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Sounding a Beep
User’s Guide 157
Sounding a Beep
To sound a beep on a portable, use an Output node with the Source option set
to Constant and
Destination set to System.
Figure 128. Output Beep Node
In the constant field, enter the human readable text of one of the following
codes:
You can enter more than one code, for multiple tones. For example, .+.-.+
sounds a high beep followed by a low beep followed by another high beep.
Padding a Number with Leading Zeros
Many database programs use fixed-length fields, which means that values stored
in them must be a given number of characters long. Values with fewer than the
required characters can be “padded” with zeros at the beginning; the value 12,
for example, would appear as 0012. Tip14.scrn, illustrated in
Figure 129
on page 158 uses a combination of Modify nodes, Copy nodes, and two tem-
plates to pad a number with leading zeros.
Sounds a high beep
Sounds a low beep
.+
.-
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- PT Program Generator 1
- CONTENTS 3
- iii 5
- v 7
- (PPG) Software End User 9
- License Agreement 9
- ix 11
- Chapter 1 13
- Introduction 13
- Style Conventions 14
- Mouse Actions 15
- Portable Keys 15
- Chapter 2 17
- Getting Started 17
- Before You Start 18
- PPG Installation 18
- Supported Portables 19
- Installing PPG 19
- Launching and Exiting PPG 20
- Overview of PPG 21
- Program Files 22
- User Interface 23
- Program Nodes Toolbar 24
- Navigation 25
- Generating the Program 26
- Chapter 3 27
- PPG Application Design 27
- Application Structure 28
- 17 29
- Creating Function Nodes 30
- Creating Operation Nodes 30
- Actual vs. Virtual Display 31
- Sending and Receiving Files 32
- Additional Resources 33
- Chapter 4 35
- The PPG Menubar 35
- Creating a New File (Ctrl+N) 36
- Closing a File 37
- Saving a File (Ctrl+S) 37
- Printing a File (Ctrl+P) 38
- Page Setup 39
- Download (Ctrl+D) 40
- 29 41
- Customize Display (Ctrl+Y) 43
- Node type pull 44
- Recent Files 45
- Edit Menu 46
- Moving Objects 47
- Cut (Ctrl+X) 47
- Copy (Ctrl+C) 47
- Paste (Ctrl + V) 47
- Delete (Del) 48
- Properties 48
- 37 49
- Operation Nodes 49
- View Menu 50
- 39 51
- Program Nodes 51
- Create Menu 52
- 41 53
- Function Nodes 54
- Window Menu 56
- Cascade Windows 57
- Tile Windows 57
- Filename [Frame] 58
- Help Menu 59
- Chapter 5 61
- Creating & Using Nodes 61
- Flow Chart Levels 62
- Subroutines 63
- Creating New Nodes 65
- Menu Nodes 67
- Display Nodes 68
- Input Nodes 69
- Input From Tab (Next Nodes) 70
- Track Size Tab 70
- 59 71
- Display Tab 71
- Output Nodes 72
- 61 73
- Information to Output Tab 73
- Special Commands 74
- Verify Nodes 75
- Verify Information Tab 76
- 65 77
- Verify Options Tab 77
- Copy Nodes 78
- Modify Nodes 79
- Data to Modify 80
- Modification Type 80
- Math Nodes 81
- Floating Point Math 82
- Operand 1 Tab 82
- 71 83
- Operand 2 Tab 83
- Result Tab 83
- Call Nodes 84
- 73 85
- Call Subroutine 85
- Adjusting Links 86
- Moving Links 86
- Deleting Links 86
- Automatically Generated Nodes 87
- Chapter 6 89
- Managing Data 89
- Controlling Data Flow 90
- Registers 90
- Register Fields 91
- Specifying a Register Field 92
- 81 93
- Using a File as a Source 94
- Data Location 94
- Using a File as a Destination 95
- Templates 96
- Creating a Template 97
- Figure 57 on 98
- 87 99
- Using Fields in Templates 100
- Chapter 7 101
- PT40 Communication 101
- What Happens 102
- Figure 61. PPGXFER Window 102
- 91 103
- Using XFER32 104
- General Tab 105
- 93 105
- Transfer Tab 106
- 95 107
- Sending and Receiving Data 108
- 97 109
- Transmit (Send) Files 109
- Receive Files 110
- Appendix A 111
- PPG Tutorial 111
- Studying a Sample Program 112
- 101 113
- 103 115
- Figure 75) 116
- Figure 76) 116
- 105 117
- Creating Frames and Links 118
- 107 119
- Creating Links 119
- Main Menu Access 120
- Creating the Main Menu Nodes 121
- 111 123
- Figure 83 124
- Saving Your Program 125
- 115 127
- The Display: Enter Item Node 127
- The Input: Item Node 127
- 117 129
- The Verify: Input Node 130
- 119 131
- The Output: Error Beep Node 131
- The Display: Error Text Node 131
- The Copy: To File Node 132
- 121 133
- The Menu: Confirmation Node 134
- The Output: to PC Node 134
- 123 135
- The Menu: Error Text Node 135
- The Display: Successful Node 136
- 125 137
- The Modify: Erase File Node 137
- Loading and Using the Program 138
- *123456* *987654* 139
- *192837* *223344* 139
- *918273* *90102A* 139
- Creating and Using Templates 140
- Creating the New Nodes 141
- Verify node to the Copy node 142
- Creating the Fields 143
- 133 145
- Loading the Program 146
- Appendix B 147
- Example Frames 147
- Setting the Date and Time 148
- Changing the Auto-Off Timeout 148
- 137 149
- Sample Verification Methods 150
- 139 151
- Verify Integer 152
- 141 153
- Verifying Input Size 154
- 143 155
- 145 157
- 147 159
- Searching for a Partial Match 160
- Searching for Data in a File 161
- 151 163
- Copy: 1ST FIL copies the 164
- Copy: 2ND FIL 164
- 153 165
- Input: ITEM 166
- Reviewing a File 167
- Sounding a Beep 169
- Copy node 170
- Appendix C 171
- The PPG Library 171
- Hangman is spelled out 172
- 161 173
- Appendix D 175
- PPG System Commands 175
- Using Predefined Defaults 176
- Alternate Parameters 177
- Reset Mode 178
- Appendix E: 179
- ASCII/Hex Conversion Table 180
- Appendix F 181
- Useful Bar Codes 181
- *$+S-D2C8EE* 182
- Appendix G 183
- Troubleshooting 183
- Options > Settings. Then 184
- Error Messages 185
- 175 187
- PPGComp Error Messages 187
- PPGXfer Error Messages 188
- 177 189
- Technical Support 190
- Appendix H 191
- Glossary 191
- 181 193
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