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Chapter 15: Using Macros: 35 topics
  1. 15.1Types of Macros
  2. Working with Macros
  3. 15.2.1Creating Macros
  4. 15.2.2Opening and Closing Macros
  5. 15.2.3Naming and Finding a Macro
  6. 15.2.4Deleting a macro
  7. 15.2.5Saving and Exporting Macros
  8. 15.2.6Macro Settings in the Dialog
  9. 15.3Writing Native Scripts
  10. 15.3.1Native Script Editor Window
  11. 15.3.2Native Script Command Properties Tool Window
  12. Native Script Commands and Examples
  13. 15.4.1Native Script Notations and Terminology
  14. 15.4.2Data Transfer
  15. 15.4.3Arithmetic Operation
  16. 15.4.4Logical Operation
  17. 15.4.5Calculation
  18. 15.4.6Data Conversion
  19. 15.4.7Conditional Operation
  20. 15.4.8Program Control
  21. 15.4.9Timer Operation
  22. 15.4.10Keypad Operation
  23. 15.4.11Recipe Operation
  24. 15.4.12Data Logger Operation
  25. 15.4.13Communication Operation
  26. 15.4.14System Service
  27. 15.4.14.1Calculating Relative Humidity
  28. 15.4.15Screen Operation
  29. 15.4.16File Operation
  30. 15.4.17Comparison
  31. 15.4.18Print Operation
  32. 15.4.19Sound Operation
  33. 15.4.20String Operation
  34. 15.4.21Math Operation
  35. 15.4.22Run Operation
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Section 15.4.12 · Chapter 15: Using Macros

Data Logger Operation

■ SAVE2LB

Format SAVE2LB(P1, P2, P3) Data Type U
Function Saves the data of size P3 in the memory block P2 to the data logger P1.
P1 (I/C) The ID of the data logger. There are 16 data loggers at most and the IDs are 0 to 15.
P2 (I) The internal memory block that saves the converted sample data.
P3 (I/C) The size of the data to be logged.
Example 1 $U103 = 200 /* Set the size of the logged data to 200. */
SAVE2LB(3, $U100, $U103) /* Save 200 words from $U100 to data logger 3 */

■ CLR_LB

Format CLR_LB(P1 ) Data Type U
Function Clears the logging buffer of the data logger P1.
P1 (I/C) The ID of the data logger. There are 16 data loggers at most and the IDs are 0 to 15.
Example 1 CLR_LB(1) /* Clear the logged buffer of data logger 1 */

■ REF_H_OBJ

Format REF_H_OBJ(P1,P2 ) Data Type U
Function Redraws the historic objects' display that are associated with the data logger P1 with the reason P2.
P1 (I/C) The ID of the data logger. There are 16 data loggers at most and the IDs are 0 to 15.
P2 (I/C) The reason.
Value Description
0 After the data of the specified data logger is changing.
1 If the data for the historic objects' is from the specified data logger.
2 If the data for the historic objects' is from the specified file buffer.
Example 1 $U100 = 1 /* Set the data logger ID to 1*/
REF_H_OBJ($U100, 0) /* When the data of data logger 1 is changed, redraw all the historic objects' display that associated with data logger 1 */

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Source.Section 15.4.12 of the PM Designer Software User Manual, Edition 2.0, © Cermate Technologies Inc. (www.cermate.com, service@cermate.com). Reproduced online, with the manual's own figures, by TSL Automation Solutions, authorised Cermate distributor, for users of Cermate HMI panels. PM Designer and PanelMaster are trademarks of Cermate Technologies Inc.

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