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ZENO

-3200 USER MANUAL

Coastal Environmental Systems (206) 682-6048

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DATA OUTPUT MENU

(Cn/m) Change Item n To Value m (Jn) Jump To Record n

(A) Insert After This Record (N) Go To Next Record

(B) Insert Before This Record (P) Go To Previous Record

(X) Cut Record to Clipboard (XA) Delete ALL Records

(V) Paste Record From Clipboard (H) Help

(Sn/m) Search Item n for Value m

Data Items for Record 1 of 1:

Item 1: Field Type Code 6 : Literal String Field

Item 2: Output Message(s) 1

Item 3: Field Name

The ZENO

-3200 supports up to four different Data Output Messages and

each one is defined in the Data Output Menu.

Line Item #2 allows you to specify which Data Output Message (numbered 1 through 4) that you want

this particular data field to be part of, including whether it is to be used in multiple Data Output

Messages.

In our example configuration, we are only using one Data Output Message (the first one), so

the value of line item #2 does not need to be changed in any way.

Line item #3, the Field Name, is where you will specify what characters you want the ZENO

-3200 to

print for the Literal String Field. In order to enter "non-printable characters" (any non-alphanumeric or

non-punctuation character), ZENOSOFT

allows you to specify the ASCII

code of each non-printable

character. By using the ASCII table contained in Appendix A, the ASCII code for a carriage return is 13,

or D in hexadecimal.

Since not all terminal emulation programs add a line feed to a carriage return, it's a good idea to also add

the ASCII code for a line feed, which is 10, or a hexadecimal A. To designate that you are entering

character as an ASCII code, you enclose the hexadecimal ASCII code in two brackets using the less-than

sign and the greater-than sign: "<D><A>". Type the command C3/<D><A>{ENTER} in the Data

Output Menu and your screen will look something like this:

Refer to Section 10.6.4.

ASCII, American Standard Code for Information Interchange, is a coding standard for characters, numbers, and

symbols.

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