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SET Command (Device Setting Command)
The SET command is used to control timers, counters, and registers and to preset values for them. Also, it is used
to preset the logical values of the control lines, and to control the buzzer and external trigger output.
1 ) SET REG□ □□□□□□ (Register Preset Command)
<Entering>
Cursor Position
Enter & Operation
Command Field 7
Sub-Command Field 0
Operand Field
Enter a register number with the key, [0] to [F].
Enter a preset value of the register in six digits decimal figures with the key, [0] to [9].
Or, Specify either increment or decrement with the key A or B..
<Operation>
・
The content of the register specified in the operand field is changed.
Register Preset
Value
Setting Condition
Six Digits Deci-
mal Figures
The preset value is entered in the register.
A
1 is added to the register contents “INC”.
B
1 is subtracted from the register contents “DEC”.
・
When the program starts, all the registers will be set 000.
2 ) SET LN□=□ (Control Line Logic Setting Command)
<Entering>
Cursor Position
Enter & Operation
Command Field 7
Sub-Command Field 1
Operand Field
0 : RTS, 1 : CTS, 2:DSR, 3:DCD, 4:DTR, 5:RI, 6 : TRG
Select status from 0: non-active, or 1: active.
<Operation>
・
The control line specified in the operand field is set to the specified state.
The control line is set to mark state (“0”) when the program starts.
The settable control line is subject to the condition of DTE/DCE of your analyzer.
If the “auto line control”is “ON”, the conditions of RTS/DTR/CTS/DCD are changed without being related to this
command. Normally, set “OFF”.
RI operates in the V.35 mode only.
RET Command (Command to Return from Subroutine)
The RET command is used to return from the subroutine to the main routine.
RET
<Entering>
Cursor Position
Enter & Operation
Command Field 6
Sub-Command Field -
Operand Field
-
<Operation>
・
The program control returns from the subroutine to the main routine. This command must be set to the end
of the subroutine.
