Important User Information ‘Because ofthe variety of uses for this equipment and because of the iferences between this solid-state equipment and electomechanical ‘equipment, the user of and those responsible for applying this equipment rust satisfy themselves a othe acceptability of each application and use ‘ofthe equipment. In no event will Allen-Bradley Company'be responsible ‘or Liable for indirect or consequential damages esting from the use or pplication ofthis equipment ‘The illustrations shown in this manual are intended soley to ilstate the ‘ext ofthis manual. Because ofthe many variables and requirements sssociated with any parcular installation, the Allen-Bradley Company cannot assume responsibiliyor Laity for actual use based upon the trative uses and applications. ‘No patent ibility i assumed by Allen-Bradley Company with espet te use of information, circuits or equipment described inthis ex Reproduction ofthe content of this manual, in whole or in part, without ‘writen pemmission ofthe Allen-Bradley Company is prohibited. ‘The information in this manual is organized in numbered chapters. Read cach chapter in sequence and perfor procedures when you are instructed 19 do 20. Do ot proceed tothe next chapter ntl you have completed al procedures, ATTENTION: Identifies information about pratices or ‘ircumstances that can lead to personal injury or death, propery damage or economic loss. ‘Atentions help you: identify a hazard «avoid the hazard «+ recognize the consequences Important: Idetitis information that is especially important for successful application and understanding ofthe product.‘About This Manual Getting Started Working With ITS, Chapter 1 TTS Overview Manual Overview What You Must Know Conventions Chapter 2 What You Need To Begin (Operating Environment Hiandware Reguiremens User Qualifications Program Installation TTS Components Main Menu Sereen Keystroke Functions ‘Terminology Running ITS Initial Steps Password Entry Keyword Users aitng Text Sings Accessing Help ‘Communication Setup Printer Inisalization Chapter 3 Basic Operations "MenulCommand Selections Function Key Assignments Using TTS Main Menu Selections Using Horizontal Menus Using Vertical Menus| Exiting Functions Escape Key Exiting DOS Shei Senup\Exit TS Printing Thitiasing Printing Canceling Printing rE 2 26 28 terres oerThis Page Intentionally BlankTTS Overview ‘Manual Overview What You Must Know About This Manual ‘The Inteligent Terminal System (ITS) i a peronal computer ‘based IBM? compatible software package designed to ai the configuring, twoubleshooting and maintenance of both AC and DC Allen-Bradley Digital Drives. ITS is capable of both ‘off-line and on-line programming, which simplifies stt-up, expands configuration of options and also assists in both collecting drive data and monitoring fault informaton ‘This Quick Refereace Manual is designed to help you begin using the basic ITS functions. This manual will help you load, start-up and rn the ITS program without going into deep detail ‘on all TTS functions. Ifyou require detailed information on al TTS functions we sugges you explore the ITS Programming & Operation Mana ‘To sucessfully use the ITS program, you must have basic personal computer knowledge and beable to navigate inthe OS® command structure. A complete working knowledge of ‘your particular model Allen-Bradley Drive is also prerequisite to deriving the full benefits fom your ITS package In order to make this manual easier o read and follow, the following convestions are use: ‘+ Reference to program names, menu selections & ‘options, files and modes aren non~ialic ALL CAPS, ‘+ AILITS commands are shown 2 they appear onthe Screen and ae in boldface to make them standout. For example: ‘The ITS command Drive Data is shown as Drive Data ‘+ Any Keystrokes that you must perform are shown in bold italics. For Example: Ifyou are asked to press the ENTet ey it willbe shown as ENTer,This Page Intentionally BlankWhat You Need to Begin Getting Started ‘Operating Environment ~ITS will un sucessfully in the following environmen: ‘+ 17S will run on DOS based operating systems, DOS version 2.0 later. + ITS will sucessfully run within some windowing environments and networks including 3Com Contact