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ADFM Commands
RD - Current Deployment Selected
Purpose: Selects the current deployment to retrieve.
Format: RD nnn
Range: nnn = 000 to 999
Description: RD lets you select the recorded deployment to retrieve. When
the CS-command is sent after an RD>0 command, recorder
data are output from the recorder in the format selected by the
CF-command. If the recorder is currently enabled for re-
cording data (CFxxxx1), and a deployment selection is at-
tempted (RD>0), the ADFM sends ERR 015:
DISABLE
RECORDER WRITE (CF COMMAND) TO SELECT
DEPLOYMENT
.
Example: RD003 selects deployment number 3 for retrieval. See previ-
ous page for an example on the sequence of steps used to re-
cord and playback deployment ensemble data.
RE - Erase Recorder
Purpose: Erases/initializes recorder memory
Format: RE ErAsE
Description: RE ErAsE erases all memory on Intel recorder board/s or re-
sets the directory in PCMCIA recorders (i.e., no physical era-
sure of data). This command IS case sensitive. The RE erase
sequence looks like this:
Example:
>RE ErAsE
[ERASING...]
While the recorder is erasing, the RS-command displays
"999,999" as its parameters. It takes just a few seconds per
megabyte to erase recorder memory. Sending a <BREAK>
aborts this process.
RJ - Number Of Ensembles To Jump
Purpose: Moves an ensemble pointer within recorder memory.
Format: RJ nnnnn
Range: nnnnn = -99999 to +99999; if RJ=0, ADFM repeats last en-
semble that was output
Description: RD forces the ensemble pointer for the current deployment to
be moved through the deployment data by Ò nnnnn ensembles
(Note: Negative values are not valid in PCMCIA recorders).
ADFM Technical Manual (January 2000) page C-39