Apogee 2349 DLTM4, Instructions Manual

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5.5 REMOTE COMMANDS
5.5.1 SET
SET is used to assign values to program registers. The SET command has two fields separated by a comma: the register
and the operand. The register is the desired programming field to be programmed. Refer to the DLTM programming pages
for the allowable register names and values for each field.
Example:
SET CLOCK, EXTERNAL
5.5.2 READ
READ is used to interrogate values saved in program registers. The READ command has one field to designate the
register. The register is the desired programming field to be interrogated. Refer to the DLTM4 programming menus for
the register field names.
Examples:
READ CLOCK
READ PROG1 will return the PCM line 1
5.5.3 HELP
Issuing the HELP command to the DLTM4 after it is selected by using the SLOT command to select the module.
5.5.5 SAVE/LOAD
The SAVE command saves the current settings to the preset group number specified by the PRESET number. The LOAD
command retrieves and replaces the current program with the settings from the preset group number specified by the
PRESET number.
Example:
set preset=1
save
set preset=2
load
5.6 COMMAND DEFINITIONS
Table 12: Total Instruction Set
Field Returned Value / Comments Found in
Sub-Menu
CLEAR Clear received bit counter and accumulated error data. Figure 8
FREEZE Freeze received bit counter and error accumulation data. Consecutive
Freeze commands update accumulated data values to the current values
with no further accumulation. Figure 8
UPDATE DISPLAY Set received bit counter and error accumulation to continuous run mode. Figure 8
ERROR Insert a single error into the data stream Figure 8
SLIP Insert a single bit slip into the data stream Figure 8
START ZERO Start insertion of continuous zeros into the data stream. Figure 8
STOP ZERO Stop insertion of continuous zeros into the data stream. Figure 8
STATUS Returns SYNC status, SYNC, NO SYNC, NO DATA, NO CLOCK