Allen-Bradley fo specific questions on operating NOTE: A minimum of 400K bytes of RAM must be available to succesfully run ITS. Hardware Requirements — The ITS software package requires the following Hardware to succesfully run the program: + IBMPC®,XT°, AT® or 100% compatible machine, ITS will alo work on most 80386 and 486 based machines. Ifa rogram does not work, contact Allen-Bradley concerning ‘equipment compat 1+ CGA\EGA or VGA video adapter card ‘+ Color or monochrome display compatible withthe video sdaptr card used + ITS must be installed on a hard disk ive witha minimum of 2meg available diskspace. +The Signal Converter supplied withthe ITS package must be installed before ITS can communicate witha drive. Refer 10 the Signal Converter Installation Data forthe corect, installation sequence 2Program installation User Qualifications — The Ineligent Terminal System is intended for use by qualified service personne who are skilled in ‘programming Allen-Bradley Digital Drives and who possess basic personal computer operation skills and knowledge. ATTENTION: Only Personne! familie withthe Bulletin 1395 and Bulletin 1336 Drives and the associated machinery the drive(s) contol should plan ‘or implement the installation, start-up and subsequent ‘maintenance ofthe Drive. Failure to comply may result in personal injury andor equipment damage. ‘This section i intended to supplement the on-screen instructions provided during the installation of TTS. tis recommended that You erate a backup copy of you TTS disks before beginning installation, IMPORTANT: 11 MUST be nsaed using the INSTALL program provided With ITS, This program creates a user Information file that is required fr ITS to operate. DO NOT use the DOS copy function or ater copying method to install TS. To Install ITS on another disk drive 1 Insert ITS Program Disk # into a floppy drive. (We will se rive A: for his example. Ifyou ae using a Drive ater than ‘A, Subsite that leer fr A), 2. tthe DOS prompt, type A: and press ENTer. ‘The DOS prompt should now be A:\> to indicte thatthe current drive is the A: Dive. 3. Type INSTALL and press ENTer. Atthis point the INSTALL program main menu will appear. Tis menu contains the choices evailable fr installing ITS.4. Select program installation by pressing I ‘The INSTALL program will sk you where you want ITS tobe installed and will suggest a possible locaton 5. Press ENTer to select the suggested path or enter anew iectory path and then press ENTer. “The next series of questions help the INSTALL program setup TTS comecly. Once this information has been entered, a summary screen will be displayed with the option of proceeding ‘with installation or going back and making corrections. 6, Assuming the information displayed is comect press ¥ to ‘The INSTALL program wil nw copy al files to the specified diectory. As each file is coped is name will be displayed to indieate that copying is proceeding. Insert addtional disks a the ‘program asks for them, When the INSTALL program has finished copying files, a message willbe displayed indicating ‘hat instalation is complete. [NOTE: IFT is being copied into directory which already contains TT files, notification message wil appear requesting whether or not the user information shouldbe overwriten TTS maintains a list of valid sers and specific information about ‘each user including name, personal color choices, anda default, irectary path, I you choose to overwrite the user information, the INSTALL program will destroy the current use ist and all use information, Press ¥ to destroy the curent users or press N to retain the curent userlist. nether ease the installation process will ‘The ANSLSYS Device driver must be loaded for ITS o operate properly, This drivers specified inthe computers configuration file‘The command wll be similar to: Devies WNSISYS “The command can be added to the config sy ile using a text editor withthe following syntax: Device = Drive’ Path Ansi. SYS. “The Drives Path isthe drive and pathname to locate the ANSI SYS Ble 1S Components, “Main Menu Sereen ~ The Main Menu sereen (Figure 2-1) contains two horizontal header lines atthe top ofthe szeen, a ‘main window and two horizontal footer ines. The first header line has two fields. The