Examples Of The Control-T Function - Spectrum Controls InView Series User Manual

4-4 Chapter 4: InView Protocol
Name [CTRL][V]
Data Acceptable Values
[CTRL][V[
Quote
Variable Any ASCII Character (except
Data
Quote
Backslash
0 ... 99 (ASCII decimal)
Variable #
Backslash
Display
Address
<CR> or
CTRL][M]
1
If the Variable # and Display address are not used; only variable 0 on all displays will be updated. If the Variable # is used and not
the Display address, that variable number will be updated on all displays.
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Control-V Frame Format – Alphanumeric
Optional
'Variable
Backslash
Data'
The following table indicates the values to use in the Control-V format,
Control-V Frame Description - Alphanumeric
ASCII
"
\22
" character)
"
\
\
1 ... 255
^M
Flash Variable Data
You can enable/disable flashing for the variable data by using [Ctrl] G1 to turn
the variable on and [Ctrl] G0 to turn the variable off. For example, to flash the
word text in the variable data how to flash text, you must enter the variable data
as:
how to flash [Ctrl]G[1]text[Ctrl]G[0]
Change Color of Variable Data
To change the color of variable data, you must add the following characters to
the variable data for the specific color:
\1C1 for red
\1C2 for green
\1C3 for yellow
For example, the variable data how to show the color is set to display as red. If
you want to modify the variable data so the words to change the display as green
with the remaining data red, you must set the variable data up as follows:
how \1C2 to change the \1C1 color

4.2.4 Examples of the Control-T Function

There are two basic ways in which messages are displayed: priority messaging or
add/remove messages. When using either of these methods, the messages are
1
Variable # Backslash
Hex
\20 to \126 (except \22)
\22
\5C
\30 to \39\39
\5C
\31 to \32\35\35
\0D
Display
<CR>
Address
Description
Quote Character
Data
Quote Character
Backslash
Variable ID number
Backslash
Display address where 255 is a
broadcast address.
Carriage Return