Quasonix TIMTER Installation And Operation Manual page 89

Then, if XDP is 0, do nothing. If XDP is 1, invert the output.
Syntax: XDP [?/0/1]
where XDP 0 (no invert) means set the TTL control output to
1 if XDC = 1 or if XDC = A and current FR >= XDF
0 if XDC = 0 or if XDC = A and current FR < XDF
XDP 1 (invert) means set the TTL control output to
0 if XDC = 1 or if XDC = A and current FR >= XDF
1 if XDC = 0 or if XDC = A and current FR < XDF
Examples:
XDP ? Help
XDP Show the current external device polarity invert state
4.2.3.2 Channel Override Format
Some commands support channel override format. This means that these commands can be sent with a 1, 2, or 3 in
front of them, and it will override whatever the current channel is (as shown in the prompt), instead of changing a
channel, issuing a command, and then changing back to the previous channel. So if the channel is 3 and the user
sends the '2RF 0' command, only channel 2 will receive the RF Off command, just as though the channel had been
2, and the user sent a normal 'RF 0' command. The current channel is NOT changed by this.
Commands supporting channel override are:
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CS - Clock source
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DP - Data polarity
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FR - Frequency
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IC - Internal clock rate
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ID - Internal data pattern
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LD - Low Density Parity Check
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MO - Mode
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QT - Query temperature
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RF - RF On/Off
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VP - Variable power
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