Setup Wr Command - Racal Instruments 1260-14C Manual

User Manual 1260-14C
SETUP WR
command
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the user to preset the value of the port prior to the beginning
synchronous operations. Note that this may only be done while
the synchronous mode is not armed.
Syntax: Byte: SE[TUP] <address>.WR,<port>[,Y][,
<byte>,...,<byte>]
Word: SE[TUP] <address>.WR,<port>[,W][,
<word>,...,<word>]
Bit: SE[TUP] <address>.WR,<port>[,X][,
<bits>;...;<bits>]
<address>::= Module address of the 1260-14C (1-12)
<port>::= Synchronous port number that is being
defined (0-11)
<byte>::= An 8 bit value specified as either decimal
format (0-255), hexadecimal format (H0-HFF) or binary
format (B0-B11111111). Note that the "H" is required in
front of hex values and the "B" is required in front of binary
values.
<word>::= A 16-bit value specified in either decimal
format (0-65535), hexadecimal format (H0-HFFFF) or
binary format (B0-B1111111111111111). Note that the "H"
is required in front of hex values and the "B" is required in
front of binary values.
<bits>::= Specifies up to eight single bit transitions in
the form Lx|Hx,...Lx|Hx where x specifies which bit number
to write high (Hx) or low (Lx), and x may take the values
from 0-7. For example, SETUP 5.WR 1,X,L1,L3;H0,H1
would cause bits 1 and 3 in port 1 to go low in vector 1
followed by bits 0 and 1 going high in vector 2.
A "B" specifies that the output format for the data is binary. Note
that this format is unavailable in the fast byte mode to keep the
output on a single 80-character line.
A "H" specifies that the output format for the data is hexadecimal.
A "Y" causes a byte-wide (8 bit) read of the port. This is the default
is no width is specified. See Example 1 above for a sample of a
byte-wide READ command.
A "W" causes a word-wide (16-bit) read for a pair of ports. Word-
wide operations are specified on even-numbered ports only, and
read the least significant 8-bits from the even port and the most
significant 8-bits from the following odd-numbered port.
Module Specific Syntax 3-17