lft eld pives a short description ofthe function curently highlighted by the cursor. The right field provides an abbreviated list ofthe Menu Path Header ines Vertical vatenw Pull-Down —> ‘Mens ull Down Menu Footer —* | irectory Path ‘Special Function Keys Lines — } Date Time ‘Status Indications Figure 2-1. Main Menu Screen‘The second header line sa horizontal menu (H-Menu) with selections that can be made wing the rghi/lef arrow and ENTer keys, Choices onthe H-Menu contain a highlighted leer, The functions may be executed by cursoring to the selection and pressing ENTer or by pressing the highlighted letter, In some ‘menus, the down arow may be used asthe ENTer key (Once a horizontal menu selection hasbeen made if atonal ‘option are available under that Menu selection, a Vertical Pll Down mena (Shaded Area of Figure 2-1) will appear. I there is no V-Menu associated wits the H-Menu selection, a dialog box related tothe H-Menu fnction will appear. In addition, when Some V-Mena choices ae selected, a completely new menu Scrven wil appeat. In this case, the program operation hasbeen ‘moved a level down inthe menu srutue. Refer to Chapter 3 fora complete TTS Menu Tree. V-Menu selections are made ina ‘manne similar tothe H-Menu, usin the UPIDOWN, ENTer and highlighted ler keys. IMPORTANT: Placing the cursor on a menuitem does not execute tat tem unt the BNTer key is pressed: sis he highligh leners causes the selected function tobe executed immediately “The lft field ofthe first footer line indicates which DOS rectory path is curently active. This path is used by TS for all ‘ata ile handling functions and canbe changed using functions under the Drive\dt menu or the directory function under the Main ITS Setup meno. The right field ofthe first footer line ‘ill display special function keys , such as F3 ~Clear. Special Function keys will only be displayed when they are active. Not all special function keys will be displayed. The leftfield ofthe Second footer line indicates the date and time, The right ild of the second footer line indicates the current starus of ITS,Key Stroke Funetions ~The following keys ae used to access and contro the ITS functions Back Space Del End Emer Escape Fi-Search FD-Reset F3-Clear Fe Switeh FS-Flt Wed Fo-FLO FP Monitor F9-Convert Fi0-Help ‘The Backspace key deletes the character to the left of the cursor and shifts fextt the let. Deletes the character under the cursor Moves the cursor beyond the last character of text when editing text strings or maves to the last item in a table when editing table data, Press the ENTer key to execute the function indicated bythe cursor. Press the ESCape key to return tothe ‘previous level exit function or cause a ata entry tobe ignore. Searches fora text match to text entered by Initiates a Drive Rest in some Drives. Initiates a Clear Faults in some Drives Initiates a Switch between types of data displayed onthe screen Displays the curent status ofa bit coded word tht represents dive faults. Pressing his key will ring up the fault ‘Queue display without leaving the sereen ‘you currently have open, Displays alist of parameters that ae updated continuously ‘A tool for converting numbers between binary, hex, decimal or signed integer Displays the context sensitive help messages.Home Ins Left Right Up/Down Page Down Page Up Space Bar Teb ‘Moves the cursor othe fist character of text, when editing ext strings, or moves tothe first item ina table when editing table data ‘Toggles berseen INSERT mode and OVERWRITE mode. Insert mode causes characters tobe entered atthe cursor position and text to be shifted right. (Oversrite mode causes new characters to ‘overwrite the existing character at the ‘cursor, No text is shifted in the Oversrite mode. Inset mode isthe startup default “The major menu selections are made using the Arrow (Cursor) keys to move the highlighted cursor to the desired men function. The Cursor keys move the cursor ‘one positon at atime, Used for negative (no) responses to dialog aqvestons (Causes table data one page below the cutent cursor poston tobe displayed. Used only in table screens, ‘Causes table data one page above the curent ‘cursor postion o be displayed. Used ony in table screens Enables a seting in Setup dialog