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USER MANUAL
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INTRODUCTION
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PRELIMINARY NOTICE .
The contents of this manual may be modified without prior notice. Errors or
ommissions may occur in this type of document despite the fact that every
effort is made to avoid them.
Reference is made in this manual to the Series 1000 Governors. Please
consult the documentation for each product for details concerning the
operations defined for the governors and the characteristics of their
adjustable test points.
This manual is part of a supply including a software produt that is subject to
special provisions concerning software protection. For details, refer to the
Warranty document.
No part of this document may be reproduced in any form whatever or by any
means of reproduction without the prior written consent of NEYRPIC.
Before proceeding with any operation, you are advised to read this manual
carefully and to become familiar with the MS-DOS operating system.
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CONVENTIONS USED IN THE DOCUMENT.
Some paragraph headings are indexed using a list of keys that specify the
access codes to the menu described. Example :
Channel selection *F4 F2
means that starting from the main menu (*) the operator must press keys
F4, then F2 in order to reach the function mentioned.
(Some access codes may require connection to the governor).
Picture symbols have been inserted into the document to attract the reader’s
attention. The following conventions are employed:
✍ Suggestions for easier program operation.

Advice for carrying out initial operations
SAFETY RULES.
Though intended for use during normal operation of the governor to which it
is connected, this software must only be used when all the required safety
conditions have been satisfied. All.precautions must be implemented so as to
avoid interfering with the system onto which connection has been made,
following write operations in the governor’s non-volatile memory, or after a
keying error or any other form of error.
- You should stop running the software when you have no further
intervention to perform on the governor. .
- Keep a written trace of the parameter sets used for your governors in
a safe place.
The RS 232/RS 485 serial link adapter has been specially designed to operate
only with NEYRPIC Governors. This adapter should not be used for any
other purpose with any other equipment device.
- Follow the user instructions for PC-compatible computers.
You are advised to make a backup copy of the floppy disk supplied. The
original floppy disk and the backup copy must be kept in a safe place, in a dry
and dust-free atmosphere.
Should program operation become blocked for some reason, you may recover
control of the PC computer by simultaneously pressing the keys ALT, Ctrl,
Del on the keyboard, or by carrying out a hardware reset.
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INTRODUCTION
STATUS provides access via a serial link to the main operating parameters
of series 1000 Governors, either NEYRPIC(R)1000 position Governors,
NEYRPIC(R)1000 speed Governors for hydraulic turbines, or
NEYRPIC(R)1000D Governors for thermal machines.
This software enables extremely fine adjustment of performance to be
obtained for the series 1000 Governor.
On-line operation sets up a real-time communication with the governor. The
operator may then modify parameters, display and/or record functional
dimensions.
Off-line operation enables preparation of a parameter set, or consultation of
records and paper print-out. In the latter case, you should connect a printer to
the computer’s parallel port.
Connection to the module via the serial link is not then required.
This software includes in its basic functions a digital oscilloscope,
facilitating analysis of the governor’s performance. The frequency of data
acquisition is compatible with the frequency of digital calculation to be
carried out by the governor.
The set of acquired data, and the set of programmed adjustments, must be
safe-copied onto a magnetic support. The data base thereby created may be
consulted at any time using the same software.
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The delivered product comprises:

- documentation for implementation,
- a floppy disk containing the software.
- a floppy disk containing example of records.
For series 1000 Governors, the supply includes an RS 232/485 serial adapter,
along with a cable for making connection with the governor. You may learn
how to use the software without having to make connection to the module.
Some examples of records of digital signals are provided on STATUS floppy
disk n° 2. They will enable you to learn the elementary keyboard operations.
The figure below shows the supplied equipment required for you to run the
program. It also describes the connection between the computer and the 1000
module via the NEYRPIC(R) SL1000 unit. The 9-pin cable supplied with the
set connects with the 9-point male input of the serial communication port,
located at the rear of the computer, and the NEYRPIC(R) SL1000 unit
connector.
System overview
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General software
The man-machine dialogue is organised according to a tree-structured path
list that provides access to all the program functions.
You will be guided by user menus.
✍ In all cases the F10 key allows you to exit the active menu in
order to return to the previous one.
PC configuration
PCs intended for use with the STATUS software must be configured so that
the «low» memory (i.e below 640 kb) available is at least 520 ko, which
implies modification of the Config.sys file as follows :
DEVICE=C :\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
ou (DEVICE=C :\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS selon structure système)
DEVICE=C :\DOS\EMM386.EXE noems
ou (DEVICE=C :\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE noems selon...)
DOS=HIGH, UMB
Then, all possible drivers should be declared by «DEVICEHIGH...».
If resident programmes are run by Autoexec.bat, this file must be installed to
install them in the high memory («LH» command).
✍ All these actions are to be carried out by IF before delivery of the
machine.
Use of STATUS under WINDOWS 95 or 98

STATUS is used only in the MS-DOS mode of windows 95/98. To access
this mode from the computer’s normal operating mode :
• In the task bar (lower part of the screen), click on «start»,
• In the scroll menu which appears, click on «stop»,
• From the three possibilites proposed, click on «re-boot the computer in
MS-DOS mode»,
• Click on «yes».
The screen which appears is the traditional MS-DOS screen. STATUS is run
in the same way as on an old PC.
At the end of the STATUS session, to return to Windows, type «exit».
Use of STATUS under WINDOWS NT

STATUS cannot operate under Windows NT.
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Conditions required for implementation

Installing STATUS software on a PC-compatible microcomputer requires
that the procedure ensuring correct software operation be respected:
- The initialisation file CONFIG.SYS installs the manager ANSI.SYS
by means of the command DEVICE = (acces path) ANSI.SYS in
order to use the extended cursor control facilities.
- The file AUTOEXEC.BAT loads the extended character set in mem-
ory in graphic mode, so as to benefit from the accented letter charac-
ters. It thus includes the command line (access path) GRAFTABL.
- The AUTOEXEC.BAT file may also install the screen hard-copy
manager. In this case it also includes the command line (access path)
GRAPHICS.
In order to operate correctly the GRAPHICS utility must be compatible with

the resolution of the video adapter, along with the type of printer being used.
Some commercial software can perform excellent screen copies, with
filtering of basic colors or redefinition of grey levels.
Organisation of the STATUS floppy disk

The figure below shows the set of files on the supplied floppy disk.
The following may be differentiated:
- An installation program INSTALL.EXE, which is required to set the
STATUS software parameters.
- A set of *.?SY files, specifying the configuration of the governors on
which you will be operating.
- A set of *.BGI files used for setting video adapter parameters.
- A set of *.CHR files containing the character font set.
✍ The *.?SY configuration files shown in figure below may be different from
the files actually present on the supplied floppy disk. The configuration
will depend on the governor type and program version.
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Supplied floppy disk directory
Le volume dans l’unité A n’a pas de nom

Directory of A:\
INSTALL EXE 94484 30/03/92 10:05

DGP2_3 VSY 3218 18/03/92 14:41
DGP2_3 DSY 549 18/03/92 14:21
DGP2_3 PSY 6922 31/03/92 9:07
ATT BGI 6348 4/05/90 1:00
CGA BGI 6332 4/05/90 1:00
EGAVGA BGI 5554 4/05/90 1:00
HERC BGI 6204 4/05/90 1:00
IBM8514 BGI 6665 4/05/90 1:00
PC3270 BGI 6012 4/05/90 1:00
TRIP CHR 7213 21/01/91 18:22
GOTH CHR 8489 3/05/88 1:05
SANS CHR 5452 3/05/88 1:05
LITT CHR 2126 3/05/88 1:05
STATUS EXE 378053 1/04/92 11:49
DGP1000 CSY 145 18/03/92 8:41
16 fichier(s) 908800 octets disponibles
Installing the program
Copy the set of supplied floppy disk files into the selected directory.
INSTALL.EXE allows the STATUS operating environment to be defined.

This program must be run in order to ensure that parameters are set correctly
for the STATUS application.
The figure below shows the reception menu for INSTALL software.
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.Reception menu for INSTALL software
The F10 key validates exit from each selected function.
Serial link * F1
Select the main port for serial link communication by using the arrow keys
“cursor up” - “cursor down” - “cursor right”- “cursor left” on the keyboard.
The main port is the one used for direct connection with the governor. When
your selection has been made, pressing any other key on the keyboard will
enable you to select the port for communication via the telephone network
(modem port), in the same way. Ports COM1 to COM4 are allowed.
Video adapter * F2
The F2 key allows you to configure the type of video adapter to be used.
Automatic detection of the video adapter type is available. If this does not
lead to the desired result, select a configuration from among the list provided.
Selection is made using the arrow keys “cursor up” - “cursor down” - “curso
right” - “cursor left” on the keyboard. Consult the documentation for your
video adapter in order to obtain the appropriate characteristics.
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Color table * F3
The F3 key enables you to modify the shade of primary colors used by
STATUS software. Figure below shows the screen displayed during
activation of this function. To access a primary color, use the cursor-
direction arrow key s “up” - “down” - “right”- ”left”. To modify a primary
color, use the keys “PGUP” - “PGDOWN”. The original number of the color
is written to the left of the color block. The number of the modified color is
written to the right.
Changing basic colors
On this menu, the F1key cancels the management of background colors

