GammaVision
®
v7 (A66-BW) 783620H / 1013
The loop counters are: 0, 10 and 25.
The loop counters are: 1, 11 and 26.
The loop counters are: 2, 12 and 27.
The loop counters are: 3, 13 and 28.
The loop counters are: 4, 14 and 29.
Note that custom variable values cannot be embedded in custom variables. For example, the expression ‘$(Loop$(Variable))’ is invalid.
10.1.1.2. Errors
If an error is encountered in running a
.JOB
file, the execution of the file stops and control returns to GammaVision. An error code appears in the JOB Control... dialog; these are described in Appendix C.
10.1.1.3. Ask on Start and Ask on Save
If the appropriate Ask on Start (see Acquire/Acquisition Settings...) or Ask on Save (see
File/Settings...) fields are turned on, GammaVision will ask the corresponding questions when
START or SAVE commands are executed in the
.JOB
file. This means that execution of the
.JOB
file stops until the entry is made.
The ASK commands will also stop the
.JOB
file and prompt you to enter the requested information. The
.JOB
file will continue when you click OK or press <Enter> on the dialog. The input is used or stored immediately, before the next JOB instruction, except for the ASK_SPECTRUM command.
NOTE
If you choose Cancel when responding to an ask-on-start or ask-on-save prompt, the
JOB will terminate at that point.
10.1.1.4. Password-Locked Detectors
When
.JOB
files are used with locked Detectors, the first time a destructive command is used on the locked Detector, you will be prompted for the password. Alternatively, you can use the
ASK_PASSWORD command at the beginning of the JOB. From then on while the
.JOB
file executes, the password is retained and you will not receive a prompt. When the
.JOB
file quits, the password is forgotten.
10.1.1.5. .JOB Files and the Multiple-Detector Interface
GammaVision allows you to open eight Detector windows and eight buffer windows at one time.
However, there is no limit on the number of Detectors that can be operated using
.JOB
files, and only one JOB at a time can run in a single instance of GammaVision. A Detector window opens
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