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The
Temp
item is circuit board temperature in degrees C. It is typically about 10 degrees
above ambient.
4.6.7.FEOD COMMAND
The
FEod
command briefly resets the timing hardware, aborting any timing cycle in
progress. This is useful for terminating long delays.
4.6.8.SAVE, RECALL, LOAD COMMANDS
The
SAve
command will save the overall T560 setup into nonvolatile memory. This setup
will be restored at powerup or may be loaded via the
REcall
command.
SAve
save current setup to nonvolatile memory
REcall
recall saved setup
LOad DEfault
load default setup; see Figure 4-1 Typical T560 Status Report
RUn DEmo
run demonstration setup. This is the default setup, except that the T560
self-triggers at 20 KHz
4.6.9.USEC, WAIT, IRQ, SHOTS, TEMP COMMANDS
The
USec
command returns the value of a free-running 32-bit counter that increments once
each microsecond.
USec 0
resets the counter.
The
WAit nnn
command pauses command execution for a specified number of
microseconds, up to 2 32 -1.
The
IRq
command returns the value of the internal 40 Hz interrupt counter.
The
SHots
query returns the 32-bit shot counter. This counter increments every time the
T560 is fired.
SHots 0
will clear the shot counter.
The following command line will return the approximate trigger rate in Hz:
SHOTS 0; WAIT 1000000; SHOTS
4.6.10. IDENTIFY COMMAND
The
IDentify
command returns a string which identifies the T560 firmware version. The
returned form is
T560-1 Firmware 28E563-A
4.6.11. ERRORS COMMAND
The
ERrors
command returns a string which identifies any T560 errors. The returned form
is...
Errs None
Or