Output To Serial Port - Data I/O 298 Manual

9.
Remove the device from the socket.
10. To program additional identical devices using the data
stored in RAM return to step 6.
3.6.4 OUTPUT TO SERIAL PORT
Use the following front panel keyboard procedure to output
data to the serial port:
1. Set-up the serial port. Refer to section 2.
2. Select the appropriate data translation format from
appendix A and execute the format select function 83
(see section 3.8).
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to select the mode.
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to select the source of the data.
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The prompt ( /\) preceding "ADDR" in the display
means that you can change the begin RAM address to
any address within the range of RAM word limit by
entering the hex value with the keyboard. If an entry is
not made, the value defaults to zero (0). If a hex value
appears in place of 11 ADDR," it is from a previously
entered begin address.
a. If the hex value that appears in place of 11 ADDR" is
correct, go to step 5.
b. If it is incorrect, enter the correct hex value.
c. If you do not wish to change the begin device
address or block size (step 5), go to step 6.
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The prompt ( /\) preceding 11 S!ZE" means that you can
change the block size by entering the hex value with the
keyboard. If an entry is not made, the value defaults to
RAM size minus the begin RAM address. !f a hex va!ue
appears in place of "SIZE," it is from a previously
entered block size.
a. If the hex value that appears in piace of "SIZE" is
correct, go to step 6.
b. If it is incorrect, enter the correct hex value, then go
to step 6.
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to select the destination for the data.
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The prompt ( /\ ) preceding 11 ADDR" means that you
can change the address offset (see the glossary in
appendix D) by entering the hex value with the
keyboard. If an entry is not made, the value defaults to
zero (0). If a hex value appears in place of "ADDR," it
is from a previously entered address offset.
a. If the hex value that appears in place of 11 ADDR" is
correct, go to step 7.
b. If it is incorrect, enter the correct hex value, then go
to step 7.
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NOTE
The amount of time the programmer will
require to perform this operation will vary
depending on the data format, block size,
and baud rate. The action symbol
[!]
character rotates while the operation is
taking place.
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