bores. “Moves the curso othe next word or tem in a dialogue box fr data entry, ‘Used for postive (yes) responses to dialog questionsrminology Administrator Cursor Data Table Dialog Box Directory Path Keyword Mena Menu Path Message Password User ‘The individual responsible for defining user acces rights and maintaining system performance, ‘The Cursor isa flashing underline or a ‘on-fashing rectangle displayed onthe sereen and sed as a means for indicating the point at which dats entry or eting will ‘occur. The underie is used forex editing, and the rectangle is used for menu option selection and movement within a table, Drive elated information curently stored in TTS active memory. ‘An ational box that appears onthe screen Itnormaly contains a message that requires response by the user. Path used by DOS t locate files. ‘A code of up to 16 alpha-numeric characters ‘hat allows access ITS Administrator level options List of selections displayed onthe terminal Listing ofthe menu choices used to reach the current ment sereen. The menu path s displayed ina format similar tothe DOS Aicectory pth ‘The information contained in a Dialog Box. code of up to 16 alpha-numeric characters entered to gain acces 10 various levels of the Drive sind the ITS program, ‘The individual using ITS to monitor or troubleshoot a Dive or system,unning Inial Steps — Once TTS has ben installed, use the following steps to begin running it 1. Make sure you ae inthe directory that contains a fecal TTSEXE 2. Enter ITS and press ENTer ‘The first sereen to appear will be similar tothe one shown in Figure 2-2. Upon inal entry into FT, this display wil be black and white. If you have a color monitor and wish to change to ‘olor display t wll be necessary to select the DEFAULT ‘COLORS choice from the SETUP/COLORS men ‘Welcome To The Allen Bradley Inteligent Terminal System Version: 2.1 (¢. Feb. 1, 1983) Enter your Name: Press ESCape to return to DOS Copyright (C) January 1991 Allen-Bradley Drives Systems Division. Mequon, Wl. All Rights Reserved ‘Original Program By: Allen-Bradley MCD Tis poate propery ot Alera Bn Ste Dion ‘e suhorized Company ffl This isan unpublished wor subject fo ‘ace Sere an Copyright protection Figure 2-2. Initial TS Seren ‘When you is receive ITS, the default username is ADMIN. ‘You must enter ADMIN to gun intial access to TTS. The password associated with ADMIN upon inital distribution of TTS is PASSaseword Entry ~ Accesso ITS features is controlled to prevent unauthorized modifications to Drive parameters and fetup information, The Password Menu is avilable under the PASSWORD option inthe Main Menu (Figure 2-8). Each user Of TTS is assigned a username, confidential password, and Program acess. The program acces level is determined by @ person or persons wo are appointed as ITS administrators. A Aescription ofthe various access levels is provided below. 1. No Access ~ Persons who have not been assigned tasemame cannot use ITS. ITS will prompt for valid ‘sername before proceeding ast he login screen 2. Usemame entered, no password ~ If valid username is entered without a password the user Wil be able to monitor drive data, upload dive parameter information and use other TTS features, This user will ot be able to save information to disk, download toa drive, or modify parameter values. The next two program access levels are assigned to each valid ITS user by the ITS administrators), When te administrator ads a name tothe ITS user lisa program access level is, ‘signe 3, Limited Access ~ This level of acces is similar tothe “usemame entered, no password” level with the exception ‘hat parameters that are listed inthe Limited acces table can be modified. Parameters can beaded or removed from this table by users with Unlimited Access 4. Unlimited Access ~ Persons with Unlimited Access are allowed to use al TS commands wit the exception ofthe "Administatr level" commands. They also have full access ‘oa dive programming features and functions. 