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+====== DEVICE MMIQ ======
+====== - Introduction ======
+The MMIQ device is need to create a human-machine interface system (HMI) programmable using the development environment Qpaint.\\
+The device provides a range of information on the interface panel with a speed of update can be set by means of the sampling time.
+===== - Installazione =====
+==== - DEVICE DECLARATION IN THE CONFIGURATION UNIT (.CNF) ====
+In the configuration unit, in the BUS section, must be declared an instrument whose firmware contains the MMIQ device.\\
+In the INTDEVICE section must be add the following definition:
+<code QCL>
+;---------------------------------
+; Internal device declaration
+;---------------------------------
+INTDEVICE
+<device name>   MMIQ         TCamp
+</code>
+where:
+|<device name>|The name assigned to the device.|
+|MMIQ|Keyword that identifies the device.|
+|Tcamp|Time sampling device (1÷10 ms).|
+=== - Example ===
+<code QCL>
+;--------------------------------
+; Internal device declaration
+;--------------------------------
+INTDEVICE
+DEV   MMIQ        0001
+</code>
+===== - Operation =====
+==== - KEYSTROKES ====
+The //key// and //keyf// parameters are used to recognise which key was pressed. The values associated with each key are given in the chapter of this manual "Commands and parameters".\\
+Any bit of the //key// and //keyf// parameters is associated with a button, so if you want to determine the pressing of several keys it helps to check that these parameters assume a value equal to the sum of the values associated with the keys.
+==== - LEDS ====
+The //leds// and //blinkleds// parameters are used to access (or flashing) and turn off the leds on the keyboard.\\
+Normally there is one led for each function key.\\
+To access (or flashing) and turn off the led you must assign to the code associated with the function key.\\
+Every bit of the //leds// and //blinkleds// parameters is associated with an led.
+===== - Commands and parameters table =====
+==== - Symbols used ====
+The **name** of the parameter, state or command is shown at the left of the table.
+**R**\\
+Indicates if the parameter or state is retentive (upon initialization of the device maintains the previously defined state), or the state assumes upon initialization of the device.\\
+If the device does not need to initialize the "R" field indicates the value that the parameter or state take to the power on of the card.\\
+R = Retentive\\
+= Upon initialization of the device the value is forced to zero.\\
+= Upon initialization of the device the value is forced to one.\\
+- = Upon initialization of the device is presented significant value.
+**D**\\
+Indicates the **size of the parameter**.\\
+F = Flag\\
+B = Byte\\
+W = Word\\
+L = Long\\
+S = Single Float
+=== - Conditions ===
+Are described all the **conditions that must exist is considered correct or because the command is accepted**.\\
+In some cases, limit values are specified for the acceptance of the parameter: If there are any values outside the limits set, the data is in any case accepted; therefore appropriate controls of the application must be provided to ensure the proper functioning.\\
+To run a command, all conditions must be met; otherwise the command is not sent.
