Sutter Instrument Lambda DG-4, Operation Manual

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LAMBDA DG-4 & DG-5 OPERATION MANUAL – REV.
3.05C
(
20150414
)
67
Byte Value Keyboard Entry
Dec. Hex. Binary Alt-keypad
entry
Ctrl-
char.
ASCII
def./-
char.
Description
208
-
217
D0
-
D9
11010000
-
11011001
Alt-0208
-
Alt-0217
218 DA 11011010 Alt-0218
Freeze display
219 DB 11011011 Alt-0219
Turn display on
220
-
222
DC
-
DE
11001100
-
11001110
Alt-0220
-
Alt-0222
223 DF 11011111 Alt-0223
Start loading ring buffer
224
-
233
E0
-
E9
11100000
-
11101001
Alt-0224
-
Alt-0233
234 EA 11101010 Alt-0234
Start the remote adjustment of neutral density setting for current
filter position.
235 EB 11101011 Alt-0235
Increase value of Galvo DAC for neutral density setting of current
filter position.
236 EC 11101100 Alt-0236
Decrease value of Galvo DAC for neutral density setting of current
filter position.
237 ED 11101101 Alt-0237
End the remote adjustment of neutral density setting for current
filter position and save
238 EE 11011110 Alt-0238
Set controller to On Line (serial or parallel port); pressing LOCAL
key sets controller to off line).
239 EF 11011111 Alt-0239
240 F0 11110000 Alt-0240
End loading ring buffer
241 F1 11110001 Alt-0241
Run from ring buffer
242 F2 11110010 Alt-0242
End run from ring buffer
243
-
255
F3
-
FF
11110011
-
11111111
Alt-0243
-
Alt-0255
NOTE: The “ASCII def./char.” column for codes 128 through 255 (80 through FF hex) is left blank, since there
are no ASCII character definitions for the codes in this range. However, many computers and operating systems
do support characters within this range, although there is no single standard across all platforms. Furthermore,
many operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac OS X, have several “code pages” (character
sets), many of which are country/language specific, from which the user can select. Therefore, this part of the
table is left blank – if you wish, you may write in the characters defined in the character set you use on a regular
basis.