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Ex.) Transmit the contents (ABC) on DA33.
000: Set 41h, 42h, 43h in HEX to DA33.
001: Set 10 to REG4.
002: Add DA number 23 and REG4 value 10 and send
data.
Ex.) Connect data from DA00 to DA02 and transmit
(ABCDEFGHI)
000: Set 41h, 42h, 43h in HEX to DA00.
001: Set 44h, 45h, 46h in HEX to DA01.
002: Set 47h, 48h, 49h in HEX to DA02.
003:
The“SEND DA” commands are entered continuously.
004: Data registered in the DA 00 to 02 are connected.
006: Transmit ABCDEFGHI.
7 ) SEND BRK (Break Transmission Command)
<Entering>
Cursor Position
Enter & Operation
Command Field 1
Sub-Command Field 6
Operand Field
-
<Operation>
・
Transmits a break. (ASYNC mode only)
◆
Data transmission and next command
When the SEND command is executed, it will start the command immediately before completing the previous
data transmission. Set the WAIT FRM command (waiting for 1 frame) after SEND command as a response of
transmitting data to read data in the frame buffer.
Ex.) SEND TBL 00
WAIT FRM CLR
Some of the commands (such as new SEND, SET LN, SEND commands) cannot transmit data until finishing
the previous data transmission. In this case, the program becomes a wait status.
WAIT Command (Command to Halt Program Execution)
The WAIT command is used to halt the execution of a program until the particular conditions are satisfied.
If the “INT TRG” command interrupts this command, a wait state is canceled.
1 ) WAIT CHR□□□□□□□□ (Command to Wait for Character Reception)
<Entering>
Cursor Position
Enter & Operation
Command Field 2
Sub-Command Field 0
Operand Field
Enter a string of up to 8 characters in hexadecimal code. To enter the string of less
than 8 characters, finish the entry by pressing ▼ and proceed to the next line.
Additionally, “Don’t Care” (*) and a flag ( [SHIFT] + [F] ) are acceptable.
<Operation>
・
Your analyzer halts the program control until the specific character string, which is previously set in the
operand field, is received.
・
When “Don’t Care” is set, your analyzer halts the program control until some character is received (This
command does not use frame buffer.).
