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6.3.6
Parameter Setting with the PG 615 Programmer
Parameters must be entered in DB 1 on the memory submodule .
All parameters must be entered in ASCII code (KH = hexadecimal constant). It is
advisable to use a list showing alphanumeric characters next to their ASCII codes.
Chapter 8 contains an ASCII code table showing the hexadecimal value of ASCII
characters.
After entering the data, transfer DB 1 to the memory submodule.
Example: Setting DB 1 parameters
Storing the same parameters in DB 1 as in the previous example, but
without comments.
DB 1
: KH = 3A30
: KH = 3630
: KH = 3031
: KH = 3030
: KH = 3A32
: KH = 1113
: KH = 3A35
: KH = 400A
: KH = 5500
: KH = 3A36
: KH = 4B31
: KH = 5445
: KH = 5354
: KH = 4245
: KH = 5452
: KH = 4945
: KH = 4220
: KH = 2446
: KH = 314C
: KH = 4142
: KH = 4F52
: KH = 2400
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Explanation
Block separator ":", parameter block "0"
2400 baud (6)/even parity (0)
No BUSY signal (0)/RS-232-C (V.24) interface (1)
7 data bits (0)/Handshake OFF (0)
Block separator ":"/parameter block "2"
XON character DC1 (11
Block separator ":"/parameter block "5"
64 lines/page (40
)/10 characters left margin (0A
H
ASCII code for U/filter byte
Block separator ":"/margin parameter block "6"
Header H1
ASCII code for TE
ASCII code for ST
ASCII code for BE
ASCII code for TR
ASCII code for IE
ASCII code for B / space
End-of-text character $/footer F
1/ASCII code for L
ASCII code for
AB
ASCII code for
OR
End-of-text character $/filler byte without meaning
)/XOFF character DC3 (13
H
GWA 4NEB 812 6030-02b
CP 521
)
H
)
H
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