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set TT1 erroren=true
set TT1 char_len=8
set TT1 stop_len=1
set TT1 parity=”none”
# DLV11-E connected to TCPIP, line is server
load chapi TT1 dll=chapi_dlv11.dll
set TT1 address=017760010 vector=0310 trace_level=1
set TT1 line_dll=chapi_serial
set TT1 line_cfg=tcpip
set TT1 line_is_terminal=true
set TT1 line_param=”port=10020 application=term.ht”
set TT1 mode=”e”
# DLV11-E connected to TCPIP, line is client
load chapi TT1 dll=chapi_dlv11.dll
set TT1 address=017760010 vector=0310 trace_level=1
set TT1 line_dll=chapi_serial
set TT1 line_cfg=tcpip
set TT1 line_is_terminal=true
set TT1 line_param=”ip=192.168.1.1 port=10020”
set TT1 mode=”e”
DPV11
The CHAPI DPV11 QBUS devices are implemented with CHAPI_DPV11.DLL and use
CHAPI_SERIAL.DLL and CHAPI.DLL for its implementation. The DLL is available in
binary only. This implementation can map its line to SEALEVEL SYNC SERIAL BOARD
5102S port.
This device cannot be configured using the legacy ‘ parameter ’ configuration method. The
configuration options are as follows:
load chapi UF1 dll=chapi_dpv11.dll
set UF1 address=<address> vector=<vector> trace_level=<level>
set UF1 line_dll=<serial library dll file>
set UF1 line_cfg=<name of the port to load>
set UF1 bus_no=<SEALEVEL 5102S PCI bus number>
set UF1 device_no=<SEALEVEL 5102S PCI device number>
set UF1 function_no=<SEALEVEL 5102S PCI function number>
set UF1 rx_clock_direction=<RX sync clock source definition>
set UF1 tx_clock_direction=<TX sync clock source definition>
set UF1 interface_mode=<sync serial interface mode>
set UF1 clock_rate=<desired clock rate (for output clock direction)>
Where :