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[ROUTe:]
Subsystem Syntax
[ROUTe:]CLOSe
Parameters
Comments
80 Switchbox Command Reference
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The [ROUTe:] command subsystem controls switching and scanning operations for
the Multiplexer Modules in a switchbox.
[ROUTe:]
CLOSe <channel_list>
CLOSe? <channel_list>
OPEN <channel_list>
OPEN? <channel_list>
SCAN <channel_list>
:MODE <mode>
:MODE?
:PORT <port>
[ROUTe:]CLOSe <channel_list>
<channel_list>. The <channel_list> is in the form (@ccnn), (@ccnn,ccnn),
or (@ccnn:ccnn) where cc = card number (00-99) and
nn = channel number (00-63 and 90-94).
Name
<channel_list>
To close:
Closing Channels:
•
a single channel use ROUT:CLOS (@ccnn)
•
multiple channels use ROUT:CLOS (@ccnn,ccnn,...)
•
sequential channels use ROUT:CLOS (@ccnn:ccnn)
•
groups of sequential channels use ROUT:CLOS (@ccnn:ccnn,ccnn:ccnn)
or any combination of the above.
Closure Order is Not Guaranteed.
command is not guaranteed. A list of channels will not all close simultaneously. The
order channels close when specified from a single command is not guaranteed. Use
sequential CLOSe commands if needed.
Special Case of Using Upper Range 99 in the Channel List:
as 99 (such as @100:199) automatically closes all channels on the card number
specified by cc including tree relays 90 through 94 (see following table for tree relay
information).
closes multiplexer channels specified in the
Type
Range of Values
numeric
cc00 - cc31, cc90 - cc94
Closure order for multiple channels with a single
Default Value
N/A
Specifying the last channel
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