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Chapter 7, IBASIC Controller
Serial I/O from IBASIC Programs
Serial I/O from IBASIC Programs
There are two serial ports available for I/O (input / output) to peripherals external
to the Test Set. To bring data in to the Test Set through the serial port(s) use the
IBASIC ENTER command. To send data out, use the OUTPUT command.
Serial Ports 9 and 10
The Test Set uses a small RJ-11 female connector on the rear panel for connecting
to the two serial ports. This connector has six wires, 3 for Serial Port Address 9
and 3 for Serial Port Address 10. For information about serial port configuration,
refer to the
"Test Set Serial Port Configuration" on page 384
. For connection
Before using either port, the RS-232 protocol must be established by setting baud
rate, pacing, and the other settings as explained in
. Functionally, from an I/O perspective, the two serial
ports are identical. However, operationally there is one major difference. The
Serial Port Address 9 settings are adjustable on the I/O CONFIGURE screen or
with IBASIC commands, while the Serial Port 10 settings are adjustable only with
IBASIC commands. There is no screen for Serial Port 10 settings. For more
information, see
which gives the command syntax
for Serial Port 9 and 10.
Summary of Contents for 8920B
Page 10: ...10 ...
Page 16: ...Contents 16 9 Error Messages Index 673 ...
Page 17: ...17 1 Using HP IB ...
Page 48: ...48 Chapter 1 Using HP IB Remote Local Modes ...
Page 49: ...49 2 Methods For Reading Measurement Results ...
Page 61: ...61 3 HP IB Command Guidelines ...
Page 84: ...84 Chapter 3 HP IB Command Guidelines Guidelines for Operation ...
Page 85: ...85 4 HP IB Commands ...
Page 90: ...90 Adjacent Channel Power ACP ...
Page 116: ...116 Configure I O Configure ...
Page 156: ...156 Call Processing ...
Page 185: ...185 System System SYSTem ERRor Returns integer value quoted string ...
Page 242: ...242 Common Command Descriptions ...
Page 251: ...251 5 Advanced Operations ...
Page 377: ...377 7 IBASIC Controller ...
Page 458: ...458 Chapter 7 IBASIC Controller The TESTS Subsystem ...
Page 640: ...640 Chapter 8 Programming The Call Processing Subsystem Example Programs 11280 SUBEND 11290 ...
Page 643: ...643 9 Error Messages ...
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Page 682: ...Index 682 ...