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232 MONITOR PLUS
from within the View Menu, press
[1], [2], or [3], respectively.
The 232 Monitor Plus will set itself to
the chosen configuration. Press
RESET and then [D] to set the 232
Monitor Plus to the default
configuration (the factory-set
communication values).
MENU [`]
MENU toggles between the View
Mode and the Configure Menu.
MODEM CTL MASK [M]
A modem control mask is a template
created to match a particular set of
modem control signals. The modem
control masks can be used to
start/stop a timer or begin/end data
capture.
When the 232 Monitor Plus senses
modem control signals identical to
the masks you set up, it will start or
stop the timer. See the descriptions
for the commands SET TRIGGER
(p. 16) and TIME EVENTS (p. 19)
for more information on masks.
If you are in the View Mode, press
[M] to create or edit a modem
control signal mask (see the sample
screen below). The highlighted
value is selected. To select the value
of a different modem control signal,
EDIT MASKS—arrow keys to move, [return]
to toggle values,[STOP] to end
START MASK
RS CS DS DC DT RI
lo lo lo lo lo
lo
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press → or ← . Set the values by
pressing RETURN.
Values may be:
hi ......matches a high signal
lo ......matches a low signal
?? ......wildcard;matches any signal
Once the mask is set, press STOP to
return to the View Menu. At this
point you can use your masks by
pressing [5] for SET TRIGGER or
[6] for TIME EVENTS and scrolling
to the appropriate values.
OUTPUT SERIAL [O]
Press [O] to move down into the
Output Submenu. (See the sample
screen at the top of p. 13.) You can
transmit data from this screen via
pin 2 on the right-side DB25 (male)
connector.
Interpret the screen as follows:
Pattern
The test pattern you want to output.
HEX 00-FF
Spaces (00)
Mark (FF)
Fox
Fox2
STOP MASK
RS CS DS CD DT RI
hi hi hi hi hi hi
String1
RD Buffer
String2
TD: buffer
Hex Rpt
ASCII set
HEX Rpt+Signl
511 BERT
Help Rpt
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