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The following FCI commands are found in this chapter:
Command |
Description |
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Get/Set Flash override frequency |
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Get/Set Flash override power. |
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Get/Set Flash override speed. |
Table 40: Overview Commands Override Parameters
All override parameters are defined in percent. By default the override parameter is 100 % which means the corresponding internal parameter is taken as it is defined inside the job file. Giving a value of 200 increases the corresponding internal value by the factor of 2.
Get/Set override frequency |
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Description |
Get or set the override frequency. This value is given in % acting on the original frequency. |
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<Override> [optional] |
Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the override frequency. |
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Override [1; 500] |
Set the override frequency. Parameter1 is given in % of the original frequency. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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JSF 0x2 |
0: |
Override parameters can be saved within a job using the command JS. |
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OF 50 |
0: |
Set pen frequency to 50%. |
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JS |
0: |
Save this override frequency in the job. |
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OF |
0: 50 |
Get override frequency. |
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JSF 0x0 |
0: |
Override parameters are not saved and not loaded from the job. |
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OF |
0: 100 |
Get the override frequency which is globally saved on the card, not the one stored in the job selected. |
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Notes |
•All override parameters are defined in percent. •By default the override parameter is 100 % which means the corresponding internal parameter is taken as it is defined inside the job file. •Giving a value of 200 increases the corresponding internal value by the factor of 2. •Using trigger mode (JobIOSelectionMode as well), multiple copies of the job are taken into the USC buffer. •The Flash override parameters only affect Flash jobs. For SAMLight jobs, the SAMLight override parameter have to be changed either in SAMLight or via CCI. |
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Save |
•Flash override parameters are only temporarily active. When you re-power the USC-Card, all flash override parameter values are restored to 100 %. •SAMLight override parameters are saved in the flash job file (*unf). When you re-power the USC-Card, the jobs are not changed. •To save or load the override frequency in a job, activate JSF 0x2 and use JS. |
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Restriction |
None |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •8: Parameter out of range •17: Wrong parameter type |
Table 41: OF
Get/Set override power |
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Description |
Get or set the override power. This value is given in % acting on the original frequency. |
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<Override> [optional] |
Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the override power. |
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Override [1; 500] |
Set the override power. Parameter1 is given in % of the original power. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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JSF 0x2 |
0: |
Override parameters can be saved within a job using the command JS. |
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OF 50 |
0: |
Set power to 50%. |
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JS |
0: |
Save this override power in the job. |
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OF |
0: 50 |
Get override power. |
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JSF 0x0 |
0: |
Override parameters are not saved and not loaded from the job. |
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OF |
0: 100 |
Get the override power which is globally saved on the card, not the one stored in the job selected. |
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Notes |
•All override parameters are defined in percent. •By default the override parameter is 100 % which means the corresponding internal parameter is taken as it is defined inside the job file. •Giving a value of 200 increases the corresponding internal value by the factor of 2. •Using trigger mode (JobIOSelectionMode as well), multiple copies of the job are taken into the USC buffer. •The Flash override parameters only affect Flash jobs. For SAMLight jobs, the SAMLight override parameter have to be changed either in SAMLight or via CCI. |
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Save |
•Flash override parameters are only temporarily active. When you re-power the USC-Card, all flash override parameter values are restored to 100 %. •SAMLight override parameters are saved in the flash job file (*unf). When you re-power the USC-Card, the jobs are not changed. •To save or load the override power in a job, activate JSF 0x2 and use JS. |
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Restriction |
None |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •8: Parameter out of range •17: Wrong parameter type |
Table 42: OP
Get/Set override speed |
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Description |
Get or set the override speed. This value is given in % acting on the original speed. |
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<Override> [optional] |
Value: <int> |
Function |
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empty |
Get the override speed. |
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Override [1; 500] |
Set the override speed. Parameter 1 is given in % of the original speed. |
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Example |
Command |
Return |
Note |
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JSF 0x2 |
0: |
Override parameters can be saved within a job using the command JS. |
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OS 50 |
0: |
Set marking speed to 50%. |
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JS |
0: |
Save this override speed in the job. |
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OS |
0: 50 |
Get override speed. |
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JSF 0x0 |
0: |
Override parameters are not saved and not loaded from the job. |
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OS |
0: 100 |
Get the override speed which is globally saved on the card, not the one stored in the job selected. |
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Notes |
•All override parameters are defined in percent. •By default the override parameter is 100 % which means the corresponding internal parameter is taken as it is defined inside the job file. •Giving a value of 200 increases the corresponding internal value by the factor of 2. •Using trigger mode (JobIOSelectionMode as well), multiple copies of the job are taken into the USC buffer. •The Flash override parameters only affect Flash jobs. For SAMLight jobs, the SAMLight override parameter have to be changed either in SAMLight or via CCI. |
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Save |
•Flash override parameters are only temporarily active. When you re-power the USC-Card, all flash override parameter values are restored to 100 %. •SAMLight override parameters are saved in the flash job file (*unf). When you re-power the USC-Card, the jobs are not changed. •To save or load the override speed in a job, activate JSF 0x2 and use JS. |
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Restriction |
None |
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Errors |
•1: Too many parameters •8: Parameter out of range •17: Wrong parameter type |
Table 43: OS