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# Protocol File
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# Protocol file for Lakeshore 336
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# Diamond Light Source, June 2010
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#
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# Oak Ridge National Lab, UT-Battelle, 2013-2015.
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# Add more commands.
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#
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##################################################
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# check check Lakeshore 331
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##################################################
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# General Settings
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##################################################
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Terminator = "\r\n";
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ReplyTimeout = 1000;
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###################################################
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# Get functions
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###################################################
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# /// Read the device ID
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getID {
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out "*IDN?";
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in "LSCI,%s";
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}
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# /// Read the model number
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getMODEL {
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in "LSCI,%8c,%*15c,%*s";
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}
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# /// Read the serial number
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getSERIAL {
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in "LSCI,%*8c,%15c,%*s";
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}
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# /// Read the device firmware number
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getFIRMWARE {
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in "LSCI,%*8c,%*15c,%s";
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}
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# /// Read the heater status for output 1 or 2
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getHTR {
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out "HTR? \$1";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the analog output for output 3 or 4
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getAOUT {
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out "AOUT? \$1";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the setpoint for outputs 1-4
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getSETP {
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out "SETP? \$1";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the temperature in kelvin for inputs 1-4
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getKRDG {
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out "KRDG? \$1";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the voltage input for inputs 1-4
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getSRDG {
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out "SRDG? \$1";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the range parameter (power range) for outputs 1-4
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getRANGE {
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out "RANGE? \$1";
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in "%d";
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}
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# /// Read the ramp value and status for outputs 1-4
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# /// The first parameter is the output number.
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# /// The second parameter is the ramp status record.
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getRAMP {
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out "RAMP? \$1";
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in "%(\$2)d,%f";
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}
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# /// Read the ramp status for outputs 1-4
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getRAMPSTATUS {
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out "RAMP? \$1";
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in "%d,%*f";
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}
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# /// Read the manual output value for outputs 1-4
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getMOUT {
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out "MOUT? \$1";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the PID params into 3 records using one write/read.
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# /// The first argument is the output number. The second and third are
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# /// the I and D records.
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getPID {
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out "PID? \$1";
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in "%f,%(\$2:\$3)f,%(\$2:\$4)f";
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}
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# /// Combine getOUTMODEMODE, getOUTMODEINPUT and getOUTMODEPE into one function.
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# /// The first argument is the output number.
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# /// The second argument is the PV prefix.
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# /// The third argument is the output mode intput record (suffix only).
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# /// The fourth argument is the output mode powerup enable record (suffix only).
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getOM {
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out "OUTMODE? \$1";
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in "%d,%(\$2:\$3)d,%(\$2:\$4)d";
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}
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# /// Read the output mode mode status for outputs 1-4
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# /// 0=Off
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# /// 1=Closed Loop PID
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# /// 2=Zone
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# /// 3=Open Loop
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# /// 4=Monitor Out
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# /// 5=Warm Up Supply
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getOUTMODEMODE {
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out "OUTMODE? \$1";
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in "%d,%*d,%*d";
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}
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# /// Read the output mode input for outputs 1-4
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# /// 0=None
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# /// 1=A
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# /// 2=B
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# /// 3=C
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# /// 4=D
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getOUTMODEINPUT {
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out "OUTMODE? \$1";
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in "%*d,%d,%*d";
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}
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# /// Read the output mode power up enable for outputs 1-4
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# /// 0=Off
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# /// 1=On
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getOUTMODEPE {
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out "OUTMODE? \$1";
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in "%*d,%*d,%d";
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}
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# /// Read the tuning status
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getTUNEST {
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out "TUNEST?";
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in "%s";
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}
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# /// Read the tuning status success param
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getTUNESTSUCCESS {
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out "TUNEST?";
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in "%*d,%*d,%d,%*d";
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}
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# /// Read the ZONE parameters (this is read into a waveform)
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getZONE {
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out "ZONE? \$1,\$2";
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separator=",";
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in "%f";
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}
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# /// Read the input sensor name
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getINNAME {
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out "INNAME? \$1";
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in "%#s";
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}
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# /// Read the alarm status
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# /// The first param is the input number, the second is the alarm low record.
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getALARMST {
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out "ALARMST? \$1";
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in "%d,%(\$2)d"
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}
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# /// Read the alarm params. I put the ends of the PV names here
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# /// to make the initial record INP link short.
