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PSETUP Command
Module Specific Syntax 3-10
listed, and there will be a total of three lines returned. For example:
007. 1260-18 HIGH DENSITY BASIC SWITCH MODULE
007.
007.END
If the second line can hold all of the closed relays, there will be a
total of three lines returned. For example:
007. 1260-18 HIGH DENSITY BASIC SWITCH MODULE
007. 000,005-013,102,103,106-114
007.END
If the second line cannot hold all of the closed relays, the last
character on the line before the carriage return/linefeed will be a
comma. This indicates that more data is to follow on the third line.
If the third line cannot hold all of the remaining closed relays, it too
will be terminated with a comma, and more data will follow on the
fourth line. The last line before the "END" line will NOT have a
comma at the end. For example:
007. 1260-18 HIGH DENSITY BASIC SWITCH MODULE
007. 000,001,004,005,007,009,011,013,015,016,018,022,033,041,
007. 042,051-058,060,062,063-074,077,078,081,082,100,101,103,
007. 114-120,124,126,130,132-140,150
007.END
The PSETUP command causes the specified module setup to be
transmitted to the VXI Controller. The syntax used is:
PS[ETUP] <module address>[;<module address>][;<module
address>]......
where:
<module address> is the switch card address.
The response to the PSETUP command for the 1260-18 consists
of three lines. Each line consists of a three-digit module address,
followed by some information. A sample reply to the PSETUP
command is shown below:
007. 1260-18 HIGH DENSITY BASIC SWITCH MODULE
007. BBM
007. END
The first line of the response to the PSETUP command is a
header line. The header describes the model number.
The second reply line designates the setup mode for scanning. By
default, this is Break-Before-Make ("BBM"). The other setup
modes which may be returned on the second line include Make-
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