
Section 3 Command Descriptions
3.10
Data received for output to the digital ports must be contained within a
prefix (
D
) and a suffix (
Z
) and each 4-bit quantity must be separated by
semicolons. Leading zeros are not required. If the amount of data sent is less
than the number of bits programmed as outputs, the least-significant bits will
contain the data sent and the most-significant bits will be cleared to logic zero.
If the data sent is greater than the number of bits programmed for output or
selected by the
Pn
command, the
Digital232
will generate a conflict error and
ignore the entire command string. The
Data Strobe
output is pulse for
approximately 50 microseconds after new data is output on the selected port(s).
Example:
F2
select ASCII/binary mode
R0
read data from the
Digital232
,
display shows
0001;1111;1111;0001
D1111;0;1010;0101Z
R0
read data from the
Digital232
,
display shows 1111;0000;1010;0101
F3 Format - ASCII Decimal
In the
F3
format, the data is described in decimal 8 bit multiples and
transmitted in ASCII. Each decimal number (0 to 255) to be output must be
separated by semicolons.
F3 Number Decimal
Equiv F3 Number Decimal Equiv
000 0 008 8
001 1 009 9
002 2 010 10
003 3 020 20
004 4 100 100
005 5 200 200
006 6 210 210
007 7 255 255
Data received for output to the digital ports must be contained within a
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