Flachmann und Heggelbacher Docklight V2.2, User Manual

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Docklight V2.2 User Manual 07/2016 Copyright 2016 Flachmann und Heggelbacher GbR
Working with Docklight
%_T Time stamp for the data received
%_C Docklight channel no. / data direction (1 or 2) for the data received
%_X The channel name or channel alias that corresponds to the data
direction %_C.
E.g. "RX", "TX" or "COM5".
%_I Receive Sequence List Index, see the Dialog: Edit Receive Sequence
%_N Receive Sequence Name
%_A The actual data that triggered this Receive Sequence. Use ASCII
representation
%_H Same as %_A, but in HEX representation
%_D Same as %_A, but in Decimal representation
%_B Same as %_A, but in Binary representation
%_A(1,4) Extended syntax:
Insert only the first 4 characters of this Receive Sequence (start with
Character No. 1, sequence length = 4).
%_H(3,-1) Extended Syntax:
Insert everything from the third character until the end of the sequence
(length = -1). Use HEX representation.
Example:
For a Receive Sequence as described above ( t | e | m | p | e | r | a | t | u | r | e | = | ? | # |
# | F | r ), you could define the following comment text:
New Temp = %_L %_A(13, -3) °F
Docklight output could then look like this:
10/30/2012 10:20:08.022 [RX] - temperature=82F <CR>
New Temp =
82 °F
10/30/2012 10:22:10.558 [RX] - temperature=85F <CR>
New Temp =
85 °F
10/30/2012 10:24:12.087 [RX] - temperature=93F <CR>
New Temp =
93 °F
5.7 Saving and Loading Your Project Data
The project data includes:
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Send Sequences
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Receive Sequences