5. Administrator ~In order control TTS use, a program ‘adminisator i assigned whose username is ADMIN. The program administrator must enter the coect password nd Keyword in order to gain access tothe administration features. Also, the program administrator isthe ony person ‘who can change the Keyword. The program administator Can allow other valid [TS users to have acces 0 ‘administration features by informing them ofthe correct Keyword. However, th program administrator i the only petson who can change the Keyword,Enor the Password setup [asswotd Main FS Men Diagnosties _ 00S Losin Logout Change Keyword :\ TS\ DATA 716/90. 11:10:22 AM og Figure 2.0, Password Menu Sereen DisplayKeyword ~ When you have succesfully logged into ITS either using the inital entry sereen or the LOGIN function, the Keyword choice wil be added tothe Password fonction menu Successfully entering the Keyword will present you with addtional selections as shown in Figure 2-4. Note that the word [LOG changes to KEY on the sats line, The default keyword for TTS upon distibution is “KEY Enter the Paseword sin ITS Man Setup [RSSEWOREI Drive Osta Disgnostcs 00S Losin Logout ‘change Keyword ce: rre\ para 716/90 11522PM Fle: Param Key Figure 2-4. Keyword OptionChapter Users ~ When the User option under Password is selected, the Screen wil display a new menu Seren a shown in Figure 2 ‘The H-Menu choices inthis sereen are associated with editing the userlist and are intended fr use by the ITS administrator. ‘The cursor which appears in the user ist onthe main window indicates which users data wil be affected by the functions on the H-Menu ‘Ad pew uso tat usr lit Password Users rr DelUser Mody Password Print me vn Aca ‘urn tents ci rs\pata 7/6/90 21503 Key Figure 25. Users Option Menu {Up and Down arrows move the cursor inthe userlist, Right and Left arrows move the cursor on the H-Mens, ating Text Strings ~ There are several places in ITS where you may be required to editor enter a text string. When editing String, the cursor wil appear a a lashing underlie. New text entry wil always occur atthe point where the cursor is located ‘The cursor may be moved right or lft by using the Right Left aarow keys. Home and End will move the cutsor tothe beginning or end ofthe sting. The Insert key togzles the inservoverwrite mode. When in the overwrite mode te cursor appears as a Mashing block,Accessing Help ~ A genera description of the ITS program and its operation, fenctions and feature is avilable under the HELP ‘option ofthe Setup Menu. The description is contained in several separate screens, Figure 2-6 shows the fist ereen under the Help option. ‘General Desorption of TS Main 1S Menu Password Drive Data _Dlagnosties DOS. Pega aint severe torte secon Ame Scent nron ic Seater case c:\ TS\DATA 716190. 110322 AM tog Figure 26, On-Line General Description In addition othe general Help function, there is context sensitive Help function which available anywhere in the ‘rogram by pressing the FIO function key. Ife help message is valable forte current context, this wil appear as a help window onthe screen.‘Communications Setup ~ The Communications function under the Setup menu allows you to select the serial communications port you wish to use, and to select the correct Signal Converter Series that matches your unit. A dialog ‘window as shown in Figure 2-7 wil appear withthe available choices. The serial ports setup to default to Comm Port 1 (COM 1) on nial sarap, Computer speed selection isnot elated tothe serial baud rat ‘Tis selection is used forthe Sevies B converter, On most, installations the default NORMAL - will be corec. On newer faster computers however, the selection may'be changed 0 ~ FAST —forcorect computer to converter timing. Computers ‘that may require the FAST seting ae 486 ~ 66Mhz portables or new 90 Mhz pentium. This seting should only be changed if communications do not work using the NORMAL selection, ‘Comm Port Set Up: Converter Selection: Computer Speed pacom {series a Norma Pisome bel Seres Fast (eons ‘Use TAB hy to move cursor reas Space bar to enaie selection reas ENTer fo Accept ees ESCape to Ex tuncton: Figure 2-7. Communication Setup Options ‘To change settings use the TAB key to move the cursor, and the [SPACE BAR to enable the setting. Once ll seings have been selected, press the ENTer key to intalize the selected port with the indicated settings. The por stings ae used by ITS for all Drive communications functions during the curent session, and sxe retained when you ext