
Section 3 Command Descriptions
3.11
prefix (
D
) and a suffix (
Z
). 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:
F3
select decimal mode
R0
read data from the
Digital232
,
display shows 240;165
D100;200Z
output 100 & 200
to the
Digital232
R0
read data from the
Digital232
,
display shows 100;200
F4 Format - Binary
In the
F4
binary format the
Digital232
expects the "
D
"
prefix followed by
five bytes of data beginning with PORT5 without
the "
Z
" suffix. If any digital
I/O port is configured as an input, the data to that input port will be ignored and
no error will be generated.
When data is requested from the
Digital232
(
R0
) it asserts
Inhibit
, reads
the data from all ports, unasserts
Inhibit
and outputs 5 bytes beginning with
PORT5. Serial terminators are appended to the output. After output the
Digital232
must be requested to perform subsequent reads.
EDR
(
R1
) may
also be used to capture data in this format.
Example:
F4
select the binary mode
D!&Jg(Z
the binary representation of the characters
!&Jg(
will be output to the digital I/O port
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