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3.2.7 Match Code Content
The Matrix match code command must have the following format:
MATCH<space>code_content <LF>
After using this command, the
SAVE
configuration command should always be transmitted
before exit from programming mode.
If the command is correct, the device replies with the
code_content
string for the Expected
Code parameter of the current Match Code configuration:
ACK code_content <LF>
If programming contents are wrong (i.e. a typing error) or due to a transmission error, or if the
current configuration is not a Match Code data collection type, the device replies with the
following message:
NACK <LF>
After transmitting the reply message, the device then waits for another programming string or
the exit from host mode programming command.
NOTE:
The configuration must be a
Match Code
data collection type
previously saved on the device. The
code_content
can contain spaces and
is
case sensitive.
This command overwrites the current Expected Code parameter value.
3.2.8 Send Configuration (Upload Job) to Device
CAUTION:
This command requires a dedicated program to handle file
transfer protocol (see below).
It is possible to send a
.dlcfg
(job) file to the Matrix device, saving it to permanent memory.
NOTE:
Any Matrix configuration can be easily exported to a .
dlcfg
file from
DL.CODE by selecting
File > Save > Save Configuration on PC
The send configuration to matrix device command must have the following format:
SEND_CFG<space>configuration_name <LF>
Within 10 seconds of sending the SEND_CFG command, the
.dlcfg
configuration file
transmission must be initiated. The entire file content must be encapsulated using a CRC32
checksum control and transmitted to the device using X-Modem protocol.
Failing to initiate transmission within 10 seconds will result in the device replying with a
Timeout message and the command will be considered aborted.