IT. (Once you have selected the Comm Port you wish to use, ITS will, sutomatially intlize the por forthe proper party, stop bits and ther serial por settingsPrinter Initialization — When the Printer function under the Setup menu is selected, a dalog window as shown in Figure 2-8 vill appear. The Printer default sting upon initial entry into TTSis for the LPTI parallel por. To change a setting, use the TAB key to move the cursor, andthe SPACE BAR to enable the setting. Once all stings have been slectod, press the ENTer ‘ey to inlize the selected por withthe indicated settings. rine stings are retained when you exit ITS, itis not necessary 1 reset the printer options each time you access ‘Setup Printer Main TS Menu [Sap __Pesewors Drive Data Diagnostics 008 Help Colors : Printer Port Set Up: Paral Port Communicstors| og pry Directory Pitere status titers Ets {Use TAB ky 10 move cursor Prose Space berto enable selection Press ENTer to Press ESCape to Ent function: (c:\ TS\DATA 2/11/00 15:22PM Fle: Param Key Figure 2-8. Printer Setup (Parallel Port)Basic Operations Working With ITS ‘Menu/Command Selections ~ Each command in ITS ean be executed in one of two ways ‘The first method isto se the cursor keys (UP, DOWN and LEFT, RIGHT) wo position the cursor onthe desired selection and then press ENTer to execute the command. ‘The second method isto press the key corresponding tothe highlighted leterof the desired command, This wil move the cursor to the desired selection and execute it ‘immediately. For example, in the fllowing screen if you ‘wished to inate a Feld Flux Test, pressing the #6 would Initiate the rest immediatly Selet Auto Tune Function i) Serent Loop Test 2} Curent Loop Tune 83 Veloety Motor Te ‘Velocity System Test 5) Vaocty Loop Tune 6) Hela Flax Toot 7) Tone a Press ENTor to exeout function: Press ESCape to Exit uncon: Figure 3-1. Direct Command Selection Function Key Assignments ~ To simplty program operation, several funtion keys have specific assignments they perform, Not that inthe following lst Kes F2,F3,F5, F6& FT are only active when ITS is On-Line with a drive FL~Search: Searches parameter or configuration table for ‘he data specitied bythe user. F2 ~Drive Reset: Rests the Drive. The dive must be on-ine to use this feature.— F3~ Clear Faults: Clears drive fault condition. The drive ‘mst be on-line to use this featare [F4~Switeh: When working with a parameterlconfiguration table ora ten file, the F key can be used to switch Between tables For example, if you ae editing a 1395 parameter table land wish to see the drive's configuration table simply pres the 4 key. Pressing it again will um yout the parameter tale ‘PS —Fault Word window: Pressing this key will bring up the fault word display without having to lave the screen that you are on, This key is active only when te ITS i on-line witha drive F6— Fault Queue window: Pressing tis key wll display the fault Queue buffer) without having 1 leave the screen you are fon, This key is active only when FT is on-line with a drive F7~Table Monitor window: Pressing this key wil display the ‘monitor screen. This Ke i active only when the ITS is on-line swith a Deve 179 Namiber Conversion Function: Used to convert a number ‘between Binary, HEX, Decimal, Signed F10~ Context Sensitive Help: Pressing F10 will give you ‘content sensitive help about the highlighted command, parameter, or displayed eor messageUsing 3 oe ‘Main Menu Selections: The Main Mens Horizontal header line provides you with 5 verical menus and their respective options (Fig, 3-2). You have already used the Mein Menu in Chapter 2 {0 st your password and initialize the printer. The remaining ‘menu options ae shown in the following diagram, ain ITS en Setup Password DveData Diagnostics DOS Help ‘Losin it Monitor |] ust Owe Format Logout | | On-tine | | Fauttinto | | take ov Colore change | | eepaow | | Auto Tune | | Remove oir Semmunications || Keyword Trending. | | Copy Fie Printer Users Delete Fe Directory Rename File Statue Copy Ter Batits Move Te OS shel! Figure 3-2. Main Menu StructureUsing Horizontal Menus: If you wish o eit Drive Data for ‘example, pace the cursor onthe DRIVE DATA EDIT option in the vertical menu in Figure 3-2 and press the ENTer key. The Edit menv