Roland DXY-1100, Справочник по командам

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Delay time:
This is the delay time (m/sec) before the DXY-1000 series starts outputting when the com
puter asks it to do so, thereby preventing any date transmission from the DXY-1000 series
before the computer is ready to receive data.
Output trigger character:
The computer sends this character at the end of an output command sent to the DXY- 1000
series.
Even if you set this character, the DXY-1000 series does not output until the character is
sent. For this, [DC1]CHR$(17) is often used. The default value is 0 (for nothing set).
Echo terminator:
This is used by the computer to echo data sent from the DXY-1000 series back to the DXY-
1000 series again. If you set this echo terminator so that the reception of echo back data
does not cause an error, the DXY-1000 series ignores input until receiving this character.
For this [LF]CHR$(10) is often used. The default value is 0 (for nothing set).
Output terminator:
This character is sent after at the end of all the data output by the DXY-1000 series. The
default value is [CR]CHR$(13).
Output initiator:
The DXY-1000 series sends this character at the beginning of the data which it outputs to
the computer. Depending on the computer, is may be necessary to send this character as a
sign that the DXY-1000 series is ready to do data transmission before actually sending data.
For this [STX]CHR$(2) is often used. The default value is 0 (for nothing set).
Intercharacter delay:
This is the delay time (m/sec) between characters within a character string that the DXY-
1000 series outputs to the computer. Depending on computers, one may not be able to do
data transmission if there is not enough delay time between characters the DXY-1000 out­
puts. In such a case, this character is set. The default value is 0(m/sec).
Immediate response character:
When the ENQ/ACK handshake is set, this character is output before the ACK character.
Depending on computers, one may ask the DXY-1000 series to give an immediate response
after sending the ENQ character. In such a case, if you set this character, the computer
returns the character back immediately after receiving the END character. For this,
[DC3]CHR$[19 ] is often used. The default value is 0 (for nothing set).
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