(operation in monochrome mode). The F5 key enables the original color
palette to be restored
Graphic test * F3 F9
The F9 key is used to carry out graphic test. Regardless of the programmed
colors, the graphic test must have a picture complying with the one
shown in figure below. This figure recalls the primary colors used by the
STATUS software.
✍ When the plotting of channels B or C is not continuous, use the F1 key
(plot) of the graphic test to modify the appearance of the two curves.
In particular you may modify the color table to redefine the grey levels for a
less bright video adapter.
When the STATUS program is operating, all the screens must comply with
those shown in this document.
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Change language * F4
The F4 key changes the language currently used by the application. It sets the
parameter default value during STATUS software startup.
End of the program

You may terminate installation using the F10 key.
✍ When an installation session is ended, a STATUS.CFG file containing the
defined installation parameters is created in the current directory.
List of basic primary colors

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BASE LEVEL FUNCTIONS
BASE LEVEL FUNCTIONS

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RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE INSTALLATION METHOD .
RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE
INSTALLATION METHOD .
The number and the diversity of records made on different Plants makes it
important for the user to apply strict management to the sets of entered data
files.
- STATUS software may be run on any directory or sub-directory, for
so long as the access path of the directory is indicated in the list of
external commands. To satisfy this restriction, print out the.
AUTOEXEC.BAT file and enter the STATUS installation directory
on the PATH line (if necessary refer to the Operating System user man-
ual).
- Figure 2.1 shows an example of a tree structure used to facilitate
operation.
- The software is started up on a terminal node of the tree structure,
without importing any configuration file into the sub-directory.
Example of software installation
C :\
STATUS
Directory
Sub- Sub-
directory directory
FACTORY 2 FACTORY 1
Sub- Sub-
directory directory
GROUP 1 GROUP 2
Sub- Sub- Sub-

directory directory directory
NEYRPIC(R) 1000 n°3 NEYRPIC(R) 1000 n°2 NEYRPIC(R) 1000 n°1
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MAIN MENU
MAIN MENU
A software session is started by keying in the command STATUS followed

by carriage return (CR) on the DOS command line. After presentation of the
logo, the main menu is displayed, and you can then carry out the first
operations. All program menus are operated using the keyboard function
keys F1 to F10.
The keys on the main menu invite you to look through the second-level tree
structure. At each occasion a more specialised menu is displayed to narrow
the object of your search.
Main menu function keys

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Off-line access to control parameters*F1
This menu enables a parameter file to be pre-configured. Connection to the

governor is therefore not required. If the governor is connected, the
adjustment parameters will not be transmitted.
Modify a parameter file *F1 F1

The operations authorized when the file is accessed are identical to those
described in the chapter Modification of control parameters.
The difference lies in the way the ENTER key is treated. The keyed-in value
is not transmitted to the governor, but is memorized in the file being edited.
When you terminate an edit session (using the F10 key), a request for
confirmation of rewrite file operations is made. Reply as you wish.
If you confirm the order, the receiving floppy disk must not be write-
protected.
The file thereby created or modified may be loaded later into the governor’s
non-volatile memoryr.
If you do not confirm the order, no trace of file modifications will be kept.
Print a parameter file *F1 F2

This specially arranged key enables a formatted print-out of a parameter file
to be obtained. In this case a printer is required.
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Refer to the computer User Manual for details concerning connection of the
printer.
Before operation, check that connection to the printer is correct, then
validate your selection using the ENTER key.
A typical example of a print-out is supplied at the end of the chapter. Each
printed parameter is characterized by a long mnemonic, a short mnemonic,
and a programmed value.
✍ To obtain a correct listing, the printer must usually be set in condensed
character mode, which is generally obtained by the command MODE
LPT1 : 132,8 before opening a STATUS session. (According to the DOS
version).
Print memorised faults *F1 F3

This operation assumes that the faults have previously been saved to a file in
connection with the module (menu *F4 Shift F5 F2 save file, see chapter
3. Check the status of the station). If this operation has been carried out,
printing can be off-line, by simply connecting the micro-computer to a
printer (consult computer user manual).
An example of the fault printout is shown in fig. 2.7 at the end of this
chapter.
Governor name * F3
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Readability of the record library is improved if each file enables the

reference of the governor concerned by recording to be clearly identified.
The customization stage is performed using the F3 key in the main menu.
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Three identifiers may be programmed for the governor, and they will be
associated with each record. In general, on each of these identifiers, the
following information is indicated:
- The Factory name,
- The Unit name or number,
- A mnemonic code or number to identify the governor.
This function is only available when the computer is connected to the
governor.
Change language *F7

The menu text for the entire program may be displayed in two different
languages. The current language may be switched by using the F7 key.
However the default language, during program startup, is the language
defined for the program installation session.
Directory *F8
The current directory for recording or consulting data files is validated using
the F8 key in the main menu. The control screen is shown in figure below.
When the operator accesses this function, the main screen displays the
breakdown of the active tree structure, the graphic cursor indicating the
current work directory. Beneath the current directory, the list of accessible
sub-directories at the level immediately below is given
Selecting the current directory.
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The keys “cursor up” - “cursor down” enable the graphic cursor to be moved
upwards or downwards in the directory tree. Directory changes are made
using the F1 key. The tree-structure path of the newly-selected directory is
displayed. By successively performing such operations, any directory on the
active disk can be selected .
To select another disk first press the F2 key. An automatic procedure detects
all the disks or disk partitions adapted to the computer’s configuration. The
selection is validated and the unit is changed in the same way as for a
directory change.
Finally, a new directory may be created using the F3 key. Enter the name of
the directory, and it will be created beneath the working director
Formatted print-out of a parameter file

ALSTOM FRANCE STATUS
ALSTOM Hydro Group Page 2/9
TEST PLATFORM
NEYRPIC(R) 1000
VERSION 2.2
File C:DGP1OR.PAR 14/04/92 10:21
PN-OFI Sensor current offset 0.000000
PN-OPO Sensor servomotor offset 0.000000
PN-OSP Main valve balancing offset 0.500000
PN-PDIT DITHER period 0.010000
PN-PRE1 Preset 1 1.000000
PN-PRE2 Preset 2 0.300000
PN- Actuator fold back voltage 0.500000

RABT
PN-RTA Actuator compensation 0.500000
PN-SEUI Thermal monitoring - Overload current threshold 1.000000
PN-TD Corrective integral time 0.500000
PN-TD1 Current corrective integral time 5.000000
PN-TN Corrective derivative timet 0.010000
S1-BP Speed droop 0.050000
S1-BT Temporary speed droop 0.200000

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S1-N Accelerometer efficiency’s coefficient value 3.000000
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Printing faults stored in memory
Date of reading : 1 13/07/1995
References : ECAN Indret - 01/04/94 - DP V 2.00
stard date : 5/7/1995 02:26:15
stop date : 5/7/1995 02:26:08
fault nr 003 date : 5/7/1995 02:26:01 OFF
fault nr 005 date : 5/7/1995 02:25:59 OFF
fault nr 003 date : 5/7/1995 02:25:46 ON
fault nr 005 date : 5/7/1995 02:25:41 ON
fault nr 003 date : 5/7/1995 02:25:25 OFF
fault nr 003 date : 5/7/1995 02:25:08 ON
start date : 5/7/1995 02:24:49
fault nr 005 date : 5/7/1995 02:24:40 OFF
stop date : 5/7/1995 02:24:31
fault nr 005 date : 5/7/1995 02:22:38 ON
start date : 5/7/1995 02:22:22
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CONTROL OF GOVERNING CONDITIONS
CONTROL OF GOVERNING
CONDITIONS
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Control of governing conditions *F4

This stage supervises the operations of control parameter adjustment.
Connection to the governor is therefore necessary. Figure below lists the set
of function keys available on the tree structure.
Functions of on-line adjustment of control.
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The figure below shows an example of a digital corrector. The corrector is

made up of a series of continuous blocks, with each block having
characteristic adjustment parameters, and test points. The entire set of check
points thus provides a matrix of traceability of the process being carried out.
Parameter modification and real-time checking of test points accurately
corroborate the performance of the regulation cycle.
Example of a digital corrector
Setting up communication between the computer and the governor begins by

an identification sequence. This stage includes the acquisition phase of the
governor’s characteristics (governor type NEYRPIC(R) 1000, NEYRPIC(R)
1500, software version, etc.) and a phase of acquisition of the set of
parameters authorised for adjustment. The procedure allows selection in the
governor configuration library, present on the installation directory, of the
group of files used for point-to-point junction of equipment devices.
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Modifying the parameters *F4 F1

Modifying the control parameters
The menu F1 key allows acquisition of the set of governor parameters. It is

therefore necessary to connect the computer to the governor. However, after
a time-out, STATUS indicates an error message when the junction between
stations has been poorly established (Serial link fault).
✍ Consult the technical documentation of the governor to find the exact
meaning of the governor parameters.
After pressing the F1 key, the message “...Identification under way” appears
on the control screen. This indicates to the operator that the parameter set is
currently being acquired.
When this operation is over , STATUS displays on the second line of the
screen the governor name (refer to paragraph Naming of the governor for
the customization procedure), then three control windows are opened. A brief
summary of the operator commands is given at the bottom of the screen.
The window EEPROM Parameters displays four parameters from among
the adjustment set. On this window, the parameters are displayed in fully-
worded language, in their long mnemonic name. A moving cursor indicates
the current adjustment parameter.
Under the window Parameter value the parameter corresponding to the one
marked by the cursor is indicated. It is displayed in its short mnemonic form,
with its current value.
Two keys cursor up and cursor down are used to shift the display index
over the entire parameter page.
To modify the parameter value, first use the two keys to move towards the
object of your search, then enter the selected value using the digit keys.
The currently edited value may be corrected when a typing error has been
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➥ CURSOR RIGHT Shifts the cursor to the end of the window.
➥ CURSOR LEFT Shifts the cursor to the beginning of the window.
➥ BACK SPACE Deletes the character preceding the cursor.
➥ INSERT Activation/disactivation of the insert mode.

