SCS PTC-IIex, Руководство пользователя

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6 Commands
To set the baud rate to 9600, just enter the following command:
cmd:
SERB
9600 <Return>
At the next power-on the PTC-IIex will come up with a baudrate of 9600 baud!
The following baud rates are known and could be recognized by the PTC-IIex:
2400, 3600, 4800, 7200, 9600, 12000, 14400, 16800, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600,
76800, 115200.
Example:
To activate the automatic baud rate recognition again enter the following command:
cmd:
SERB
auto <Return>
Switching on the PTC-IIex the next time the automatic baud rate recognition will work.
The automatic baud rate recognition works from 2400 baud and higher!
Without entering arguments the
SERBaud
command shows the actual baud rate. The
message “auto” will be added if the automatic baud rate recognition is turned on.
For further information refer to chapter 3.2 , page 9 (Serial Interface) and chapter 6.39 ,
page 54 (
ESCchr
).
It is also possible to force the PTC-IIex to reset its
SERBaud
value to AUTO. As the
PTC-IIex has no switches to let the user express the intention to reset to AUTO, a special
procedure is used to achieve this.
The PTC-IIex performs a LED test when powered on. This test has 2 phases, first the
LED´s are red and afterwards they appear green. When the PTC-IIex is switched OFF
again whilest in the first LED phase (red), then at next power up it will come in
AUTObaud condition.
Some experience may be necessary to hit the right moment for switching off. If it does
not work the first time just try it again.
Remark: When switched off whilst the second LED test phase (green) the BIOS is
activated (refer to 13.2 on page 161 ). Being in the BIOS the PTC-IIex indicates by only
lighting the green Connected LED.
6.87 SFile
The
SFile
command (send file) works exactly as the
Send
command, except that the
additional information (file header, EOF text, Path text) is not suppressed. The
SFile
command is not available from the remote station.
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