STRASBAUGH, INC.
7AF SECS/GEM Interface Ver. 1.9 February 19, 2002 6-27
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Note: This message is provided only for compatibility with older Host computers which support GEM 3.1. (See section
2.7.2, "Gem Configuration".)
In order for this message to be used, the Equipment Constant "ConfigAlarms" must be set to "2".
The 7AF reports that an alarm condition has changed.
ALID identifies the Alarm.
ASTAT value is "True" (Non-zero) if this alarm is currently On (Unsafe), or "False" (Zero) if it is currently Off (Safe).
TIMESTAMP indicates the date and time of the alarm change.
Equipment Constant "WBitS5" controls whether the Equipment sends S5F73 with W-Bit "1" (Reply Expected) or "0" (No
Reply Expected).
6.60 S5F74 - Alarm Notification Acknowledge
S5F74 * H->E
<B [1] ACK5> .
The Host acknowledges Alarm Report. This Equipment ignores ACKC5.
6.61 S6F1 - Trace Data Send
S6F1 [W] * H<-E
<L [4]
<U4 TRID> * Trace ID
<U4 SMPLN> * Sample Number
<A STIME> * STIME - Sample Date and
Time
<L
<V> * Variable Value
...
>
> .
The Equipment sends time driven trace data, as previously requested by the Host using S2F23.
TRID is the Trace ID as initiated by the Host.
SMPLN is the sample number. The first sample is "1", the next "2", and so on. If REPGSZ is greater than 1, SMPLN is
the number of the last sample contained in this S6F1.
STIME is the date and time at which this sample was taken. If REPGSZ is greater than 1, STIME is the date and time of
the last sample contained in this S6F1. This data field contains the current Date and Time, specified in either a 12-byte or
16-byte format. The 16-byte format was defined to support Y2K compatibility, and is supported when the TIMEFORMAT
variable (VID 141) is set to “1”. To maintain compatibility with older systems, the 12-byte format is supported when the
TIMEFORMAT variable is set to “0”.
If TIMEFORMAT = 0, the format is YYMMDDhhmmss
YY Year (last two digits), 00 to 99
MM Month, 01 to 12
DD Day, 01 to 31
hh Hours, 00 to 23
mm Minutes, 00 to 59
ss Seconds, 00 to 59
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