When the insert mode is active, the procedure enables caracters to be
inserted beneath the cursor.
When the entered value seems to you to be correct, type carriage return to
communicate the modification to the governor.
The governor automatically integrates a test and check procedure during
modification of a control parameter on its non-volatile memory.
Thus STATUS displays the modification report on the control screen, on the
right of the editing window.
Various diagnoses may be displayed:
- Parameter modified: This diagnosis informs you of the success of
your request.
- EEPROM Fault: This report is serious. It warns you of premature
ageing of non-volatile memories. The governor’s non-volatile mem-
ory is intended to support approximately twenty thousand write
operations per parameter.
- Parameter too large or Parameter too small: You have pro-
grammed a parameter value that is off centre. In this case the gover-
nor’s check device sets the parameter value to its internal electrical
stop point.
- Modification under way: on some governors (DIGIPID 02), the
copied diagnosis may be deferred for a few seconds, according to
local priorities.
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Channel selection * F4 F2
Selection of test points
The F2 menu key allows you to select the functional dimensions to be

displayed in real time:
- First of all enter the number of test points required. Then validate
your selection by typing carriage return on the keyboard.
- Then select a test point. The complete list of possible points is shown
in figure above (The list of test points supplied depends on the gov-
ernor model). A new window is shown on the control screen, and a
test point is marked. The entire list may be browsed using the four
keys “cursor up”, “cursor down”, “cursor right”, “cursor left”.
Validate your selection once more by typing a carriage return.
- Repeat the operation until there are no channels left.
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Selection of plotting type * F4 F3

Selection of the signal representation mode
STATUS provides three types of representation for the plotting of

programmed functional dimensions.
The first representation is a classical X(t) representation of the selected
variables. The quantified value of the variable is shown on the Y-axis. The
temporal value is shown on the X-axis.
The second possible representation correlates the two selected signal
channels.
The third representation allows a channel to be plotted according to its
distribution function.
Selection of the representation type is, as usual, performed by using the keys
cursor up , cursor down, and confirming the selection by typing carriage
return.
When you select an XY representation of digital signals, you must also set
the signal horizon.
When you select N points, the system fills a buffer memory and displays the
N first XY points of the signals by means of a Lissajoux plot.
Each time step then empties the oldest point on the horizon from the plotting
memory, whereas a new signal acquisition clears the buffer memory.
We thus obtain a visual and temporal picture steadiness that varies according
to the number of points defined on the horizon.
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By convention, a horizon of null duration is equivalent to a horizon of

infinite duration .
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X(T)Plotting * F4 F4
Figure above represents a typical photograph of the control screen displayed

during access to this function.
We mainly distinguish a time window on which all the signals are plotted. At
the bottom of this window, the reminder of previously-selected measurement
points is shown.
The representation scale is linear.
One scale graduation is the space indicated between two semi-long marks.
Each graduation is subdivided into five subdivisions, each representing one
fifth of the elementary quantification step.
We then distinguish four windows in which the regulation parameters are
displayed.
The over-lined window represents the current adjustment window. The
parameter contained in this window may be modified directly by the
operator. Pressing the ENTER key sends the modification value to the
governor.
After each validated transfer, the modification report is displayed at the
bottom right of the control screen.
Adjusting the plot

This paragraph describes the authorised operations to tune the adjustment of
the plotting of functional dimensions.
In any case, a help menu for adjustment is available at any time. It is accessed
by pressing the ESC key on the keyboard, and a brief summary of the
functions described above will be displayed on the control screen.To display
once more the plot of the test points, press once again on the ESC key.
The help menu will enable you to do without the user documentation once
you have become familiar with the program.
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The different possible adjustment are:
➥ SPACE KEY Pause on still picture

This key alternatively causes a pause on still picture to be displayed or resumes real-
time plotting.
➥ A-B-C KEY Selection of the current adjustment curve is obtained by typing one of these three
keys. The adjustment cursor is set on the selected curve and the set of adjustments
described below is applied to the designated curve.
➥ F1 KEY Adjustment by backward zoom.

This operation consists in progressively reducing signal magnification; the
quantification step is increased, the signal sensitivity is reduced, and the macroscopic
variations of the signal may be observed.
You can repeat this action in order to obtain an ever larger reduction in magnification.
➥ F2 KEY Adjustment by forward zoom.

• This operation consists in progressively increasing signal magnification;
the quantification step is reduced, the signal sensitivity is increased, and
the fine variations of the signal may be observed.
• You can repeat this action in order to obtain an even larger magnifica-
tion.
➥ F3 KEY Expanding the time base.

This operation enables you to observe the temporal variation of the signal on a
decreasing time scale.
Fast variations of the signal are then distinguished.
➥ F4 KEY Contracting the time base.

This operation enables you to observe time variations of the signal on an increasing
time scale.
The low frequencies of the signal may then be distinguished.
➥ F5 KEY Centering the adjustment channel.

In this case, STATUS automatically calculates the offset required to bring the current
adjustment dimension to the centre of the time window.
The value taken into account at the moment of centering is the last acquired signal
value.
The channel offset is immediately reset.
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➥ F6 KEY Cancelling the adjustment channel offset.

The channel offset is immediately reset.
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➥ F7 KEY Direct adjustment of offset.

This key causes a stop on still picture to be obtained. A window is opened at the centre
of the screen and you may edit a particular offset value. Typing carriage return
immediately clears the channel offset and time plotting becomes active once more.
This function is often used to bring identical offset values to all the channels present.
➥ CURSOR UP Modification of the offset of the adjustment curve

CURSOR DOWN The two keys act in opposite directions on the current offset of the adjustment curve.
They shift the current adjustment curve by an elementary step.
➥ HOME KEY Starts recording data on disk.
➥ KEY CTRL-HOME Enables data recording to be stopped by operator control.
➥ SHIFT-F1 KEY Display/cancelling of the grid in real-time mode; this key also causes a stop on still
picture to be displayed.
➥ F9 KEY Display of graphic cursors in X (t) mode

The graphic cursors are represented by two bars respectively occupying a
vertical line and a horizontal line on the plotter. One single cursor may be
active at a given moment. The active cursor is represented as a full line, the
passive cursor as a dotted line, as shown in Figure below. It is important to
make this distinction in order to correctly interpret the written values when
reading a record copy on paper support.
The change of cursor is operated automatically by using a key that enables
movement (see list below).
The cursor is used during analysis of represented data. The governor
parameter windows are replaced by the windows of signal values.
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Reading digital data with graphic cursors.
Selected channel A for speed display
The vertical cursor materializes the real recorded dimensions. When the time
base is greater than one second, the average of points present below the
cursor is displayed. The time displayed on the last window represents the
time spent since the beginning of a record. This information is not available
for real-time plotting.
The horizontal cursor materializes an equipotential. In this case the
equipotentials linked to the cursor location are displayed (the equipotential
depends, of course, on the current offset value).
In real-time mode, pressing the F9 key causes a pause on still picture to be
displayed.
When cursor display is activated, only the movements of graphic cursors are
authorized, along with display of the grid.
Display of the graphic cursors may be cancelled by typing the F9 or F10
keys on the keyboard.
Cursor movements are made by using keys:
➥ TAB Large movement to the right of vertical cursor

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➥ SHIFT TAB Large movement to the left of vertical cursor
➥ CURSOR RIGHT Small movement to the right of vertical cursor.
➥ CURSOR LEFT Small movement to the left of vertical cursor
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➥ PgUp Large upwards movement of horizontal cursor
➥ PgDown Large downwards movement of horizontal cursor
➥ CURSOR UP Small upwards movement of horizontal cursor
➥ CURSOR DOWN Small downwards movement of horizontal cursor
➥ SHIFT F1 KEY Display/cancelling of the grid

This key operates in alternating mode, and enables a grid to be superposed on the
control screen, or removed from it.
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ADJUSTMENT ON PARAMETER WINDOWS
ADJUSTMENT ON PARAMETER
WINDOWS
The following arrangements concern all menus that propose adjustment

windows for control parameters.
The current adjustment window is the overlined window.
The following keys may be :
➥ TAB Changing the current window

The Tabulation key gives rapid access to the other windows.
Movement of the current adjustment window is made from the left to the right when
you press this key alone, from the right to the left when you simultaneously press the
Tabulation key and the SHIFT key.
The active modification window is the window on which a value change of the
parameter indicated may be carried out.
➥ PgUp Selecting a parameter on the current window

PgDn Pre-selection of a set of four parameters is not excessive for browsing the adjustment
page. The two key PgUP and PgDn have been specially arranged to enable
sequential browsing of the parameter sheet.
➥ DEL Return to the previously programmed value

