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SAMPLE FILES:
Four sample files are included with the 288B-Graph Software. They can be found in the same directory
as the program file. Installing the program automatically locates these files in the
C:\Program Files\Monroe-Electronics\288B-Graph folder. These are “read-only” files useful for
training purposes. They can be modified but not saved. To open either of the two below click the File
Open button on the toolbar or
File above it on the Menu bar.
1. An example of a “full-house” program is given in the
Sample01.grp file. This file illustrates, in general
terms, just about all aspects of a “complete” program including the fact that it occupies almost all of
the available memory. Adding only a few more lines will result in a “
Can’t add anymore names” error.
Printing this file will result in using about 12 sheets of paper.
2. The second,
Sample02.grp, presents a smaller file with a different naming scheme. Printing this file
creates a two-page document.
A little bit of maneuvering around in these files should give the user a “hands-on” feel for the program.
DATA ENTRY:
Begin entering data in the display as shown in Figure 15.
1. Type the name of your first group in the highlighted “Group” box above the list columns. Press
<Enter
>. This places the group name in the first column and prepares the first “Location” box for
entry of the location. (The first line bearing the group name is a header for the remaining group
locations.)
2. Type the name of the first location at the cursor and press <Enter
>
3. Type a name for the second location at the cursor. Usually, this means only making a modification to
the name already there. Press <Enter
>.
4. Continue until all locations for the present group have been named and appear in the “Location”
column.
5. To add a new group, change the name in the “Group” box and press <Enter
>. You will be
prompted, “Add new name?”. A “Yes” (default) will add a new group name. A “No” response will
change the highlighted group name. Group names are always arranged alphanumerically in the
dropdown and initially in the list in the Group column.
6. Add comments if desired.
7. After entering or editing data on this screen, click the “Transfer” button on the toolbar and follow the
prompts to send the group/location data to the 288BCPM. See also “Connecting to the 288B CPM”
which follows.
8. Then click the “Save and Exit” button on the toolbar. You may be prompted to supply a file name for
that configuration. After saving the file, you will return to the main screen, Figure 6.
9. To insert or delete lines or groups from the list use the Insert/Delete Line buttons on the toolbar
(shown below).
Insert or delete
lines using these
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