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Note: The command described here only causes a queue to be filled with data for a
specific group. The data will only be sent when the group in question is added to the
group sequence with the command
Setting parameters:
<RetrNumb>
<DataSeq>
Parameters for setting and query:
<FFG>
Example:
Example:
STEReo:DIRect "AF=<A>,<Freq#1>,<Freq#2>,..."
STEReo:DIRect? "AF<z>"
Defines an alternative frequency list.
Note: A maximum of five AF lists with max. 25 frequencies per list can be created.
Parameters:
<Freq>
Setting parameters:
<A>
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Max. 20 different data sequences can be defined.
10 characters must be specified each per <DataSeq>. Leading
zeros, if any, must also be specified.
00: erases the data.
Range: 0000000000 to 1FFFFFFFFF (10 ASCII ccoded
hexadecimal characters each)
1A | 3A | 5A | 6A | 7A | 8A | 9A | 10A | 11A | 12A | 13A
Determines the free format group.
To transmit the FFGs of the B group, the same commands are
used, only the A groups are replaced by the B groups in the
group sequence. If B groups are transmitted, block C is overwrit-
ten with the PI code.
STEReo:DIRect "1A=01,0123456789,1FFFFFFFFF"
Fills a queue with the data "0123456789,1FFFFFFFFF". The
data is sent in consecutive order in group 1A after group 1A is
added to the group sequence (see command
465).
STEReo:DIRect? "1A"
Reads the data of group 1A.
Response: "01,0123456789,1FFFFFFFFF"
xxx.x
Sets the alternative frequencies as ASCII coded decimal num-
bers.
If list <z> is not available, the response is ().
Range: 87.6 to 107.9
N
new AF list
+
AF list to be added
Remote Control Commands
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