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CIBlocks?
CIDelete?
Local Command Set 4-72
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<hex base address> is the base address of the
CI RAM area in C language hexadecimal notation.
<number of blocks> is the size of the CI RAM
area (in blocks of 4 kilobytes) in decimal.
Purpose:
Return a listing of used and unused CI memory
area blocks.
Query
Syntax:
CIBlocks?
Response:
Program response:
<b0>, <b1>, . . ., <bL-1><CRLF>
where <bJ> is a Boolean value that indicates
whether the Jth block is unused (0) or used (1). L is
the number of blocks of 4 kilobytes in the CI global
memory area.
Console response:
Blocks Used of the <L> Blocks of CI
Global Memory: <CRLF>
<r0start> - <r0stop>, <r1start> -
<r1stop>, . . .,<rN-1start> -
<rN-1stop><CRLF>
where <rMstart> and <rMstop> are the start
and stop block numbers for the Mth occupied
memory region.
Purpose:
Delete a CI.
Query
Syntax:
CIDelete? <code instrument logical
address>
<code instrument logical address> is the
logical address of the CI to be deleted.
Response:
Program response:
<error code><CRLF>
where <error code> is a decimal value that
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