The keyboard key Del alternatively allows you to return immediately to the value
programmed before modification.
You may, for example, use this key when starting from a stable situation of the
regulation loop, the modification of a parameter leads the process to an unstable
speed.
On the set of four windows, set the four parameters for which an adjustment of the
governor seems to you to be necessary.
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ADJUSTMENT ON PARAMETER WINDOWS
XY Plotting * F4 F4
Figure above represents the control screen displayed when the operator
selects this type of plotting.
✍ The “carriage return” key causes permutation of the plotted channels (X,
Y) over the set of pre-selected test points: if V1, V2, V3 represent the test
points, the transition to plotting mode causes allocation of X to V1, and Y
to V2. Pressing the “carriage return” key attributes V2 to channel X, V3
to channel Y, and so on.
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ADJUSTMENT OF PLOTTING
The keys F1 to F4, described below, indicate the possibilities of adjustment

of the X channel. To adjust the Y channel, use the keys F5 to F8 with
equivalent meanings.
➥ F1 KEY Increasing the quantification step of the X signal with automatic channel centering.
➥ F2 KEY Reducing the quantification step of the X signal with automatic channel centering.
➥ F3 KEY Centering the X channel.
➥ F4 KEY Cancelling offset on the X channel
➥ F5 KEY Increasing the quantification step of the Y signal with automatic channel centering.
➥ F6 KEY Reducing the quantification step of the Y step with automatic channel centering.
➥ F7 KEY Centering the Y channel.
➥ F8 KEY Cancelling offset on Y signal.
➥ CURSOR RIGHT Elementary shifting of X signal with reduction of offset.
➥ CURSOR LEFT Elementary shifting of X signal with increase of offset.
➥ CURSOR UP Elementary shifting of Y signal with reduction of offset.
➥ SPACE KEY Pause

This key alternatively causes a pause on still picture or resumes real-time plotting.
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➥ CURSOR DOWN Elementary shifting of Y signal with increase of offset.
➥ SHIFT F1 Display/cancelling of the grid.
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➥ F9 KEY Display of graphic cursors

(See first Display of graphic cursors in X (t) mode)
The two cursors represent equipotentials linked to their respective spots.
➥ END KEY Removing the control screen.
➥ HOME KEY Starts recording of data on disk.
➥ SHIFT-FI KEY Display/cancelling of the grid in real-time mode; this key also causes a pause on still
picture.
Monitoring * F4 F5
This figure shows the screen type for this operating mode.
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
This mode provides a more synthetic means of dialogue with the governor.
The screen is divided into several windows.
The two windows at the top of the screen display two of the governor’s test
points, previously selected by pressing the Channel selection key on the
previous menu.
The name of each of the chosen points is shown on each of the control
windows. To the right, the real measured value of the variable is given. Each
of the control variables is surrounded by two arrows representing the change
tendency indicators. When a dimension increases in one direction, the
associated arrow lights up, then goes out when the change is no longer
significant.
The graduated scale represented at the centre of the window shows the
graphic representation of the test point.
Reading of the luminous scale is identical to reading of variables represented
in Scope mode, the reminder of the quantification step and variable offset are
shown at the bottom of the window.
The following line shows the computer’s real-time clock. Refer to your
computer reference guide in order to reset the clock if required.
You thus have a chronometer at your disposal. Check for example the rise
time for the speed/load settings programmed on the governor
The following sub-screen displays system faults that may be listed by the
governor. The date indicated for the fault is the date of occurence of failure.
Finally, the last window indicates in fully-worded language the changes in
governing conditions.
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POSSIBLE ADJUSTMENTS
When this display mode is selected, the different keyboard keys are enabled:
➥ F1 KEY Channel A backward zoom adjustment.

This operation consists in reducing signal magnification; the quantification step is
increased, the signal sensitivity is reduced, and you may observe the macroscopic
variations of the sigal.
You may repeat the operation to obtain an ever greater reduction in magnification.
➥ F2 KEY Channel A forward zoom adjustment.

This operation consists in increasing signal magnification; the quantification step is
reduced, the signal sensitivity is increased, and you may observe the fine variations of
the signal.
You may repeat the operation to obtain an even greater magnification effect.
➥ F3 KEY Channel B backward zoom adjustment.

Same meaning as F1, but for channel B.
➥ F4 KEY Channel B forward zoom adjustment.

Same meaning as F2, but for channel B.
➥ F9 KEY F9 Key - Acknowledging governor faults.

This key allows you to perform remote acknowledgement of faults listed by the
governor. If the fault no longer applies, the corresponding text is deleted from the
failure window.
If the governor no longer detects any failure, check the return to the non-
blinking state of the variable displayed on the governor’s local display, if it is
part of the governor configuration.
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Reading the faults *F4 Shift F5

Select this mode to display the following menu.
Press F1 to display all memorised faults on the computer screen.

The screen displayed is shown below.
F1 Key
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If the window is not large enough to display all faults, the scroll up, scroll
down arrow keys enable movement in the list. Quit this «read» function by
pressing F10.
The faults are displayed with their number (see the device’s specific
documentation to know the meaning of this number), the date and time of the
recording and the nature of the event : ON in red for appearance, OFF in
green for disappearance.
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Press F2 to store the list of faults in the computer. This operation enables the
list to be printed once the computer is connected to a printer (see chapter 2 :
the functiions of the basic level).
Pressing F3 deletes the list of faults memorised in the machine. We
recommend execution of this function after saving to be sure that the lists
kept on paper do not contain the same information several times. However, if
the list is not deleted, the oldest faults will be eliminated by the most recent
faults because of the limited capacity of the memorised fault list (100 - 150
faults depending on the product).
Quit the «fault reading» menu by pressing F10.
✍ Certain machines do not have the fault memorising function. In this case,
STATUS displays the «function unavailable» message in response to the
«fault reading» request (F4 Shift F5 ). Consult product documentation
to know if this function is available.
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DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION
The plotting of a test point distribution function is frequently used to study

the statistical distribution of the signal around its modal value.
This function is carried out by fixing a set number of equivalence classes;
this number then defines a horizon for representation of the signal. Each
signal value is distributed to the class with equivalent amplitude. The values
beyond the horizon are folded back onto the end classes. By indicating the
relative frequencies on the X-axis, we obtain a graphic representation of
occurence distributions as shown in figure page 43
Description of reception screen .

Graphic representation of distribution
The test point plotted is a channel selected from among the set of pre-
selected channels. Transition from one test point to another is obtained by
typing the “carriage return” key.
The signal taken into account is then centered with respect to the first
acquisition.
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Figure page 43 shows a typical screen when the plotting is activated with
display of graphic cursors. For each variable, the average value of the signal
is given, along with its standard deviation.
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The X-axis is graduated from 0 to 100 % :the accumulated relative frequency

with the largest amplitude is represented by 100% of the graduation scale, i.e.
an enlargement coefficient for the bar diagram. On the figure, the main class
occupies 2.4308 % of the total number of acquired samples.
The graphic cursors are manipulated using the function keys as described in
the paragraph “Display of graphic cursors in X(t) mode”. The vertical
cursor indicates the amplitude of a line and its relative frequency of
occurence. The horizontal cursor provides information concerning only the
set of points that have the same frequency of occurence.
Possible adjustments :
➥ SPACE KEY Pause on still picture

This key alternatively causes a pause on still picture or resumes real-time plotting.
➥ HOME KEY Begins recording data on a disk.
➥ SHIFT-F1 KEY Display/cancelling of the grid in real-time mode; this key also causes a pause on still
picture.
➥ F1 KEY Increases the signal quantification step with automatic channel centering
➥ F2 KEY Reduces the signal quantification step with automatic channel centering.
➥ F3 KEY Automatic channel centering
➥ F5 KEY Superposition onto the tracer of a Gaussian curve with identical mean and standard
deviation characteristics.
➥ F9 KEY Display of graphic cursors.
➥ SHIFT-F1 KEY Addition/cancelling of the grid.
➥ CURSOR RIGHT Negative shift by one quantification step from the window origin.
➥ CURSOR LEFT Positive shift by one quantification step from the window origin.
The signal horizon that is represented is in fact a window on the overall
processed horizon. It is therefore possible to explore manually (using the
arrow keys “cursor right”, “cursor left”) the points located beyond the first
representation window. Simply press the F3 key to bring the main line back
onto the screen.
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Records * F4 F6
Record Display
F1 : Records of data
F2 : Parameter Save
F3 : Parameter file loading
F4 : Input signal definition
F5 : File loading
F10 : Go back to Main menu
This menu provides the possibility of performing four types of intervention:

• The F1 key defines the context of records.
• The F2 key allows manual saving of governor parameters.
• The F3 key restores a parameter set from a saved file
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• The F4 key is used to adjust control.

• The F5 key is reserved for future use.
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Data recording context * F4 F6 F1

The file identification name obeys a rule for automatic construction. The
identifier is made up of three distinct parts. The suffix of the file name is
managed according to the recording context. The prefix is itself subdivided
into two components: a programmable component, made up of four
characters, and an automatic component, made up of four figures.
The table below shows all the suffixes generated by the program.
SUFFIX DESIGNATION
.CAM Surface cam or linearisation law
.DON Recording of temporal data
.HST Local governor histograms
.IP Integrated component file.CAM
.PAR Control adjustment parameters
.E2P Bit to bit copying of governor parameterization
.MAP Editable file
The programmable component is initialised by the user. A commentary may

also be linked to the record, and indicates, in general, in abbreviated form, the
circumstances of recording. For DON type files, the recording time is the
elapsed time after which the data file is automatically closed by STATUS. If
the programmed time is zero, the file must be closed by the
operator (the file will be closed however when the disk space is
saturated).
Follow the procedure indicated in figure page 45 in order to program the
record context.
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Definition of recording context.
✍ Though the number of files that may be recorded is only limited by

the available disk space, the program can only process a batch of 100
files when a particular type is consulted for read operations. It is
therefore recommended to copy the entire set on another directory, or on
a floppy disk, when this saturation limit is approached (in particular for
the files of type .DON, for which the rate of creation may be high).
Details concerning automatic file numbering

The incremental number is reset to zero each time the operator modifies the
programmable component, on condition that a recording session has not
been made with the newly-edited name. In this case, the first number
available in the working directory resets the incremental number. The
incremental number applies to all types of file handled by the software. The
number is incremented each time that a record is made, and regardless of its
type, except for the files with .PAR suffix, for which the entered name is
free.
Save parameters * F4 F6 F2
You can memorize the set of adjustment parameter values present on the
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governor at any time .

