Dynapro Technologies Dynapro ET TCS, Application Developer'S Manual

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How remote commands are sent from the host computer to the TCS depends entirely on the
specific host computer and application software. Different computers and application programs
can handle RS-232-E, I/O (input/output) communication differently.
The following examples of code fragments show how the BASIC and C programming languages
could be used to generate a control string. Both examples send the control string
<ESC>[2J
which clears the TCS display.
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Example using BASIC:
ES$ = CHR$(27)
PRINT #1, ES$;”[2J”;
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Example using C:
printf( “\033[2J” );
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For specific information about sending data to the TCS, check the documentation for the host
computer or application software in use.