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Software Commands
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XSP—Sequence Status Power-up
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Command Type: Status
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Valid Software Version: A
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Syntax: aXSP
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Units: N/A
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Range: N/A
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Default Value: N/A
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Attributes: Immediate,
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See Also: XP, XQ, XSR
Never Saved
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Response to aXSP is *n
The Sequence Status Power-up (XSP) determines which, if any, sequence will be executed
on power-up. After setting a power-up sequence using the Sequence Power-up (XP)
command, you can check to make sure that proper sequence will be executed on power-up
with XSP. The command reports which sequence the system will execute during power-up.
The range of sequences is Ø - 9.
Command
Description
1XSP
*3 (Indicates that sequence #3. If it exists, will be executed upon power-up
or reset.)
XSR—Sequence Status Run
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Command Type: Status
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Valid Software Version: A
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Syntax: aXSR
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Units: N/A
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Range: N/A
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Default Value: N/A
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Attributes: Immediate,
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See Also: XR, XRP
Never Saved
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Response to aXSR is *n
This command allows you to check whether or not the last sequence issued was executed
successfully without hitting limits, Stop (S), or Kill (K). The valid values and responses are
shown below.
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Ø = Last sequence was successful
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1 = In a loop
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2 = Valid sequence
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3 = Erased
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4 = Bad checksum
*
5 = Running
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6 = Killed, stopped, sequence never estimated
Command
Response
1XSR
*Ø (Sequence ran O.K.)
XSS—Sequence Status
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Command Type: Status
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Valid Software Version: A
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Syntax: aXSSn
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Units: Sequences
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Range: n = 1 - 7
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Default Value: None
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Attributes: Immediate,
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See Also: XD, XE, XT
Never Saved
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Response to aXSSn is *x
XSS reports whether the sequence specified by n (representing one of the sequences 1 - 7)
is empty, has bad checksum, or is OK.
Ø = Empty
1 = Bad Checksum
3 = O.K.
XSS verifies the existence of sequences and if that portion of memory has been corrupted.
Command
Response
1XSS1
*Ø (Sequence #1 of device 1 is not defined.)
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