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Frequency Devices 9002 - 5.4 Special Command Codes

Frequency Devices 9002
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Section 5
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Model 9002
Remote Control Operation
The numeric keyboard is remotely simulated by the command codes listed in Table 5.2.
Table 5.2 Codes for the Numeric Keypad
5.4 - Special Command Codes
Special codes allow the remote controller to perform functions not available or not necessary under local control.
Some special codes consist of a command code and one or more data codes that further define the special code.
Therefore, these codes may be made up of more than one byte.
Table 5.3 is a summary of these special codes.
Table 5.3 Special Codes
Reference to Table B.3 in Appendix B, Decimal to Hex Conversion, may prove helpful in following the discussion in
this section.
5.4.1 - Use of Special Codes $05, Abort to Local
Special code $05 is a one-byte instruction that returns the Model 9002 to local control. The REM CTL light is turned
off and the selected channel and its filter configuration will be displayed. All other codes following $05 are ignored.
For example:
Keypad Code Keypad Code
0 $30 7 $37
1 $31 8 $38
2 $32 9 $39
3 $33 . $3A
4 $34 ENT $3B
5 $35 $3E
6 $36 $3D
Command Code Function
$05 Abort to Local
$06 Set Filter
$0B Go to Channel 1 or 2, Filter 0-7
$0C Send back Channel Status
$0D Send back Channel Definition
$0E Send back Clip Status
$0F Go to Remote Control
Code Function
$11 Start of Program
$05 Abort to Local
Code here is ignored
$13 End of Program

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