55 (Advanced) MU List Management
5.2.2 Set a name to the registered MU
To give the MUs a name, two separate steps must be executed. The name must first be
written to the CU Unicode buffer before it can be transferred to the MU list name fields
in a second step. Both steps each require a different command.
t commands
Write name string to CU Unicode buffer
The Unicode buffer is divided into two separate areas, each of which can store a
maximum of 60 one-digit hexadecimal numbers. This means nevertheless only 15
Unicode characters in ASCII/UFT-8 representation as the strings have to start with 00
and each character has to be divided by a 00. The two ranges are stored and read in
pStr[0..14] and pStr[15..29].
Set String in pStr[0..14]
Set String in pStr[15..29]
String
>> Important Note:
This string must be converted
to hexadecimal numbers by
ASCII/UFT-8 conversion.
All characters are separated
by 00, starting with a leading
00.
String with a maximum of 60 one-digit
hexadecimal numbers resp. 15 Unicode
characters in ASCII/UFT-8 representation (with
a leading 00 and 00 separating the
individual characters)
Note
The t 0 string command clears pStr[15..29]. For short names (less than 16 characters) it is
possible to store names only in the first area of the string buffer.
Since the pStr[15..29] buffer is always cleared when the t 0 string command is executed,
it cannot happen that the second buffer remains full when only the first buffer is used.
The second buffer is therefore a simple extension of the first buffer and can be ignored
if the size of the first buffer is sufficient.
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