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SECTION 4. EXTERNAL STORAGE PERIPHERALS DATA POINT ID oUIPUT ARRAY tD (PRG. EL + LoC. N0. 0F OJIPUT tlAc S'|A8LE INST.) 2 SPACES YEAR - Nll{E f-' LO RES DATA Il- HI RES DAIA t-1 SPACE I I I | | ;- LOw RES ZER0 rilREsnRo REIURN' UNE FEED ]_] I -I-I-"IAGE 01+0101. 02+00il. 0J+2203. 04+0.000 05-0.100 06+2.0410 07+0.000 09-0.001 t0+.00001 1l+6999. 12+99999. --tftl--T- -T- TT I || | Lto*t'o. REIURN, uNE FEED | I | -[{AX Hr RES DATA | |t- MAX Lo RES DATA |L- MIN HI RES DATA I_ |'iII'I LO RES DATA FIGURE 4.4-1. Example of CRl0 Printable ASCII Output Format 4.4.2 COMMA DELINEATED ASCII Comma Delineated ASCII strips all lDs, leading zeros, unnecessary decimal points and trailing zeros, and plus signs. Data points are separated by commas. Arrays are separated by Carriage Return Line Feed. Comma Delineated ASCII requires approximately 6 bytes per data point. Example: 1,234,1 1 45,23.65,- 1 2.26,625.9 1,234,1 200,24. 1,-1 0.98,650.3 4.5 STORAGE MODULE (SM192I716) The Storage Module stores data in battery backed RAM. Backup is provided by an internal lithium battery. Operating power is supplied by the CR10 over pin 1 of the 9-pin connector. When power is applied to the Storage Module, a File Mark is placed in the data (if a File Mark is not the last data point already in storage). The File Mark separates data. For example, if you retrieve data from one CR10, disconnect the Storage Module and connect it to a second CR10, a File Mark is automatically placed in the data. This markfollows the data from the first CR10 but precedes the data f rom the second. The SM192 has 192K bytes of RAM storage; SM716 has 716K bytes. Both can be as either ring or fill and stop memory. 4.5.1 STORAGE MODULE ADDRESSING The capability of assigning different addresses Storage Modules allows 1) multiple (up to 8) Modules to be connected to the CR10 during output (lnstruction 96), 2) different data to be to ditterent Modules, and 3) transfer of data Module that is left with the CR10 to a Module hand carried to the site for data transfer ("9 Storage Modules are assigned addresses (1-8) through the *9 Mode or through T (SM192/SM716 Manual). 1 is the default when the Storage Module is reset, and unless using one of the features which require different addresses you need not assign any other Address'1 is also a universal address when sending data or with Instruction 9c6o,m*m8,aonrd*s9t.oWahsetnoraagdedrmesosdu1 le is entered in the "9 Mode (default) or in the device code (71, Table 4.2-1) for Instruction 96 or the *8 Mode, The CR10 searches for the Storage Module with the lowest address that is not full (fill and stop configuration only) and addresses it. In other words, if a single Storage 4-6 i

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SECTION
4.
EXTERNAL STORAGE
PERIPHERALS
DATA POINT
ID
oUIPUT
ARRAY
tD
(PRG.
EL
+
LoC.
N0. 0F
OJIPUT
tlAc
S'|A8LE
INST.)
f-'
04+0.000
05-0.100
06+2.0410 07+0.000
12+99999.
YEAR
-
Nll{E
LO RES
DATA
l-
HI
RES
DAIA
I
t-1
SPACE
| |
;-
LOw RES
ZER0
I I I
rilREsnRo
]_]
I
-I-I-"IAGE
REIURN'
01+0101.
02+00il.
0J+2203.
09-0.001
t0+.00001 1l+6999.
2
SPACES
--f
--T-
-T-
TT
ttl
I
|
|
|
Lto*t'o.
REIURN,
uNE
FEED
|
|
|
-[{AX
Hr
RES
DATA
|
|
t-
MAX
Lo
RES
DATA
I
L-
MIN
HI
RES
DATA
I_
|'iII'I LO
RES
DATA
FIGURE
4.4-1.
Example
of
CRl0
Printable
ASCII
Output
Format
4.4.2
COMMA
DELINEATED
ASCII
Comma Delineated ASCII strips
all
lDs, leading
zeros, unnecessary decimal points and
trailing
zeros, and plus
signs.
Data points are separated
by
commas. Arrays
are separated by Carriage
Return Line
Feed.
Comma Delineated ASCII
requires approximately 6 bytes per data point.
Example:
1,234,1
1
45,23.65,-
1
2.26,625.9
1,234,1 200,24.
1,-1
0.98,650.3
4.5
STORAGE MODULE
(SM192I716)
The Storage Module stores
data
in battery
backed
RAM.
Backup is provided by
an
internal
lithium
battery.
Operating power is supplied by
the CR10 over
pin
1
of
the
9-pin connector.
When power
is
applied to
the
Storage Module,
a
File Mark is placed
in
the
data
(if
a
File Mark
is
not
the
last data point already
in
storage).
The
File Mark separates
data.
For
example,
if
you
retrieve data
from
one CR10, disconnect
the Storage Module and
connect
it
to
a
second
CR10,
a
File Mark
is
automatically placed
in
the
data.
This markfollows
the data from the
first
CR10 but precedes the data
f
rom
the
second.
The SM192
has
192K bytes
of
RAM storage;
SM716 has 716K
bytes.
Both
can
be
as
either
ring or
fill
and
stop
memory.
4.5.1
STORAGE
MODULE ADDRESSING
The capability of assigning different addresses
Storage Modules
allows
1) multiple
(up
to
8)
Modules
to
be
connected to the CR10 during
output
(lnstruction
96), 2) different data
to
be
to ditterent Modules, and 3)
transfer
of data
Module
that
is left with the CR10 to
a
Module
hand carried to the site for data
transfer
("9
Storage Modules are assigned
addresses
(1-8)
through
the
*9
Mode or through T
(SM192/SM716
Manual).
1 is
the default
when the Storage Module
is
reset, and unless
using one
of
the features
which
require different
addresses
you
need not assign any
other
Address'1
is
also
a
universal address when
sending data or commands to a storage module
with
Instruction 96,
*8,
or
*9.
When
address
1
is
entered
in
the "9
Mode (default)
or
in
the
device
code
(71, Table 4.2-1)
for
Instruction
96
or
the
*8
Mode, The CR10 searches for
the
Storage Module with
the
lowest address that
is
not
full
(fill and stop configuration only) and
addresses
it.
In
other
words,
if
a
single Storage
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FEED
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