+**A**\\
+Indicates the **access mode**.\\
+R = Read.\\
+W = Write.\\
+R-W= Read / Write.\\
+==== - Commands / Parameters for the keyboard ====
+^Name^D^R^A^Conditions^Description^
+|key|L|-|R|-|**Key**\\ Represents the state of the keys at all times. Each key is represented by one bit.\\ For the bit assignments refer to the following:\\ KEY_1 268435456\\ KEY_2 1048576\\ KEY_3 4096\\ KEY_4 536870912\\ KEY_5 2097152\\ KEY_6 8192\\ KEY_7 1073741824\\ KEY_8 4194304\\ KEY_9 16384\\ KEY_0 8388608\\ KEY_CLR -2147483648\\ KEY_ENTER 128\\ KEY_HELP 64\\ KEY_DECPT 32\\ KEY_SIGN 16\\ KEY_ESC 33554432\\ KEY_UP 131072\\ KEY_PGUP 512\\ KEY_LEFT 67108864\\ KEY_NEXT 262144\\ KEY_RIGHT 1024\\ KEY_INS 134217728\\ KEY_DOWN 524288\\ KEY_PGDN 2048|
+|keyf|L|-|R|-|**Function Key**\\ Represents the state of the function keys at all times. Each key is represented by one bit.\\ For the bit assignments refer to the following:\\ KEY_F1 33554432\\ KEY_F2 67108864\\ KEY_F3 134217728\\ KEY_F4 268435456\\ KEY_F5 536870912\\ KEY_F6 131072\\ KEY_F7 262144\\ KEY_F8 524288\\ KEY_F9 1048576\\ KEY_F10 2097152\\ KEY_F11 1\\ KEY_F12 2\\ KEY_F13 4|
+==== - Commands / Parameters for the leds ====
+^Name^D^R^A^Conditions^Description^
+|leds|L|0|R-W|-|**Leds status**\\ Parameter that is used to turn on the function key LED.\\ Every bit of this parameter is associated with a LED.\\ For the value associated with //keyf// parameter.|
+|blinkleds|L|0|R-W|-|**Blink Leds status**\\ Parameter used to blink the leds of function keys.\\ Every bit of this parameter is associated with a LED.\\  For the value associated with //keyf// parameter.\\ N.B. Because an led can blink You must bind the value for that led both the leds parameter that the //blinkleds// parameter.|
+==== - Generic Commands / Parameters ====
+^ Name      ^ D  ^ R  ^ A    ^ Conditions                               ^ Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        ^
+| language  | B  | R  | R-W  | -                                        | **Language**\\ Parameter to set the language to view. Values range from 0 to the number of languages introduced -1.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
+| Reverse   | B  | R  | R-W  | Not manage\\ in the non-graphical\\ display  | **Reverse**\\ Parameter to set the reverse mode of the display.\\ Range 0÷1                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
+| contrast  | W  | R  | R-W  | -                                        | **Contrast**\\ Parameter to set the contrast of the display. Range 1÷99.\\ Default=33\\ For values that are near to 99 the display appears dark, While for values that are near to 1 it is clear.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        |
+| clrtime   | W  | R  | R-W  | -                                        | **Clear time**\\ Parameter to set the time associated with the CLEAR key.\\ When inserting a data, if the CLEAR button is pressed for more than that time, the data introduced will be reset.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         |
+| error     | B  | 0  | R    | -                                        | **Error**\\ Indicates if there are any errors in device. In detail:\\ **0** = no error\\ **1** = no application present\\ **2** = checksum no match\\ **3** = file format no match\\ **4** = incorrect display size\\ **5** = out of memory\\ **6** = error readin the page\\ **7** = error in erase operation\\ **8** = internal error\\ **9** = error in write memory\\ **10** = error in read operation\\ **11** = internal error\\ **12** = image present but not possible\\ **13** = font not supported\\ **14** = internal error  |
+| memuse    | B  | 0  | R    | -                                        | **Memory used**\\ Indicates the percentage of memory used to store the QPaint application files.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       |
+===== - Limitations =====
+No limitation.
+===== - Application example =====
+<code QCL>
+; Switching ON of a LED at the function key pressed
+; (only power ON the F1 LED and everyone else power OFF).
+IF   DEV:keyf EQ KEY_F1
+     DEV:leds = KEY_F1
+ELSE
+     DEV:keyf EQ KEY_F1
+ENDIF
+; Swithing ON of two LED at the two function keys pressed
+; (is only ON/OFF the LED relative to the key pressed).
+IF   DEV:keyf EQ KEY_F1
+     DEV:leds = DEV:leds ORB KEY_F1
+ELSE
+     DEV:leds = DEV:leds ANDB (-1-KEY_F1)
+ENDIF
+IF   DEV:keyf EQ KEY_F2
+     DEV:leds = DEV:leds ORB KEY_F2
+ELSE
+     DEV:leds = DEV:leds ANDB (-1-KEY_F2)
+ENDIF
+</code>