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port data. Options are: PARALLEL, SERIAL_1, and SERI-
AL_2. Examples:
CONF.REPORT.OUTPUT:PARALLEL
CONF.REPORT.OUTPUT?
CONF.REPORT.SEL
Request or specify the type of report to be printed:
SAMPLE, BATCH, FIXTURE_SAMPLE, or FIXTURE_BATCH.
Examples:
CONF.REPORT.SEL:SAMPLE
CONF.REPORT.SEL?
CONF.REPORT.TITLE
Request or specify the title to be printed on the report.
Examples:
CONF.REPORT.TITLE:PRODUCT #12, 1ST SHIFT
CONF.REPORT.TITLE?
6.3.1.8
Configuring the Serial Port: CONF.SER
The following table lists the commands used to configure the serial port.
NOTE
: The CONF.SER.PORT command should be used to select the desired port before any other commands
are issued. The BenchMike Pro must be in STOP mode to accept any serial setup commands.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Be careful to specify the correct baud rate when configuring the serial port. If you incorrectly
define the baud rate, you will be unable to communicate with the BenchMike Pro until this is corrected.
CONF.SER.BAUD
Request or specify the baud rate of the selected serial
port. Values from 300 to 19200 are possible for either
serial port. Examples:
CONF.SER.BAUD:9600
CONF.SER.BAUD?
CONF.SER.DBITS
Request or specify the data bits of the selected serial port.
This value can be either 7 or 8; the default value is 8. Ex-
amples:
CONF.SER.DBITS:8
CONF.SER.DBITS?
CONF.SER.FLOW
Request or specify NONE, SOFT, or HARD data flow for the
serial port, where SOFT = Xon/Xoff and HARD = CTS/RTS.
Examples:
CONF.SER.FLOW:NONE
CONF.SER.FLOW?
CONF.SER.FORMAT.AUTO
Turn AutoSend ON or OFF. Examples:
CONF.SER.FORMAT.AUTO:ON
CONF.SER.FORMAT.AUTO:OFF
CONF.SER.FORMAT.DECIMAL
Turn the printing of periods in place of commas ON or