Juniper-systems JS600 Manual do Utilizador

❏ Welcome❏ Features and Components❏ Getting StartedSection 1Introduction

Page 2-4 Hardware FeaturesKeyboardThe FieldBook has a rugged, sealed, membrane keyboard with tactile response. There are 21keys that are l/2 inch

Page A-4 AppendixSafeCharger Battery Pack ChargerThe SafeCharger™ is a timed charger with two functions:❏ Recharging a FieldBook battery pack ove

Appendix Page A-5Green and Red LEDsThere is a red and a green LED (light emitting diode) on the face of the connector. Whenyou plug the power ada

Page A-6 AppendixSystem Reset and @@SYS Inhibit ConnectorThe RESET/@@SYS Inhibit Connector included with your FieldBook consists of two 25-pinsub

Appendix Page A-7ShieldBlackRedRedGreen GreenPin Pin1 N/C N/C DCD12TXD RXD23RXD TXD34RTS DTR45CTS GND56DSR DSR67GND

Page A-8 AppendixAdaptor:25 Pin Male to9 Pin FemaleConnectorsCable length:6 feet2 each 25 Pin FemaleConnectorsModel CA-009CommunicationCable25 Pi

Hardware Features Page 2-5DisplayThe FieldBook has a 4 line by 16 character liquid crystal display (LCD). Individualcharacters are 0.187 x 0.116

Page 2-6 Hardware FeaturesSerial Communication PortThe FieldBook has a D type serial communication port with 25 pin contacts. The port issealed a

Hardware Features Page 2-7BatteriesThe FieldBook has two types of batteries:- Ni-Cad Battery pack (main power supply)- Lithium backup battery▲ ▲

Page 2-8 Hardware FeaturesWhat Happens as Battery Voltage DropsAs the FieldBook is operating, drawing from the main power supply, it monitors the

Hardware Features Page 2-9The backup battery maintains the memory while you are changing the battery pack.Follow these steps to change the batter

Page 2-10 Hardware Features

❏ Files❏ Operating ModesSection 3OperatingSystem

Page 3-2 Operating System

Operating System Page 3-3FilesThe FieldBook has four types of files as described below:❏ Data Files: Where your data are stored. Data files are d

Page 1-2 Introduction

Page 3-4 Operating SystemOperating ModesAll the functions of the FieldBook are accessed through the eight operating modes describedin the chart b

Operating System Page 3-5The modes are described in detail in this section. Additionally, the use of the modes is alsodescribed in the following

Page 3-6 Operating System▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Mode 0: Execute ProgramThe Execute Program Mode is used to execute a Polycode program file. Instructions forus

Operating System Page 3-7Mode 1-2, Edit Format FileThe Edit Format File submode is used to create new format files or edit an existing formatfile

Page 3-8 Operating SystemKeyboard Entry Next Message Shown ActionLeader Value FORMAT You are now asked to set up the format,<Enter>

Operating System Page 3-9Keyboard Entry Next Message Shown ActionFilename END: OPCODE If the file already exists, you go directly<Enter&g

Page 3-10 Operating System▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Mode 2: TransmitThe Transmit Mode has three submodes: Mode 2-1 Transmit Serial Data (XMIT SER DATA),Mode 2-2

Operating System Page 3-11Mode 2-2 Transmit Serial FileThe Transmit Serial File submode is used to transmit a data, format, or program file throu

Page 3-12 Operating SystemGuide to Transmitting Serial Files❏ To initiate transmission, send a request character from the connected device or key

Operating System Page 3-13▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Mode 3: LoadThe Load Mode has three submodes: Mode 3-1 Load Serial Data (LOAD SER DATA), Mode3-2 Load Serial

Introduction Page 1-3Welcome. . .Juniper Systems provides field computing solutions for natural resource applications. Weare pleased to welcome

Page 3-14 Operating SystemMode 3-2 Load Serial FileThe Load Serial File submode is used to load a data, format, or program file from anothercompu

Operating System Page 3-15DAT<filename><format filename>< Correctly formatted data fields separated by either column >< lead

Page 3-16 Operating System▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Mode 4: FileFile Mode is used to perform file maintenance tasks. There are three submodes: Mode 4-1File Direc

Operating System Page 3-17Keyboard Entry Next Message Shown Action2 ERASE Enter the filename to be erased or selectFILE: the name using the right

Page 3-18 Operating System▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Mode 5: SetThe Set Mode has two submodes: Mode 5-1 Set Autolog (SET AUTOLOG), and Mode 5-2 SetCommunication P

Operating System Page 3-19❏ The autolog start time is based on the internal 24-hour system clock. For example, if yourlogging units are minutes a

Page 3-20 Operating SystemKeyboard Entry Next Message Shown ActionParity <Enter> STOP BITS 1/2 Enter the desired number of stop bits. Valid

Operating System Page 3-21Keyboard Entry Next Message Shown ActionContinuous req. STOP REQ A stop request character can be designated ascharacter

Page 3-22 Operating SystemKeyboard Entry Next Message Shown ActionEnd-of-line END OF PAGE SEQ An end-of-page sequence can be designatedsequence &

Operating System Page 3-23Action Keyboard EntryJump back to previous register ...<Í>Jump back ten registers ...