Enter the file name in which you wish recording to be made, and validate by
typing carriage return.
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It is not necessary to enter the file extension. STATUS automatically

manages a .PAR extension for this type of data. The save operation depends
on the current confidentiality level.
The files created in this way may be printed on a paper support, in order to
keep a written trace of the parameter value set (See off-line access to
control parameters).
Restoring a parameter file * F4 F6 F3

STATUS enables the governor’s saved configuration to be restored in one
operation. This is done in particular when it consists in resetting a group of
governors with identical functions: in this way the operation of entering the
parameters one after the other is avoided.
Select the target file from among the set of files in the current directory.
If an incident occurs during downloading, the transfer will be temporarily
suspended. The operator may then take note of the message error associated
with the impossibility to carry out transfer, and then decide to continue the
transfer operation by typing carriage return, or to abandon using the F10 key.
Some governor parameters can only be modified dynamically when certain
safety conditions apply (for example: the absence of an “on” order for a
series 1000 Governor). Consult the technical notice for each product in order
to find out the particular conditions that are required to program the
parameter set.
✍ The simple transfer of parameters is however not sufficient to ensure
an overall reset of the equipment. This type of transfer must always be
associated with the transfer of the cams or linearisation laws used by the
application.
LF Generator * F4 F6 F4
Using the internal signal generator facilitates the operations of adjustment of

station control, and reduces the volume of the control devices (LF generator,
etc.) to be brought to the Plant.
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In its basic version, this software incorporates the possibility of managing

four distinct signal types. Figure page 47 shows the control screen when this
function is called up, with the four available signals.
Signals available on the LF generator.
Start value
End value
Time base
First select the type of signal required, by using the keys “cursor up”, “cursor
down” on the keyboard; validate your action by typing carriage return, then
indicate the maximum and minimum values for which the signal should
operate. Finally enter the signal period.
The definition domain of the end values selected must comply with the
variation domain indicated in the technical notice for each product. When the
three data entry operations have been carried out, the program automatically
validates a transition to real-time plotting mode. You may always cancel the
current operation using the F10 key.
The programmed signal is applied according to the status of the governor’s
grafcet. It may be oriented as a load setpoint, as a speed setpoint, as a
servomotor position setpoint, etc. The signal application mode is generally
connected to the governor’s characteristics.
The fact that the governor should take the signal into account may depend on
local conditions. When these conditions do not apply, the signal is not
applied.
(Example : on series 1000 Governors, acceptance of this function depends
on programming of the PN-NUM parameter).
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Testing input/output logic states * F4 F7

A test of binary-state governor input/outputs is available using the F7 key. In
this case the typical screen displays the logical data in the form of a data
diagram. The function keys “cursor up”, “cursor down”, “PgUp”, “PgDown”
authorize access to the data located outside the representation window.
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Data diagram
Reading local histograms * F4 F8

The digital governor has a device for local recording of three pre-selected
functional dimensions.
This device, commonly called the black box of the governor, enables
surveillance of the governor’s usage rate, and study of its operating
characteristics. It can give a warning of premature downgrading of the
regulation cycle performance, and serve as an indicator for replacement of
certain parts.
The principle of operation depends on the generation of distribution functions
for the functional dimensions. The measured data items are distributed over a
set of 20 equivalence classes. Each class gives the synthesis of an
accumulated occurence frequency, and information on each indicator is
recorded for a 24-hour period in the governor’s volatile memory, at the
scanning frequency of 1 Hertz.
Daily data may be displayed under the heading “daily histogram” of the
data operating mode. When twenty four hours have passed, the contents of
each equivalence class is added to the contents of the corresponding
equivalence class, but stored in the governor’s non-volatile memory.
The two headings “long histogram” and “accumulated histogram”
give access respectively to the data contained in the non-volatile memory,
and to the data summed over both memory types.
Reading of the control screen is identical to the description in the paragraph
entitled “distribution functions”.
The information storage capacity amounts to several years.
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✍ The commissioning date, written at the bottom of the control screen,

indicates the last date of black box resetting. This operation is
mandatory during the first governor powerup. It is
recommended when a periodical sampling of signals with recording of
data on disk is carried out (every 2 months, etc).
Local histograms: the black box
The following keys are current:
➥ F1 KEY Reading daily histograms
➥ F2 KEY Reading long histograms
➥ F3 KEY Reading accumulated histograms
➥ F4 KEY Causes data in the non-volatile memory to be copied without waiting for the
automatic transfer period to expire.
➥ F5 KEY Resetting of histograms (initialisation).
➥ CARRIAGE RETURN Change of variable.

KEY
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➥ HOME KEY Recording local histograms onto a magnetic support. (The files created necessarily
have the suffix .HST)
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Synchronoscope * F4 F8
This menu sums up the information exploited during the coupling of a unit
onto the network.
The synchronoscope and unit coupling onto

the network.
The darkest part of the synchronoscope materializes a phase difference of

plus or minus seven degrees.
Two indicators show the state of the circuit breaker and coupling
authorisation supplied by the governor. The reader may refer to the technical
notice for each device in order to find the supply conditions for the second
indicator.
The scope displays a digital signal that is characteristic of the phase
difference between the unit and the network. The possibilities of scope
adjustment are identical to those described in the paragraph
«PLOTTING X(t)».
Movement over the parameter windows and conditions of modification of
parameters are described in the paragraph entitled «Adjustment on
parameter windows».
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RECORD READ OPERATIONS

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Record read operations * F2

This menu allows differed reading of recordings made at the Plant to be
carried out. Two types of record read operations are available: select the local
histogram type or the temporal data type using the F1 or F2 keys.
The operating keys active on one or other of the two types are generally
identical to those described during on-line access to the governor. The reader
is therefore invited to refer to the corresponding chapters.
When a file is consulted the edited comments made during recording sessions
appear at the bottom left of the control screen. The name of each file and its
creation date are shown on the bottom right of the screen.

.
Set the graphic cursor in front of the file to be consulted, by using the cursor
movement keys. The keys “PGup” and “PGdown” allow quicker access to
the beginning or the end of the directory list. Then validate your selection
using “carriage return”. The selected record will be displayed on the screen.
The operator may stop the consultation by pressing the F10 key. The menu
shown in figure above then becomes active, and you may select a new file or
terminate consultation of local histograms using the F10 key.
The F1 key allows the current directory containing the records to be changed
at any time.
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Figure below shows the control screen when this mode is activated.
File selection operations are identical to those described above.
Selection of plotting type * F2 F2 F2

The three data representation modes (representation by X(t) temporal
plotting, XY plotting, or by distribution function) are available for
consultation of each file.
See the description given in the chapter “Control of governing conditions”
for details concerning the selection operations.
Comment modification * F2 F2 F3
The comment associated with a recording made at a Plant, at a given time,
does not necessarily reflect the singularity that one wishes to illustrate. This
phenomenon may be linked to the lack of time to prepare the comment, and
to the necessary conditions of triggering of recording. The F3 key on the
menu enables modification of the comment to be made later. After pressing
this key, enter a free comment, validate using the “carriage return” key. The
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current file will be updated, without modification of its recording date.

This key may also be used to simply read a comment. In this case :
- Press the F3 key
- Consult the text,
- Return directly to directory display using the F10 key.
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Saving a parameter configuration * F2 F2 F4

The governor’s current adjustment parameters constitute the first field of the
record file. The set of adjustment values may therefore be extracted from the
file. The file thus obtained may then be printed or modifiied (cf chapter
entitled “Off-line access to control parameters”) or downloaded once more
onto an equivalent governor (spare equipment, etc). The parameter file that
results from this operation has the same prefix as the mother file. The file is
of type .PAR. The parameter file creation date is the same as the recording
date of the .DON source file.
A request for creation or rewrite of the .PAR file is proposed as preliminary
to the write operation. Reply as you wish.
Particular arrangements during record consultation

Modifications of adjustment parameters (signal quantification steps, time
base, offsets) of the various functional dimensions recorded are always
possible, according to the instructions given in the previous chapter (Control
of governing conditions).
However, adjustment modifications must be validated using the “carriage
return” key for the X(t) plotting. The file is once more scanned from its origin
for the other representation modes.
When terminating consultation of the record, and if modifications have been
made to the functional dimensions, a procedure allows the new adjustment
values to be recorded on the file, and thus enables them to be found again
during later access.
Amongst other things, this feature enables new framing at the beginning of
the recording to be made when the data items given are not very
representative of the process to be illustrated. The new file write operation
does not modify its creation date.
Supplement for the X(t) mode

When consulting a record in X(t) plotting mode, a stop on still picture is
forced by the software as soon as the right end stop of the plotter is reached.
Reading of the rest of the record is carried out by using the “cursor right” key,
whereas positionning towards the beginning of the record is obtained by
using the “cursor left” key.
The vertical graphic cursor (called up by the F9 key) acts as a genuine
electronic knife and enables data to be framed at the beginning of the
window.
In addition, the cursor displays a supplementary indicator of the time spent
since the last recording on the data field.
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Recovering recordings on a standard spread sheet.

