6. COMMANDS AND RESPONSES
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SHOW_NETWORK_ADDRESS
Returns in a $H record the Ethernet address used by the 83905 Ethernet chip. The address is
composed of a 32-bit company portion of the address which is usually set to the ORTEC ID
(41020) followed by the address portion. See also SET_NETWORK_ADDRESS.
Responses:
$H00000410200000000016058 Company ID=41020, Address=16
SHOW_NETWORK_ALL
Responds with multiple records indicating which computers are currently connected to the
MCB via the network. See also SET_NETWORK_ALL.
SHOW_NETWORK_ID
Responds with a $F record indicating the network identifier which will be used by the MCB
for all network communication. The default host name is DSPEC-xxxx, where xxxx is the
serial number of the MCB. See also SET_NETWORK_ID.
Responses:
$FDSPEC-100
SHOW_NEXT
Used in conjunction with the SHOW_ROI command, SHOW_NEXT reports the next
continuous group of channels that have the ROI flag set. The response is of the form
$Dsssssnnnnnccc<CR>
where sssss represents an integer number that is the number of the first channel of the “next”
group of channels that all have their ROI bit set, and nnnnn represents an integer number that
is the number of channels in the group. If no more channels have their ROI bit set,
SHOW_NEXT returns a first channel of 0 and a number of channels of 0. The SHOW_ROI
command is used to report the “first” group of channels that all have their ROI bit set.
Example Responses:
$D0100000050078<CR>
Next ROI group starts at channel 1000 and is 50 channels
long.
$D0215000150086<CR>
Next ROI group starts at channel 2150 and is 150 channels
long.
$D0000000000072<CR>
No other ROI groups to report.
SHOW_OUTPUT
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Reports the status of the “Change Sample” output port. The output port status is reported as a
16-bit number that is either 0 or 1, depending on the level last set by a SET_OUTPUT_HIGH
or SET_OUTPUT_LOW command.
Responses:
$C00000087<CR>
Change Sample output currently at a low level.
$C00001088<CR>
Change Sample output currently at a high level.
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