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273 1010 COMMON RACK0_EN% \! AB RIO REG COMMON RACK1_EN% \! AB RIO REG COMMON SCANNER_CONTROL% \! AB RIO REG COMMON \! AB RIO REG 768, BIT COMMON SCANNER_START@ \! AB RIO REG 768, BIT COMMON RIO_RATE% \! AB RIO REG COMMON RIO_STATUS \! AB RIO REG RIO_RATE% = 2 \! 230 KBaud 8020 RACK0_EN% = 1 \! Enable Rack RACK1_EN% = 1 \! Enable Rack SCANNER_CONTROL% = 3 \! Sets scanner into RUN mode and starts the scanner END

274 1 first_scan EN MOVE Out=In ENO 2 In RIO_RATE Out EN MOVE Out=In ENO 1 In RACK0_RN Out EN MOVE Out=In ENO 1 In RACK1_EN Out 2 second_scan SCANNER_START (s) SCANNER_RUN (s)

275 1070 COMMON \! AB RIO REG 832, BIT COMMON BT1_XFR_ERR@ \! AB RIO REG 832, BIT COMMON BT1_XFR_COMP@ \! AB RIO REG 832, BIT COMMON BT1_DEST% \! AB RIO REG COMMON BT1_LENGTH% \! AB RIO REG COMMON BT1_UPDATE% \! AB RIO REG COMMON BT1_DATA_OUT% \! AB RIO REG ! Set up block transfer 1, write to Rack 7, Slot 0, Grp 3 \& Reg 833 \& Bit \& 0 x x x x x x = 607 Hex \& for a block transfer read bit 15 is set to a 1 = 8607 Hex \& 8060 BT1_DEST% = BT1_UPDATE% = 0 \! Hand-shaked block transfer 8071 BT1_LENGTH = ! BT1_DATA_OUT% = 0 \! Zero output BT1_XFR_INITIATE@ = IF BT1_XFR_ERR@ OR BT1_XFR_COMP@ THEN GOTO ELSE DELAY 1 TICKS \ GOTO END_IF 10040! IF BT1_XFR_ERR@ THEN (Handle Block Transfer Error) END

276 1 EN MOVE Out=In ENO EN MOVE Out=In ENO EN MOVE Out=In ENO 1543 In BT1_DEST 0 Out In BT1_UPDATE 1 Out In BT1_LENGTH Out 2 TON BT1_XFR_COMP BT1_XFR_ERR Time Base= 0.01 sec EN ENO BT1_XFR_INITIATE time Name/Elapsed Q ( ) 20 TPreset T 3 BT1_XFR_COMP bt_error (JMP) 4 bt_error LBL error_routine ( )

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