6-3
Section
Commands/Responses
260
Response
Format
None
Function
S
When the status of a touch switch changes because it has been touched or
released, notifies the change of status to the host.
S
Normally, one command notifies the change in status of one allocated bit only,
but when multiple bits in the same word change simultaneously, these changes
are all notified together with one command.
Reference
When the screen is switched after pressing a “momentary” key, this command
goes OFF.
The change is also notified to the host.
Example
S
Command
54
30
32
33
1B
53
30
T
0
2
3
[ESC]
S
0
0
0
D
[CR]
1
30
30
44
0D
31
0
30
0
30
30
31
0
1
1
31
3
33
Changed word number
: 0102CH
Contents of the word after the change (hexadecimal) :
3013 (binary notation: 0011 0000 0001 0011)
Changed bit information (hexadecimal) :
0001 (binary notation: 0000 0000 0000 0001)
Check sum (hexadecimal)
: 0D
From the “changed word number” and “changed bit information”, it is ascertained
that the change relates to the touch switch allocated to bit 00 of word 0102CH,
and because “1” is set at the relevant position in the “contents of the word after
the change”, it is ascertained that the touch switch has been pressed (if the
change is to “OFF”, since the operation differs according to the type of touch
switch, it cannot be determined from a change in the bit status alone whether the
touch switch has been touched or released).
Numerical input notify command
(Sent from PT to host)
Command
Format
4E
* *
* *
* *
1B
53
* *
N
t
3
t
4
d
1
[ESC]
S
d
2
d
5
d
6
s
2
[CR]
d
3
* *
* *
* *
0D
* *
s
1
* *
d
7
* *
* *
* *
t
1
t
2
d
8
* *
d
4
* *
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