Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX Owner's And Programmer's Manual page 282

PCPG
Classification:
Command Syntax:
Limits:
Query Syntax:
Query Response:
Description:
Other Required Cmds:
Example:
PUTA
Classification:
Command Syntax:
Limits:
Query Syntax:
Description:
Other Required Cmds:
Example:
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Chapter 6: Programming
Pixel Clock Pulse Gate
Format parameter setting
PCPG <mode>
<mode>
0 = OFF
1 = ON
PCPG?
<mode>
The PCPG command enables and disables the pixel clock pulse
output on generators that have a pixel clock output available.
The PCPG? query returns the current setting of PCPG.
FMTU or ALLU
P C P G 1 / / E n a b l e
/ / b u f f e r
F M T U / / U p d a t e h a r d w a r e
/ / d a t a
PUT Absolute
Direct processor control
PUTA <address> <value>
<address>
0 to 4,294,967,295 unsigned decimal (BASE = 10)
-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 (BASE = -10)
0 to FFFFFFFF (BASE = 16)
-80000000 to 7FFFFFFF (BASE = -16)
<value>
0 to 2^(SIZE)-1
None
The PUTA command writes the specified value <value> into
memory at the specified address <address>. The two parameters
<address> and <value> are interpreted according to the current
setting of BASE (see the BASE command). The number and format
of the bits written depend on the current setting of SIZE (see
the SIZE command).
Note – This command will normally be used only with custom
applications and command files created by Quantum Data.
Indiscriminate use of this command can cause the generator to
stop operating and / or the loss of stored data in nonvolatile
RAM.
PUTA expects parameters formatted according to the current
radix set by the BASE command.
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