User guide

Veloce 50 Operating Manual
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Selected Module
n°
ASCII
switching command
Keyboard
switching command
1
ESC STX AA ESC Ctrl B AA
2
ESC STX AB ESC Ctrl B AB
3
ESC STX AD ESC Ctrl B AD
4
ESC STX AE ESC Ctrl B AE
5
ESC STX BA ESC Ctrl B BA
6
ESC STX BB ESC Ctrl B BB
7
ESC STX BD ESC Ctrl B BD
8
ESC STX BE ESC Ctrl B BE
Fiso Technologies provides software that emulates the HyperTerminal software with commands that allow
easy connection to a specific communication port, as well as easy channel switching.
8.1.3.4 Remote Control Commands
All the Remote Control Commands can be sent to the Veloce by using simple communication software
(such as HyperTerminal on Windows 95
®
or higher version). These commands can also be used with
programs made with BASIC, C/C++ compilers, or with third party software such as ASYST or LAB-VIEW.
All Remote Control Commands begin with a two letter (capital letter) identifier referred to as the prefix of
that command. Commands without argument are composed solely of their prefix. All commands must
start with a left bracket ( [ ) and end with a right bracket ( ] ) to be interpreted correctly. These two
characters are the delimiters of a command. Everything typed inside the bracket is considered to be part
of the command. Whenever a command must be followed by an argument, the command prefix and the
argument are strung together. The Veloce does not interpret a command until the right delimiter is
encountered in the incoming flow of characters. Everything between the brackets is sent back over the
serial link as soon as the right delimiter is encountered. In other words, all the commands sent to the
Veloce are echoed back to the computer. Each line of characters returned to the computer by the Veloce
terminates with a line feed (\n) and carriage return (\r) character.
Example: The command [ZO] returns the reading to 0. Upon reception of the command, the Veloce
returns the following over the serial link: ZO\n\r. The following table gives the list of remote control
commands.