Recovering site recorded data to feed it into a standard spread sheet is
interesting. This bridge permits to produce professional documents and
offers more extended possibilities of medium and long term data filing and
cheching.
To produce this type of document, it is necessary to display a recording with
STATUS and to press keys ALTF F2. Simultaneously, this operation creates
a ASCII text file of the same prefix as common recording and with a TXT
type suffix. This file includes as many channels as the recording and data
fields up to 540 points (number of points on the screen).
The composition of the document under the spread sheet is free. The
operator shall incorporate the ASCII file to his spread sheet and create the
graphs and statistics selected by him.
Examples of production
Diagrams can be produced by recovering data by means of EXCEL (TM).
EXCEL (TM), WINDOWS (TM), are registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation.
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Bridge to a spreadsheet
Reduced
Vitessefiltered
filtréefrequency
réduite
1.00033
1.00032
1.0003
1.00029
1.00023
1.00024
1.00027
1.00028
1.00029 1,0006
1.0003 1,0004
1.0003
1.00029
1,0002
1.00022 1
1.0002 0,9998
1.00017 Reduced
1.00014 0,9996
filtered speed
1.00014
1.00012
1.00014
1.00015
1.00015
1.00015
1.00019
1.00022
1.0002
1.00017
1.00017
1.00015
1.00014
1.00012
1.00011 1,0006
1.00009
1.0001 1,0004
1,0002
Reduced filtered
0,9998
0,9996
1 51 101 151 201 251 301 351 401 451 501
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LINEARISATION OR CAM RELATIONSHIPS
LINEARISATION OR CAM
RELATIONSHIPS
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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
STATUS enables conjugation or linearisation laws to be programmed, and

transferred to a digital governor.
There are however significant differences of interpretation of some
functional keys, linked to the type of governor used. It is therefore necessary
to carefully read the programming notice of the governor before carrying out
any manipulation.
Each law is defined over 9 intervals (10 points) chosen by the designer to
approach the target curve as closely as posssible. The law obtained
systematically passes via its definition points.
The present software version includes two curve modes:
- Linear curve is available for all governors.
- Governors of the 1000 series are equipped with a special interpola-
tion algorithm, which enables left curves or left surfaces to be plot-
ted. Spline third order functions have been implemented for this
purpose; they enable the angles present in the traditional laws with
linear segments to be rounded. Programming such functions
requires a minimum of design in order to optimize the result: select-
ing large intervals in the spots with a strongly pronounced curve is
not a good choice, making strongly pronounced curves by using a
high density of points consumes definition calculation resources and
requires considerable data entry. Likewise, virtual points may be
used outside the operating window to control the voltage of the
curve over the appropriate space.
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INTRODUCTION
Description of the reception screen * F5

The figure below shows the reception screen when this mode is selected. This
is the main menu used for acting on laws.
Description of reception screen
The control screen is divided into four main parts.

On the left of the screen, the main window shows the graphic plotting of
laws. The law programmed by the designer is plotted according to an XY
coordinate. Each of the coordinate axes is represented by a scale with ten
graduations. Each graduation is in itself divided into five elementary
graduations. The total range represents the domain of variation of functional
dimensions involved in calculation of the law, according to the programmed
units of representation.
The window opened beneath the graphic screen comprises three fields. Each
field indicates one of the three current X,Y,Z coordinates. The XY
coordinates materialise the position of the graphic cursor symbolised by an
arrow on the tracer.
The working sheet is drawn to the right of the screen. It represents a table
including the law’s definition points.
A reminder of definition units is shown at the bottom of the sheet.
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The column located on the left of the working sheet indicates the increasing
index, numbered from 0 to 9, for each of the point pairs (Xi,Yi) of the law.
Finally a moveable cursor points to the point pair that may be edited.
The window drawn below the working sheet represents the list of operating
keys for this mode. Pressing on the keys PgUp or Pgdown gives access to the
following menu components.
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FILES STRUCTURE
FILES STRUCTURE
The STATUS software is delivered with a library describing all the cams and
linearisation laws of the governors on which you may carry out operations.
The library is made up of all the files with the suffix .CSY that are present on
the delivered disk. A file of type .CSY supervises the possible operations of
the governor.
The laws and surface cams are manipulated within two object classes.The
elementary object is a law. Each programmed law is saved on a file with
suffix .IP . A law is characterised by the set of doublets (Xi,Yi) which define
it, by a customizing comment, by the value of its curve attribute (spline or
linear).
A surface cam is a collection of laws. Any cam is saved on a file of type
.CAM, with data chaining towards its component set.
A linearisation law is an object of type .CAM, which only has one single law.
A surface cam can contain a maximum of ten laws.
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FILES STRUCTURE
An object of type .CAM is thus characterised by the target governor type

(example DIGIPID 02 , NEYRPIC(R)1000 , NEYRPIC(R)1000D ...etc), by
the target attribution index on the governor (e.g. Limitation law according to
overfeed pressure, injecter-deflecter conjugation law, blades-vanes,
conjugation curves according to drop hight, etc), by the coordinate system
used for representation, by data chaining towards its various components.
Working configuration * F5 F3
Fig. 0.1 : Working configuration
✍ The first stage consists in opening a working session using the F3 key
reserved for this purpose. A specific menu then proposes to define the
working area that you wish to allocate. You may then:
- Access an existing configuration
- Create a configuration
- Re-define a coordinate system on an existing object
Accessing an existing configuration

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The window opened at the top of the screen indicates the set of .CAM type
objects that are present on the working directory. Select a file by using the
keys “cursor up”, “cursor down”, then validate you selection by typing
carriage return.
During selection operations, the type of governor and the target index of the
pointed .CAM file are displayed as a reminder, on the last line of the control
screen.
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Creating a configuration * F5 F3 F1
Configuration creation stages
When you press the F1 key a new window is activated. First enter the
recording prefix (4 characters maximum) used by the automatic file
numbering system. Select the target governor type (ex : DIGIPID 02 ,
NEYRPIC(R)1000 , positionneur NEYRPIC(R)1000 ...etc). Choose the type
of cam to be programmed from among the list proposed. Define the unit
systems needed for your selection on the following operations.
Defining a coordinate system *F5 F3 F2

The internal data items taken into account to calculate the different curve
polynome coefficients are standardized with respect to the user-defined
representation system. The operator may thus define, in the selected unit, the
maximum and minimum values corresponding to the sensor’s stop-to-stop
acquisition range.
Example :
A 0/10 volts sensor supplies electrical voltage to the postion of a motor cog
for which the mechanical stops are included between -6 and 20 millimeters in
the user reference system.
The software enables you to define the 0-volt sensor by the -6mm mechanical
stop, the 10-volt sensor by the 20mm mechanical stop, the representation unit
by millimeters. The definition points are thus standardized for any value
included between -6 and 20 mm, and represent virtual points for any point
located outside the definition segment.
STATUS automatically generates a translation of doublets (Xi,Yi) over the
new unit system when it is modified.
You may shorten this stage by pressing the F10 key if you wish to retain the
current representation system.
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EDITING A LAW
EDITING A LAW
When the working session has been defined, the reception menu (figure 1.1
becomes active again; you may enter the set of doublets (Xi,Yi), according
to your technical specifications. The induced curve is plotted from the third
validated point on the table: this is also the minimum number of points that
will enable you to perform the save operations of the law.
It is not necessary to program the abcissa according to the increasing order of
Xi values. The working sheet is sorted and cleared for each new pair of
points. Likewise data entry may be interrupted before the entire ten pairs
have been entered, once the rate of the process has been acquired.
✍ The system automatically superposes onto the definition curve a limiting
curve of ordinate Y0 (respectively Yn) when a terminal point is edited
beyond (respectively within) the standardisation value corresponding to
the sensor. No parameters are communicated to the governor during this
study phase. It is therefore not necessary to produce the law on the Plant.
The following keys are operational in order to fill out the working sheet:
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➥ CURSOR UP Moving the cursor over the table.

CURSOR DOWN This operation enables the digital cursor to be shifted over the X or Y
columns. Acting in one direction remains without effect once the logical stop
of the window has been reached, or once the square following the last
programmed pair has been reached.
➥ CURSOR RIGHT Moving the cursor over the table.

CURSOR LEFT
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This operation enables the cursor position to be alternated over the X and Y
columns. The next line skip is automatically generated when the action is
repeated. It remains without effect one the logical stop of the window has
been reached, or onece the dquare following the last programmed pair has
been reached.
➥ BKSp KEY Correcting the pointed value.

Pressing the enter key allows corrective action to be taken on the value
currently being edited. The last character in the string is deleted, and the
digital cursor moves backwards by one position.
➥ ENTER KEY Validation of an Xi or Yi point.

Pressing the key validates the Xi or Yi data item. The digital cursor is set on
the next square. The law is only recalculated at validation of the pair of
points. When you only modify the Xi value of the pair, validate the
associated Yi ordinate a second time.
➥ DEL KEY Deleting a pair of points.

