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happens, its poll status remains until read by the computer interface. It is then reset and waiting to be set by
that event again.
When triggering an event, no value is required since the action of sending the parameter triggers the event.
The following is a Table showing parameter numbers and their equivalent I/O events:
List of computer pollable event codes:
Parameter# Mnemonic I/O ID# Description
1 STOP Any stop event, internal or external.
2 START Any simple start event, internal or external.
3 STARTG General start event, either I/O or computer.
4 START1 Select & Start Film 1, generated via I/O,COMM in non-
sequencing option unit, or via sequence logic in sequencing-
capable option unit.
5 START2 Same as START1 except for Film 2.
6 START3 Same as START1 except for Film 3.
7 START4 Same as START1 except for Film 4.
8 START5 Same as START1 except for Film 5.
9 START6 Same as START1 except for Film 6.
10 START7 Same as START1 except for Film 7.
11 START8 Same as START1 except for Film 8.
12 START9 Same as START1 except for Film 9.
13 MANLON A manual on event triggered, possible ignored.
14 MANLOF A manual off event, possible ignored.
15 MUPDT A manual pendant update generated, caused by pendant logic or
computer interface to control manual power when in manual. Ties
into status command G MCTL(3) = 0..3.
16 FTRG Final thickness trigger event. Caused by measurement logic or
I/O or computer interface.
17 XFAIL Crystal fail event. Caused by measurement logic or I/O or
computer interface.
18 MLACK Memory Loss Acknowledge event. Caused at power up by
depressing manual button when prompted, or can be caused
through computer interface.
19 ZERO Thickness zero event, caused through automatic process flow or
via computer interface, I/O or front panel.
20 SPTIME Setpoint time event.
21 SPTHIK Setpoint thickness event.
22 PHANTOM Obsolete, no longer used.
23 PHANTOM Obsolete, no longer used.
24 CILK00 Computer event links, can only be caused by an RS232/command
or the I/O logic system. Used to tie the I/O ladder system into the
remote host.
25 CILK01 See CILK00.
26 CILK02 See CILK00.
27 CILK03 See CILK00.
28 CILK04 See CILK00.
29 CILK05 See CILK00.
30 CILK06 See CILK00.
31 CILK07 See CILK00.
32 CILK08 See CILK00.
33 CILK09 See CILK00.
34 BRKWT Break wait event, caused by I/O system, Front Panel Start or host
computer in systems with sequencing enabled.
35 FLMRE Film reset event, caused b
I/O s
stem, Front Panel Start or host
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