Page 1-4 IntroductionFeatures and ComponentsThe JS 600 FieldBook is a rugged, hand-held field computer that stores information in a datasheet fo

Page 3-24 Operating SystemGuide to Testing Programs❏ To change the contents of a register, bring the register onto the screen, enter the newvalue

Operating System Page 3-25Keyboard Entry Next Message Shown Action4 PROM # The prom number is a four-digit checksumRAM TEST that refers to the op

Page 3-26 Operating SystemMode 7-2 Misc BatteriesThe Misc Batteries submode is not applicable to this version of the FieldBook.Mode 7-3 Misc Term

❏ Setting Up Communication With Another Device❏ Transmitting Information to Another Device❏ Loading Information From Another DeviceSection 5Sending an

Page 5-2 Sending and Receiving Information

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-3Setting Up Communication With Another DeviceYou can transmit data and files directly from the FieldBook

Page 5-4 Sending and Receiving InformationParityThe parity setting specifies how the FieldBook sets the bits before sending data. Valid entriesin

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-5Other ProgramsYou can also use a commercially available communication program or write your own.▲ ▲ ▲ ▲

Page 5-6 Sending and Receiving InformationTransmitting Information to Another DeviceOnce you have established communication, you can set the Fiel

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-7End-of-Line SequenceThe FieldBook transmits the end-of-line sequence at the end of each line. The end-o

Introduction Page 1-5Getting StartedBefore you get started on your FieldBook application, you can familiarize yourself with theunique hardware,

Page 5-8 Sending and Receiving InformationChecksumA checksum is the sum of ASCII codes for all the characters in a line of data, excluding theche

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-9Sample program:10 OPEN COM1: AS #120 OPEN DATAFILE AS #230 PRINT #1, A40 INPUT #1, DATA$50 IF DATA$ = E

Page 5-10 Sending and Receiving InformationL 1 P 1 CP=D “L 1 P 1” indicates the current line and pageL=A R=B C=C S=D numbers. The bot

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-11Following are sample printouts of each type of file:Format File FMTFIELDFMT141. *A4*ROW1**2. *N5.1*HEI

Page 5-12 Sending and Receiving InformationOperating Mode 2-3After you are sure that the FieldBook and the other device are communicating properl

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-13▲▲▲▲▲ Transmitting Under Polycode Program ControlIf Transmit Mode 2 does not meet your needs, you

Page 5-14 Sending and Receiving InformationLoading Information From Another DeviceThe FieldBook has three Load Modes for loading information from

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-15▲▲▲▲▲ Coordinating the DevicesLoading From a ComputerVia PolyToolsIf you are using PolyTools to co

Page 5-16 Sending and Receiving InformationThe FieldBook can also store values in a data file if the incoming data fields are delimited bycommas.

Sending and Receiving Information Page 5-17▲▲▲▲▲ Mode 3-2: Loading a FileMode 3-2, Load Serial File, is used to load a data, format, or Polyc

Page 1-6 Introduction

Page 5-18 Sending and Receiving InformationOperating Mode 3-2After you are sure that the FieldBook and the other device are communicating properl

Section 7PolyToolsApplicationDevelopmentProgram❏ Introduction❏ Creating and Editing Programs: Edit Mode❏ Translating Programs: PolyTran Mode❏ Transfer

Page 7-2 PolyTools Program

PolyTools Program Page 7-3IntroductionPolyTools is an integrated application development program for JS 600 FieldBooksdesigned to simplify the cr

Page 7-4 PolyTools Program▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ PolyTools Programming GuidelinesBefore you use PolyTools to develop Polycode programs, review the followingpr

PolyTools Program Page 7-5program is being translated in PolyTran. You would insert an INCLUDEinstruction for each file you want added, as follow

Page 7-6 PolyTools ProgramUsing the Backslash with Data FilesPolyTran treats single semicolons as the beginning of a comment field and removes th

PolyTools Program Page 7-7<F1> Displays a help menu on the screen while in any menu or submenu option.<F2> Lets you view available op

Page 7-8 PolyTools ProgramCreating and Editing Programs: Edit ModeThe Edit mode has two submode options: Poly Edit and Select Editor. Poly Edit i