shown in Figure 3-3 will now appear with three new horizontal mens choices, Main TS en Figure 3-3. Edit File Options Using Vertical Menus: Ifyou now wish to copy all files associated witha Drive toa set of files with a new name, select the COPY DATA FILES option under the verical pulldown FILE Menu (Fig. 34) and press ENTer._ITS will now lead you through the steps need to copy a data fle Main TS Menu Fie Retrieve rom Disk Seve to ok Upload rom Drive Dowioad to Brive Delete Oats Fl Print rive Oa CAITSY SiresExting Functions Printing Escape Key: In most cases, pressing the ESCape key will exit the Vertical or Horizontal function level you ae currently at, and ‘etur you tothe next higher lve in the menu. It will equie using the Escape key several times to recur tothe Main Menu if you are several layers deep inthe ITS program, Exiting DOS Shell: When using the DOS Shel opsion under the DOS menu itis necessary to retur to ITS from the operating system befoe attempting to exit the DOS menu. To tum to ITS type EXIT at the DOS prompt and then press ENTer. Setup\Exit ITS: The Setup menu offers an option that allows you to ext ITS tothe DOS operating system. To exit the DOS ‘system and return to ITS itis necessary to use the ESCape key. Initiating Printing To print ITS files, it is necessary to access the PRINT DRIVE DATA option under the Drive Data\EditFile ‘menu, The PRINT DRIVE DATA option Fig. 3-5) allows you to send data toa printer attached to your PC, oo an ASCII fie Upon entry tothe PRINT DRIVE DATA function, the Pinter ‘willbe specified asthe ourpa device. The port used forthe ‘printer is determined by the port seting you entered previously in the Printer function under the SetUp choice ofthe Main ITS 1 tmmeine X1 Poged IK) Pam Uy Butwred (1 Contmuous [} Cont 1 bom Press ESCape to Ext function: Figure 3-5. Print Option Seren ‘The data shown under Set in the prot dialog box allows you to change the datapath andthe format ofthe output. The cusor assppears 8s a flashing underine which may be moved from function to function using the TAB key. To change the SetUp data: “Move the cursor othe desired option, and press the SPACE ‘BAR. An "X" will appear on the enabled function. The functions sre listed below: + Printer ile Send an ouput to either the printer port or ara file + Immediate’Buffered - These only apply when sending ‘output tothe printer. IMMEDIATE will cause ITS to be erupted fo as long asi takes to output all data to the specified peinter port. BUFFERED causes the data tobe sent to a temporary print file which is then loaded into the print queue ‘+ Paged/Continuous ~The Paged output wll cause a header and footer to appear foreach 66 line page of output ‘CONTINUOUS puts a header tthe beginning and then ‘prints the entre data ins continvous format ignoring page breaks ‘+ Parm/ConffBoth - Allows you to select between the parameter, configuration, or both data types for printing ‘When printing toa ile, the sreen wll appear as in Figure 36. Print dao: TEST cnc setup: Ty Pemer mediate 9) Page) Perm 0 Fe 1 Buteres —[] Contmuous [1 Cont U1 80m Press ESCape to etumto Edt Menu Figure 3-6. Print Function EnabledAL this point, enter the fle name and diectory path. You do not have o print tothe same file name as used fr Save and Retrieve. However, ITS wil initially default the filename hich was used forthe most recent Save or Retrieve operation. Once printed files wil appear withthe following extensions in the specified directory + fileName. PPN ~ Parameter Table + fileName. CPN — Configuration Table Canceling Printing ~ Once printing has begun, the print fanction can be canceled by pressing ENTer. If canceled, “Pritout Canceled” wil appear a the bottom of the printout at the point where the cancel request was made uThis Page Intentionally BlankThis Page Intentionally Blank‘This Page Intentionally Blank‘This Page Intentionally lankThis Page Intentionally Blankey Rast atten Das, tb ting eres poe Posy ay ota yy a pon ae ‘ip taser pcs ws Te ve epson rn (os ds pn ian an bP Wotonie represen i ha oi ng a get 4a Cone Cafe Coe OpuC s Siler teases tremens Oe iar gg aaa ar ‘Sia Sfrcoa nestor re" Per Pa Po ris ea eRe StS Soporte Be her See eae ‘naan na’ oop eaae epyehaaa ney St ei She Mee SOUSA We) 4 Fa