
Chapter 4 Terminal Interfacing
where:
YY
is the last two digits of the year
1995
MM
is the two-digit month code (01-12)
Nov
DD
is date (01-31)
25
HH
is the hour (00-23)
6 (am)
MM
is the minutes after the hour (00-59)
59
SS
is seconds (optional)
23
If you want the DSP to keep current time, either keep its power supply on, have the software program you’re using
set the clock upon start-up, or install a dedicated clock chip. The clock chip of choice is the SmartWatch clock chip
(DS1216C) by Dallas Semiconductor, 4350 Beltwood Parkway, Dallas, TX 75244. Phone: (214) 450-0400. (You
can also order the chip from JDR Microdevices, 1-800-538-5000.) The only time the SmartWatch is read is upon
power-up,
RESTART
or
RESET
.
Installation is easy: Carefully remove U5, install the SmartWatch chip into U5’s socket, then insert U5 into the top
of the SmartWatch chip. Enter the time and date in
DAYTIME
and you’re all set.
DELete
ON
|
OFF
Default: OFF
Host: DL
ON
The
DELETE
($7F) key is used for editing your typing.
OFF
The
BACKSPACE
($08) key is used for editing your typing.
Use the
DELETE
command to select the key to use for “backing up” and deleting text.
Refer to
BKONDEL
to see how the DSP indicates deletion.
DIRect
“m n”
Immediate command
Host: DQ
DIRECT is an immediate command that displays a directory listing of all available DSP-232 Modems. When the
DIRECT command is given, the modem list is displayed as shown below:
The DIRECT command can also take a modem number as an arguement to display only the information on that
particular modem including the argument of 0 which displays only the date of the modem EPROM. A range of
arguments can also be entered, for example DIRECT 1 9 will display the directory of all the RTTY/TOR modems
contain in the MODEM EPROM.
1: FSK
45 bps 2125/2295
2: FSK
100 bps 2125/2295
3: FSK
45 bps 1615/1785
4: FSK
100 bps 1615/1785
5: FSK
200 bps 2110/2310
6: FSK
200 bps 1600/1800
7: FSK
200 bps 2125/2550
8: FSK
200 bps 1275/1700
9: FSK
200 bps 2125/2975
10: FSK 200 bps 1275/2125
11: FSK 300 bps 2110/2310
12: FSK 300 bps 1600/1800
13: FSK
1200 bps VHF
14: PACSAT 1200 bps BPSK
15:
16: FSK
9600 bps K9NG/G3RUH
17: Analog FAX HF 1450/2500 FM
18: Analog FAX APT 2400 Hz AM
19: Zero-Crossing FAX 1300/2100
20: Morse 750 Hz.
21: OSCAR-13 Telemetry 400 bps BPSK
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