the programming options but it should start to give you an idea of what is
possible using very little programming.
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