L3 Systems KeyAT, Руководство пользователя

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KeyAT Keyboard Port Adapter
L3 Systems 17 5/19/2007
Sleep
~Znn Sleep
– Use sleep to provide delays. The value nn is in
seconds (approximate). This can be helpful when doing
scripting, allowing the KeyAT to help you pace
keystrokes, to avoid out-running the application. :
*~Z15<ENTER>
(delays 15 seconds)
EEPROM Commands
The onboard EEPROM (available only on the KeyAT-2) provides
memory to store strings of keys and or commands that can be
later exe cuted. The EEPROM consists of a set of 8 strings, 31
characters in length, numbered 0 to 7. EEPROM commands
are special commands, with the following restrictions:
•
Use EEPROM commands in “Line turn-around” only (~L).
Only use one EEPROM command per line.
•
Make sure that the EEPROM command is the last
command in the line. All other characters or commands
on the line after an EEPROM command will be ignored.
•
Do not use the EEPROM read command (~ERnn) in
addressed mode.
~ERnn Read EEPROM
– Read string up to 31 characters to
EEPROM, string number nn.
~EWnn Write EEPROM
- Write string up to 31 characters to
EEPROM, string number nn
~EEnn Write EEPROM
- Execute string number nn.
Example:
:~EW01DIR^M<ENTER>
(Loads string 01)
:~ER01<ENTER>DIR^M
(Displays string 01)
:~EE01<ENTER>
(Executes string 01)