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User Manual 1260-18
PDATAOUT
Command
The PDATAOUT command causes the specified module to reply
with a list of relays which are closed on that module. The syntax
for the PDATAOUT command is:
PD[ATAOUT] <module list> [ ; <module list> ... ]
where:
<module list> ::= <module> | <module> - <module>
<module>
For example:
PD 1;3-6;9
causes each of the modules with module addresses 1, 3, 4,
5, 6, and 9 to reply with a list of closed relays.
The reply to the PDATAOUT consists of three or more reply lines,
each of which is terminated with a carriage return followed by a
linefeed. A minimum of three reply lines are returned.
The FIRST line is as follows:
<module>. 1260-18 HIGH DENSITY BASIC SWITCH
MODULE
where module is the module address of the 1260-18 card ("000" to
"012").
The LAST line is as follows:
<module>.END
Note that there is no space character between the period and the
"E" of the "END" string.
Lines 2 through N-1 will have the form:
<module>. [<channel range> [,<channel range> ...] ] [,]
where:
<module>
<channel range> ::=
<channel>
If there are no closed relays, the second line will consist solely of
the module addresses and the period. There will be no channels
::= 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12
::=
001 | 002 | 003 | ... | 011 | 012
<channel> | <channel> - <channel>
::=
000 | 001 | 002| ... | 150 | 151
Module Specific Syntax 3-9
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