PolyTools Program Page 7-9- Insert: Insert mode is active. The character you type from the keyboard is inserted at thecurrent cursor position. I

❏ Enclosure❏ Keyboard❏ Display❏ Serial Communication Port❏ BatteriesSection 2HardwareFeatures

Page 7-10 PolyTools Program<Ctrl-R> or <PgUp> key:Scrolls the cursor up by one screen to the beginning of the document.<Ctrl-C>

PolyTools Program Page 7-11Toggles between insert and overwrite mode while entering text. The current mode of operationis displayed on the status

Page 7-12 PolyTools Program<Ctrl-KB>:The beginning of the block is marked by this command. The marker itself is not visible on thescreen. W

PolyTools Program Page 7-13and outlines because columns of related items can be lined up.<Ctrl-QI>:When Auto Indent is active, the message

Page 7-14 PolyTools ProgramWriting/Editing a Polycode ProgramOnce you are in Poly Edit or the alternate editor you have chosen to use and have en

PolyTools Program Page 7-15Translating Programs: PolyTran ModePolyTran prepares the program you created in the Edit mode for rapid downloading to

Page 7-16 PolyTools ProgramTo execute PolyTran and begin translating the program, press <Enter>. The following screenappears:It may take a

PolyTools Program Page 7-17The error codes and warnings are written out to an error file labeled with the same filename asthe program file and th

Page 7-18 PolyTools ProgramTransferring Files: Transfer Files ModeThe Transfer Files mode can be used to send or receive data and files between a

PolyTools Program Page 7-19Select the Set up Parameters submenu option. The following submenu screen appears:The default values for the communic

Page 2-2 Hardware Features

Page 7-20 PolyTools ProgramSelect the Test Terminal Mode submenu option. The following screen appears:Connect the FieldBook to the computer with

PolyTools Program Page 7-21❖ Tutorial: If you wish to transfer the sample program to the FieldBook, select SIMPDEM.PGM fromthe list of files, the

Page 7-22 PolyTools Program▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Receiving Files From the FieldBookFiles and data can also be transferred from the FieldBook to the computer.

PolyTools Program Page 7-23DOS ModePolyTools allows you to access DOS directly so you may change drives, delete files, changefilenames, etc. Sele

Page 7-24 PolyTools ProgramQuit ModeUse the Quit menu option to exit from PolyTools. Select Quit from the main menu. The follow-ing message is di

PolyTools Program Page 7-25Editing Commands: Quick ReferenceMoving the cursor UP or DOWN, RIGHT or LEFT<Ctrl-E> Move the cursor one line up

Page 7-26 PolyTools ProgramMiscellaneous Editing Commands (continued)<Ctrl-QL> Undo the editing (will not restore deleted lines)<Ctrl-KD

PolyTools Program Page 7-27Polycode Error MessagesError Code Message1000 Statements expected between ‘&’ and ‘#’1001 Statements expected betw

Page 7-28 PolyTools ProgramError Code Message1046 Too many data files (max. =100)1047 Too many levels (max.=50)1048 Too many levels (max.=10) of

❏ Specifications❏ Serial Communication Port❏ Operating Modes: Quick ReferenceSection 8TechnicalReference

Hardware Features Page 2-3EnclosureThe FieldBook's internal components are enclosed in an impact-resistant polycarbonate case.The case is se

Page 8-2 Technical Reference

Technical Reference Page 8-3SpecificationsPROCESSOR- Hitachi 64180, 3 MHz clock speed, 6 MHz crystalOPERATING SYSTEM- Proprietary- Permanently st

Page 8-4 Technical ReferenceKEYBOARD- Hermetically sealed membrane keypad with tactile response- 21 raised keys: 0.5" (1.27 cm) square on 0.

Technical Reference Page 8-5Serial Communication PortConnector PinoutsPin Description2 RS-232C: Transmit Data (TD)3 RS-232C: Receive Data (RD)4 R

Page 8-6 Technical ReferenceDigital Inputs/OutputsDo not connect digital output 1 to digital input 1, digital output 2 to digital input 2, anddig

Technical Reference Page 8-7Operating Modes: Quick ReferenceMode Submode Format Function0 EXECUTE PROGRAM Execute a Polycode program.FILE:1 EDIT

Page 8-8 Technical ReferenceMode Submode Format Function5 SET 1,2 Set automatic logging or RS-232CAUTOLOG, PROTOCOL communication protocol parame

AppendixOperatingInstructions forMiscellaneousAccessories❏ Battery Test Connector❏ SafeCharger Battery Pack Charger❏ System Reset and @@SYS Inhibit Co

Page A-2 Appendix

Appendix Page A-3Battery Test ConnectorThe PW-645 Battery Test Connector allows you to check the battery pack voltage for yourFieldBook. The batt