Aim MIL-STD-1553 - Low Speed Functions; Apicmdreplayini

MIL-STD-1553 Reference Manual
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Chapter 10 – Replay Functions
10.1 Low Speed Functions
10.1.1 ApiCmdReplayIni
Prototype:
AiInt16 ApiCmdReplayIni ( AiUInt32 ul_ModuleHandle, AiUInt8 biu, AiUInt8 cet, AiUInt8 nct,
AiUInt8 cyc, AiUInt8 nimg, AiUInt8 alt, AiUInt8 rlt,
AiUInt8 rint, AiUInt32 min, AiUInt32 msec,
AiUInt8 sign, AiUInt32 fsize );
Driver Command:
API_REP_INI (0x40)
Purpose:
This function is used to initialize replay interrupts and replay time tag and also defines
the size of the data to be replayed.
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Value
Constant
Description
0
API_REP_NO_ABS_TIME
No absolute time replay
(used for LS replay only)
1
API_REP_ABS_TIME
Replay based on absolute Long Timetag
(used for synchronous LS and HS Replay)
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Relative Long Tag
Value
Constant
Description
0
API_REP_RLT_LOW_TT
Relative Replay mode uses Low Time Tags
only
1
API_REP_RLT_ALL
Relative Replay mode uses High and Low Time
Tags entries
Note: This flag has no function if the parameter “alt” is set to 1, which
implicitly sets the “rlt” to 1. If set to 1, the replay file must contain the
full IRIG time tag. These entries are performed from the monitor in
tag mode 0 only.