Pressing the key deletes the pair (Xi,Yi) pointed by the digital cursor. The
cursor points to Xi or Yi independently. A translation of points further down
the table is automatically generated.
➥ END KEY Deleting all the paires of points

After confirmation, pressing on the key deletes all the points programmed on
the working sheet. The tracer is reset, the digital cursor is set on index 0. A
new law may be programmed, and no save operation has been carried out.
➥ SPLINE LINEAR When the governor supports both curve modes, this key alternates the
different representations.
Saving a law * F5 F2
The F2 key on the reception menu enables you to save the current law on a
magnetic support. You may associate a free comment with the file. It will be
faithfully reproduced on the control screen during read operations, now
validate the Z component associated with the law.
The name of the saved file is generated by the program’s automatic
numbering system. The first characters of the file name correspond to the
prefix edited during the previous stages (see figure 1.2). The following
character is a figure indicating the positioning of the law within the cam. The
last three figures are calculated automatically according to the record
environment present. For more details, refer to the chapter concerning this
usage. A brief example is shown above in figure page 12.
The save operation is carried out. For a surface cam, edit the next component.
It is not mandatory to entering the component by increasing Zi index.
Do not forget to save the programmed laws before quitting this mode.
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ACCES COMPOSANTS
ACCES COMPOSANTS
Access to components of a surface cam
All the laws programmed for a surface cam may be accessed using the F1
key on the reception menu. This key is not operational for a simple
linearisation law. The latter becomes directly available for display check or
modification as soon as the working environment has been determined.
Five types of possible action on a cam are available:
- Changing components
- Plotting the set of cam components
- Checking the pre-setting of a law to a particular Z value
- Plotting a network of interpolated curves
- Deleting a cam component
Changing a component * F5 F1
Use the keys “cursor up”, “cursor down” to select the access file. For each
movement the customisation comment of the law appears on the last line of
the control screen. Validate your choice by a carriage return. The law is
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available in edit mode.
Reading a cam * F5 F1 F1
The F1 key enables display of the set of cam components.
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Intermediate law * F5 F1 F2
STATUS authorises the display of an interpolated law on the cam. Enter the
value of the Z component for which you wish a display to be made. The
network of memorised laws becomes active on the graphic screen, the
interpolated law is superposed on the plotting. You may use the save key to
record doublets (Xi,Yi) of the interpolated law which then becomes an
integral part of the definition laws.
The digital governors have the capability of interpolating a law concerning a
surface cam according to the Z-component measured on the input sensor.
This action thereby anticipates the the governor’s response to excitation
measured in real time. If the interpolated law does not correspond to the rate
required by the process, you should add a law on the definition cam.
Otherwise you may economize the data entry and maintenance of a law.
Beamlets * F5 F1 F3
Lines of curved laws
Likewise you can plot a network of interpolated laws between the definition
curves on the control screen, in order to better understand the rate of the
process created. Key in the number of curves required per step. Observe the
network of laws thereby created.
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PROGRAMMING THE GOVERNOR
The menu for transferring laws to the

governor
Transfer between the calculator and the governor is performed by using the
keys F5 to F7 in the reception menu.
Transfer * F5 F5
The F5 key enables transfer of a a cam or a linearisation law towards the
governor. All the information concerning the implantation adresses of laws
is memorised on the .CAM file. Only transfers from the disk are authorized.
First select the operating disk unit, then determine the file to be transferred
by using the keys “cursor up”, “cursor down”,. Validate your selection. A
request for confirmation is proposed before transfer. In the affirmative the
cam is transferred to the governor according to the increasing order of the Zi
coordinates. The transfer of a cam or of a law is always followed by a re-read
operation of the cam programmed on the governor.
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Governor read * F5 F6
This operation consists in sequential reading of the set of laws and cams
programmed on the governor. Pressing first on the F6 key results in display
of the came of index 0 installed on the governor. The following laws or cams
are then accessed by typing carriage return.
Real time plotter * F5 F7

The F7 key enables display of the law calculated by the governor on a
network of programmed laws.
Governor save * F5 HOME

The HOME key takes charge of saving the entire set of laws and curves
programmed on the governor.
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USING A MOUSE
USING A MOUSE
Conditions of use
Management of a mouse improves the program’s user-friendliness.
To obtain this advantage you should procure a mouse from an ordinary
supplier, with the software environment required for implementation. The
mouse will be of Microsoft type, and you should follow the installation
instructions provided by the constructor.
Move the mouse. The installation is correct if you observe a shift of the
graphic cursor on the control screen.
In this case, also observe the modification of cursor coordinate display.
Possible adjustments
Using the mouse, you can of course have rapid access to the values of the
linearisation function located outside its definition points.
Point the graphic cursor directly on the representative curve, and note the
interpolated calculated values.
If the plotting seems to you to be doubtful on a part of the curve, either
because of marked rupture of slope, or by large grouping of law definition
points, a magnification of the graphic zone considered is possible.
By moving the mouse, set the graphic cursor near the area to be magnified,
then press on the left button of the mouse.
The graphic cursor will go out, and a rectangle will appear on the tracer.
While maintaining the left button in the pressed position, move the mouse.
The rectangle will change size, according to the movement amplitude.
Surround the section of the curve to be magnified, then release the left button
of the mouse.
STATUS causes the picture to be magnified, proportionally to the dimension
of the rectangle that you had set.
The coordinate system is also recalculated by the program. Repeat the
operation to observe greater detail, and make corrective action if necessary
on the points definition table.
Simply pressing on the right-hand mouse button will bring back the original
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coordinates.
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Miscellaneous
The ESC key alternates both control screen presentation styles: the
traditional style as described up until now, a full screen display style, or the
graphic screen occupying the whole space.
Main stages of component data entry
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SET UP
SET UP
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ACCESS TO RECONFIGURATION KEYS
ACCESS TO RECONFIGURATION
KEYS
Access to keys authorising the manipulation of non volatile memories of the

governor, is gained on pressing key F9 (Set up) in the main menu, as
indicated in the figure below.
Access to reconfiguration keys
The video unit displays all of the operations available :
Operations available
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The function keys in this menu are protected by a second level access code,
in order to avoid any keyiong error from an unauthorised operator.
General saving of parameters *F9 F1
Saving Procedure
The contents of EEPROM memories are recorded in a file with a suffix.E2P,
hich conforms to the rule for the automatic construction of ile names. ith
confirmation from the operator, it is possible to generate a file with a suffix.
MAP, which can be printed in DOS using the PRINT control.
The list obtained is usually associated to the filed documents of the governor.
A file of E2P type represents a bit to bit copy of memories, without
distinguishing the intrinsic signification of bytes.
When recording additional signature checks are stored in the file to prevent
the source from being damaged when it is restored.
Two display methods are represented during the procedure’s progress :
- Without creating a .MAP file, only the percentage of processing car-
ried out is displayed,
- Otherwise, the video unit displays the content of memories. The
automatic scrolling is deleted by pressing the espace key. If this key
is pressed a second time, the following page is displayed (...etc). If
any other key is pressed the automatic scrolling is rebooted.
Reading of print document

Each document page displays to blocks of 256 bytes of the non volatile
memory. The beginning of each line (4 characters followed by «.») indicates
the adress of the first bytes. The values of the following 16 bytes are written
in a hexadecimal mode, followed by their printout in ascii mode. This
representation has the advantage of a faster reading of the document when
looking for the difference between two blocks at the same address from
distinct sources.
Similary, the partial checksum of each block is given. This represents the
modulo 16 bits sums of bytes at even (E) and odd (O) addresses.
The bytes which do not take part in the calculation of the signature of the
memories are preceded by a dash (-). The inscribed are as correspond to data
automatically modified by the governor (ex. the local histograms saved
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every 24 hours).
This feature is created in order to leave the signature of memories re-
enterable during the life-cycle of the governor.
On the last page of the document, the overall checksum of the memory’s
bytes is given : this is the modulo 32 bits sum of all the non inscribed data of
EEPROM components.
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Reading of print document
Restoration of parameters *F9 F2

The procedure allows a previously saved file to be restored. The operator first
selects the file to be transferred out of all available sources in the current
directory. When the operation is entered, the video display unit indicates the
percentage of transfer carried out. The uploading can only be carried out
when the governor is stopped and any incidence during the transfer is duly
indicated.
✍ This feature can regenerate the black box of governors from the 1000
series while maintaining the operation records.
The restoration procedure is only applicable on identical versions of
software. When the software is changed, it is necessary to restore
parameterization complying with the following actions :
FUNCTION ACCESS MODE

Return the EEPROM memories to 0 *F9 F3
Loading of a .PAR file *F4 F6 F3
Loading of laws and cam relationships *F5 F5
Initialisation of local histograms *F1 F8 F5
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Deletion of parameters *F9 F3
The deletion of parameters results in all EEPROM memories returning to 0.

