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Using Operator Interfaces Chapter 11
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Lab 11-3: Creating a High Impact Warning
This exercise includes several UserFunctions that are nested.
The first UserFunction is the alarm itself, which displays a
red square and beeps. The second UserFunction calls the
alarm repeatedly creating a blinking light effect and a
pulsing sound, until the operator turns the alarm off.
Begin by programming the alarm function.
1 Select Device ⇒ UserFunction. Change the name to alarm.
2 Select Display ⇒ Beep and place it in the upper- left of the
UserFunction. Adjust the settings so there is a loud beep
that lasts a second. Change the Duration (sec) field to 1.
Change the Volume (0-100) field to 100.
3 Click Display ⇒ Indicator ⇒ Color Alarm and place it in the
UserFunction. Open the Color Alarm object menu, click
Properties, and set as follows: set the ShowTitleBar
property to False. Set the Shape property to Rectangular.
Set the HighLimit property to .66, and delete any text
beside HighText property.
4 Click Data ⇒ Constant ⇒ Real64, change it to 1, and connect
it to the Color Alarm input pin.
5 To keep the display on screen for one second to
synchronize with the Beep object, use a Delay object set
to 1 second.
NOTE
These instructions assume your computer has the hardware to support a
beep. Some Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows
XP systems have modified the Default System configuration for the
Default System Beep.
NOTE
You do not need to connect the Beep object to anything. It activates when
the function executes.
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- Obtaining Agilent VEE Support 44
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- Getting Help 53
- What’s New in VEE Definition 55
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- Changing Object Views 59
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- Moving an Object 62
- Copying an Object 64
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- Editing Objects 69
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- How Agilent VEE Programs Work 93
- Chapter Checklist 100
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- General Techniques 104
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- Lab 2-3: Using Data Files 113
- OK in the I/O Transaction 114
- Using Data Types 120
- Using Data Shapes 121
- Using the Formula Object 122
- Using Online Help 125
- Do I... ⇒ Use the 127
- Showing Data Flow 128
- Showing Execution Flow 130
- Examining Data on a Line 130
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- Changing the X and Y Scales 226
- For Additional Practice 228
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- Lab 5-4: Using Records 251
- Building a Record 251
- Getting a Field From a Record 253
- Setting a Field in a Record 255
- Lab 5-5: Using DataSets 260
- Element Description 268
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- Entry Description 301
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- Using .NET with VEE 307
- What is .NET? 309
- VEE and the .NET Framework 310
- .NET Assembly References 311
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- Using .NET with VEE 7 317
- VEE User’s Guide 289 317
- Programming Practices 321
- VEE User’s Guide 297 325
- Calling an Instance Method 328
- .NET Programming Tips 329
- .NET and IVI Drivers 339
- Assemblies 341
- Distributing the VEE Runtime 342
- VEE and .NET Security 343
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- Instance Member 345
- Reference 345
- Using a System Command 352
- Using Agilent VEE Functions 357
- Using Functions 360
- Creating a UserFunction 362
- Editing a UserFunction 364
- Merging Agilent VEE Programs 386
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- Using the Sequencer Object 393
- Lab 10-1: Configuring a Test 394
- Test Sequencing Chapter 10 397
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- Change to random() 401
- Accessing Logged Test Data 402
- Passing Data in the Sequencer 405
- Property Description 415
- DataShape Set to 1D Array 415
- Using Operator Interfaces 425
- Colors, Fonts, and Indicators 431
- Graphic Images 432
- VEE User’s Guide 407 435
- Selecting Screen Colors 443
- Creating a Status Panel 445
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- Lab 11-1: Using Menus 447
- ShowTitleBar False 457
- EditEnabled False 457
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- Using Dynamic Link Libraries 481
- An Example Using a DLL 483
- Execute Program Object 487
- Compiled Functions 487
- Synchronous execution 487
- Agilent VEE Execution Modes 488
- The Agilent VEE Compiler 489
- Changing the Execution Mode 489
- The Agilent VEE Profiler 496
- VEE User’s Guide 469 497
- Web-enablement Technologies 503
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- General Guidelines and Tips 507
- Web Server Dialog Box 509
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- Additional Lab Exercises 526
- Apple Bagger 527
- Test ing N um bers 529
- Collecting Random Numbers 533
- Random Number Generator 536
- Using Masks 538
- Using Strings and Globals 542
- Optimizing Techniques 544
- UserObjects 546
- Appendix 547
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- Agilent VEE UserFunctions 549
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- Key Points 558
- AnotB are separate, so 560
- Working with Files 561
- Manipulating Records 563
- Thread): 582
- Glossary 583
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