Section 4.3 Examples Of The Control-V Function - Allied Motion Spectrum Controls 2706-P22-SC User Manual

Name [CTRL][T]
ASCII ^T
Hex \14
Name
ASCII
Hex
Name [CTRL][T]
ASCII ^T
Hex \14
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Section 4.3 Examples of the Control-V Function

Name
ASCII
Hex
MSG # Backslash
-1 \
\2D\31 \5C
The following removes all messages on display address 024 and adds the
background message (4095) to the message queue using priority messaging.
Remove all Messages on a Specific Display
[CTRL][T] MSG #
^T 4095
\14 \34\30\39\35
OR
MSG # Backslash
4095
\34\30\39\35 \5C
Remove a Message on a Specific Display
The following removes message 367 on a display address 4.
Remove a Message on a Specific Display
MSG # Backslash
367 \
\33\36\37 \5C
This function allows for the updating of variables that are embedded in messages.
If no display address is used, it updates all displays with the variable data. The
following example updates variable 0 in all displays.
Update a Variable on all Displays
Update variable 0 with the value of 2395 on all displays:
Update a Variable on all Displays
Name [CTRL][V]
ASCII ^V
Hex \16
OR
Variable
[CTRL][V]
Data
2395
^V
\32\33\39\35
\16
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Function Backslash
3
\33 \5C
Display
Backslash
Address
\
\5C \32\34
Function Backslash
\ 1
\31
Function Backslash
3
\33
Variable
Return
Data
2395 ^M
\32\33\39\35 \0D
Variable
Backslash
\
\5C
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Display
Return
Address
\ 24
\32\34
Return
24 ^M
\0D
Display
Address
\ 24
\5C \32\34
Display
Return
Address
\ 4
\5C \34
Return
#
0 ^M
\30 \0D
4-7
^M
\0D
Return
^M
\0D
^M
\0D