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getALARM {
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out "ALARM? \$1";
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in "%(\$2.A)d,%(\$2.B)f,%(\$2.C)f,%(\$2.D)f,%(\$2.E)d,%(\$2.F)d,%(\$2.G)d"
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}
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# /// Read the input reading status
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getRDGST {
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out "RDGST? \$1";
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in "%d"
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}
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# /// Read the heater status for outputs 1 or 2
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getHTRST {
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out "HTRST? \$1";
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in "%d"
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}
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# /// Read the input curve number
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getINCRV {
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out "INCRV? \$1";
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in "%d"
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}
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# /// Read the input curve header.
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# /// The first argument is the curve number record (also prefix for other record names).
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# /// The second argument is the curve name record (suffix only).
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# /// The third argument is the curve serial number record (suffix only).
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# /// The fourth argument is the curve data format record (suffix only).
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# /// The fifth argument is the curve temperature limit record (suffix only).
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# /// The sixth argument is the curve temperature coefficient record (suffix only).
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getCRVHDR {
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out "CRVHDR? %(\$1:\$2)d";
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in "%(\$1:\$3.AA)15c,%(\$1:\$3.BB)10c,%(\$1:\$3.A)d,%(\$1:\$3.B)f,%(\$1:\$3.C)d"
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}
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# /// Read the input type params. I put the ends of the PV names here
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# /// to make the initial record INP link short.
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getINTYPE {
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out "INTYPE? \$1";
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in "%(\$2.A)d,%(\$2.B)d,%(\$2.C)d,%(\$2.D)d,%(\$2.E)d"
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}
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#######################################################
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# Set functions
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#######################################################
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# /// Set the setpoint for outputs 1-4
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setSETP {
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out "SETP \$1,%f";
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@init { getSETP; }
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}
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# /// Set the range parameter for outputs 1-4
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setRANGE {
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out "RANGE \$1,%d";
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@init { getRANGE; }
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}
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# /// Set the ramp parameter for loops 1-2
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#Need to pass in the PV name for the getRAMPSTATUS protocol.
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setRAMP {
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out "RAMP \$2,%(\$1.VAL)d,%f";
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@init { out "RAMP? \$2"; in "%*d,%f"; }
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}
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# /// Set the ramp status for loops 1-2
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#Need to pass in the PV name for the getRAMP protocol.
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setRAMPSTATUS {
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out "RAMP \$2,%d,%(\$1.VAL)f";
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@init { out "RAMP? \$2"; in "%d,%*f"; }
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}
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# /// Set the manual output value for outputs 1-4
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setMOUT {
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out "MOUT \$1,%f";
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@init { getMOUT; }
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}
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# /// Set the PID P parameter for outputs 1-4
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setP {
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out "PID \$1,%f,%(\$2:\$3)f,%(\$2:\$4)f";
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@init { out "PID? \$1"; in "%f,%*f,%*f"; }
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}
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# /// Set the PID I parameter for outputs 1-4
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setI {
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out "PID \$1,%(\$2:\$3)f,%f,%(\$2:\$4)f";
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@init { out "PID? \$1"; in "%*f,%f,%*f"; }
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}
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# /// Set the PID D parameter for outputs 1-4
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setD {
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out "PID \$1,%(\$2:\$3)f,%(\$2:\$4)f,%f";
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@init { out "PID? \$1"; in "%*f,%*f,%f"; }
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}
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# /// Set the output mode [loop],[mode],[input],[power up enable]
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setOM {
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out "OUTMODE \$1,%d,%(\$2:\$3)d,%(\$2:\$4)d";
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@init { out "OUTMODE? \$1"; in "%d,%*d,%*d";}
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}
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# /// Set the output mode input [loop],[mode],[input],[power up enable]
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setOMI {
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out "OUTMODE \$1,%(\$2:\$3)d,%d,%(\$2:\$4)d";
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@init { out "OUTMODE? \$1"; in "%*d,%d,%*d";}
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}
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# /// Set the output mode power up enable [loop],[mode],[input],[power up enable]
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setOMP {
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out "OUTMODE \$1,%(\$2:\$3)d,%(\$2:\$4)d,%d";
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@init { out "OUTMODE? \$1"; in "%*d,%*d,%d";}
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}
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# /// Start the auto tune process.
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setATUNE {
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out "ATUNE \$1,%(\$2.VAL)d";
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}
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# /// Set the ZONE parameters
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setZONE {
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out "ZONE \$1,\$2,%(A)f,%(B)f,%(C)f,%(D)f,%(E)f,%(F)d,%(G)d,%(H)f";
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}
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# /// Set the input sensor name
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setINNAME {
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out "INNAME \$1,\"%s\"";
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@init { getINNAME; }
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}
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