Dynapro Technologies Dynapro ET TCS, Application Developer'S Manual

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means that no matter what touch cell is pressed within a toggle touchkey, the toggle state is
altered for the master cell. Only a single toggle state exists for any touchkey.
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The touchkey number of a press and release touch key
The host can read the status of any toggle touchkey and determine whether the touchkey is
currently pressed or released. The Extended Report Mode must be set for this additional
information to be included in the touch report.
When not operating in Polled Touch Mode, this command provides useful information only
when the Extended Report Mode is set and touchkey numbers that are toggle type are sent by
the host.
NOTE
When the Polled Touch Mode is set (on), the TCS queues one and only one touch cell report when the user
activates a touchkey. If multiple touchkeys are touched before the host polls the TCS for a report, the TCS
queues a touch report only for the first touch; the TCS ignores all other touches, which are in effect locked
out.
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<ESC>[>2;<Pk>n
<Pk> is a numeric parameter that specifies the number of the touchkey whose status is to be
reported.
If <Pk> is 0 or omitted, send the next touch report when operating in Polled Touch
Mode.
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Requesting a status report from Touchkey 000 while not operating in Polled Touch Mode always
results in a response of Touchkey 000, indicating that there are no touch reports waiting to be
polled.
While Extended Report Mode is reset, requesting a status report for a non-zero touchkey results
in no useful information because the same touchkey number the host inquired about is returned
from the TCS without any toggle state information.
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<ESC>[>2n
Requests the TCS to send the next touch report when operating in Polled Touch Mode.
<ESC>[>2;103n
Requests the TCS to send the status of Touchkey 103. The status includes the touchkey
toggle state if the Extended Report Mode is set.