This procedure is compulsory when the governor is switched on for the first
time, in order to ensure the stability of components upon reading.
To avoid any keying error, two warning messages allow the operator to
cancel the operation. Similarly, the parameters are saved before deletion.
The files are created with the prefixes SAVxxxx, the letters «x» being
automatically numbered.
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NETWORK OPERATION
NETWORK OPERATION
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NETWORK OPERATION
Netork governor assembly
Network governor assembly
Direct access to station adjustment
Neyrpic 1000
PC + Status Neyrpic 1000 Neyrpic 1000
Simultaneous monitoring of test points on various governors
A communication and exchange structure is generated round the governors

from the RS485 serial link. The field network so formed allows a multi-
point link and a two-direction communication to be carried out between all
the stations involved.
The operation of the STATUS software in grid and point to point is identical.
The grid or point-to-point operation is automatically detected by the software
without parameterization being needed. When the configuration is
determined, it remains applicable during the whole session of the program.
Also, STATUS automatically detects the number of subscribers existing on
the transmission line.
The stations of the grid are sequentially numbered from the address n°10 and
an indication in the right-hand corner of the monitoring screen displays the
station to be used for parameter modification as shown on the figure below :
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NETWORK OPERATION
Introduction in grid
Adequacy between the recorded station n° and the governor is achieved

thanks to a careful marking carried out during customization.
The operator shall therefore manage the subscriber number for which access
is requested. This operation is done by simultaneously pressing the Alt F10
keys, which causes a selection line to be displayed at the bottom of the
screen whatever the menu :
Selection of a station
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NETWORK OPERATION
Station shifting is achieved by moving the cursor ♦ by means of right

arrow/left arrow keys and by validating the station by a carriage return,
which causes the selection line to be deleted and the station indicator to be
refreshed.
In this case, the program acquires all setting parameters of the new station.
In the example above, the channel A has been selected in the "Channel
Selection" menu (* F4 F2) with the station 10 being active. The operator has
then selected station 11 using the described procedure and validated the test
point B on the second station.
It is also noted that STATUS had detected the presence of two stations on the
grid.
In grid mode, the display of the test point title is always signalled with its
associated station number.
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TELEPHONE CALL
TELEPHONE CALL
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TELEPHONE CALL
Telephone call * F6
STATUS allows governors to be accessed via the public telephone network.
Figure below shows the reception menu for making a call.
Electronik directory
Characteristics required
The computer and the governor must both be equipped with a modem, in
order to allow remote connection.
The modems used must accept the HAYES command set.The transmission
characteristics of the character are then 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, without parity,
to be able to handle the general case of 10-bit modems. The possible
transmission rates may be programmed at:
• 1200 bauds,
• 2400 bauds,
• or 4800 bauds.
The governor must, however, be pre-configured by the NEYRPIC
commissioning terminal to accept this operating mode.
The modem will be configured to use the Hayes AT command set, and should
supply a response to commands recieved. On the other hand the echo modes
of commands and data echos will be disabled.
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TELEPHONE CALL
Entry of reference data and call numbers

The keys “cursor up”, “cursor down” on the keyboard enable the graphic
cursor to be set to the reference of the selected subscriber party (or set onto a
free block in order to enter new references). Pressing on the “carriage return”
key, then authorizes data entry in the reference area of the pointed block.
Enter the Plant name, and possibly the Unit name.
A pre-existing name may be corrected by bringing the cursor back to the
beginning of the word using the “back space” key. Validate by typing
“carriage return” again, or perform this action directly in order to move to
the call number field. Modify or edit the call number according to the same
procedure. The table is then sorted into alphabetical order.
Keying of the telephone call number must be compatible with the HAYES
syntax. Space characters may be used to improve readability of the code.
Calling * F6 F1
Hooking up * F6 F2
Set the graphic cursor on a call reference on the table, by using the keys
“cursor up”, “cursor down”. Then make the call by pressing the F1 key and
allowing communication to be set up. The local modem response is
displayed at the bottom of the screen when the line has been acquired or if
connection cannot be made.
Example : “Connected at 2400 bauds”, “Network incident”.
In the event of failure, the operator may start a new call by pressing directly
on the F1 key. Otherwise communication is established and the set of
functionalities of the STATUS software is available.
Return time * F6 F3
Return time corresponds to the time necessary for a modem to move from
reception to transmission and vice versa. Some satellite communication calls
require a time of waiting between the message transmitted by one station and
the one transmitted by its counterpart, when the link is particularly poor or
when the network requires this time. The F3 key on the menu enables this
waiting time to be adjusted accurately. Enter the time out value in seconds
(example 0.1 seconds). This operation must only be carried out if call
connection has been established.
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Programming the transmission rate * F6 F4

The F4 key enables the transmission rate to be programmed according to the
performance of the modem being used. The selected rate is automatically
displayed on the control screen eac h time the key is pressed.
Deleting subscriber references

The “DEL” key enables an element to be deleted from the table. Set the
graphic cursor on the object to be deleted, then press the DEL key. The
remaining table is once more sorted into alphabetical order.
Miscellaneous
• The computer’s serial port, used during connection via modem, est the
secondary communication port selected during program installation.
• By default, STATUS manages dialing in pulse mode. To perform dialing
in multifrequency mode, place the letter T in front of the telepone num-
ber. In general the following characters may be used to make up the call
number.
CHARACTERS DESCRIPTION
0-9 and ABCD#* Characters used for dialing
T Dialing in multi-frequency mode
, or W Wait for network dial tone
S Dialing of a recorded number
You should however consult the modem’s technical manual to obtain more
suitable programming.
Using your preferred editor you may create a MODEM.SYS file containing a
set of HAYES commands. These commands will be transmitted to the
modem during any attempt to connect. It is not necessary to place the
command AT in front of each command line, since this will be transmitted
directly by the STATUS software. Consult the modem’s programming
manual to make an operational MODEM.SYS file.
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APPENDIX
APPENDIX
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KEYBOARD CODE
The variety of keyboards supplied by the different constructors makes it

impossible to describe in this document the set of access modes to function
keys, which illustrate this diversity. We shall merely provide a list of the
main control codes of the ASCII characters set for PC-compatible computers,
and the standard extended keyboards codes.
Control codes of the ASCII character set
CODE MEANING GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL

8 BackSpace
9 Tabulation
10 Line Feed
13 Carriage return
27 Escape
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Extended keyboard codes
CODE MEANING GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL

15 Shift TAB
71 Home
72 Cursor up (Up)
73 Page up (PgUp)
75 Cursor left (Left)
77 Cursor right (Right)
79 End
80 Cursor down (Down)
81 Page down (PgDown)
82 Insert (INS)
83 Delete (DEL)
84-93 Shift + F1 - F10
119 Ctrl + HOME

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USER MANUAL
INTRODUCTION 1
INTRODUCTION 4
SUPPLY 5
BASE LEVEL FUNCTIONS 13

RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE INSTALLATION METHOD .14
MAIN MENU 15
CONTROL OF GOVERNING
CONDITIONS 21
ADJUSTMENT ON PARAMETER WINDOWS 33
ADJUSTMENT OF PLOTTING 35
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 37
POSSIBLE ADJUSTMENTS 38
DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION 41
RECORD READ OPERATIONS 51
LINEARISATION OR CAM
RELATIONSHIPS 59
INTRODUCTION 60
FILES STRUCTURE 62
EDITING A LAW 65
ACCES COMPOSANTS 67
PROGRAMMING THE GOVERNOR 69
USING A MOUSE 71
SET UP 73
ACCESS TO RECONFIGURATION KEYS 74
NETWORK OPERATION 79
TELEPHONE CALL 83
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KEYBOARD CODE 88
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STATUS

CONVENTIONS USED IN THE DOCUMENT.

✍ Suggestions for easier program operation.

The delivered product comprises:

Use of STATUS under WINDOWS 95 or 98

Use of STATUS under WINDOWS NT

Conditions required for implementation

In order to operate correctly the GRAPHICS utility must be compatible with

Organisation of the STATUS floppy disk

Supplied floppy disk directory

Le volume dans l’unité A n’a pas de nom

INSTALL EXE 94484 30/03/92 10:05

16 fichier(s) 908800 octets disponibles

Installing the program

INSTALL.EXE allows the STATUS operating environment to be defined.

.Reception menu for INSTALL software

The F10 key validates exit from each selected function.

Changing basic colors

On this menu, the F1key cancels the management of background colors

End of the program

List of basic primary colors

BASE LEVEL FUNCTIONS

Example of software installation

Sub- Sub- Sub-

A software session is started by keying in the command STATUS followed

Main menu function keys

Off-line access to control parameters*F1

This menu enables a parameter file to be pre-configured. Connection to the

Modify a parameter file *F1 F1

Print a parameter file *F1 F2

Print memorised faults *F1 F3

Readability of the record library is improved if each file enables the

Change language *F7

Selecting the current directory.

Formatted print-out of a parameter file

File C:DGP1OR.PAR 14/04/92 10:21

PN-OFI Sensor current offset 0.000000

PN-OPO Sensor servomotor offset 0.000000

PN-OSP Main valve balancing offset 0.500000

PN-PDIT DITHER period 0.010000

PN-PRE1 Preset 1 1.000000

PN-PRE2 Preset 2 0.300000

PN- Actuator fold back voltage 0.500000

PN-RTA Actuator compensation 0.500000

PN-SEUI Thermal monitoring - Overload current threshold 1.000000

PN-TD Corrective integral time 0.500000

PN-TD1 Current corrective integral time 5.000000

PN-TN Corrective derivative timet 0.010000

S1-BP Speed droop 0.050000

S1-BT Temporary speed droop 0.200000

S1-N Accelerometer efficiency’s coefficient value 3.000000

Printing faults stored in memory

Date of reading : 1 13/07/1995

References : ECAN Indret - 01/04/94 - DP V 2.00

stard date : 5/7/1995 02:26:15

stop date : 5/7/1995 02:26:08

fault nr 003 date : 5/7/1995 02:26:01 OFF

fault nr 005 date : 5/7/1995 02:25:59 OFF