PAM_GROUP_LIST

#  The PAM database allows groups of datapoints to be "named" and
#  then retrieved by the group name.  For example, all of the datapoints
#  collected at rated speed might be name "1800rated", or repeat
#  datapoints collected for quality assurance purposes might be named
#  "quality".  This can make the extraction of a set of data much
#  simpler.
#
#  The PAM_GROUP_LIST keyword can be used to automatically generate a
#  name or several (up to 9) names for a particular fuel reading or
#  set of fuel_readings
#
#  Nine string variable names have been reserved to stored group names.
#  They are PAM_grp_1 through  PAM_grp_9.
#
#  The @PAM_GROUP_LIST keyword should be used in the same mode where
#  the fuel reading is taken, since the evaluation of computed expressions
#  will be done at the mode start.  There may be up to 9 group names assigned
#  to a datapoint.  The specification may be the label of a string
#  variable, a literal string (enclosed with single quotes) or a 
#  computed expression (enclosed with double quotes).  You may enter
#  the different group names on 1 or more lines.
#  
@PAM_GROUP_LIST
   #list of string variables for PAM group name(s) 
   #( 1 or more lines - up to 9 labels per line)
   #the entry my be a label, literal string, or computed string
   PAM_grp_1   PAM_grp_2   PAM_grp_3   my_group
   'groupx'   "PAM_grp_1 + test_mode"