RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
10 Commands And Functions
336
Notes • For information on command usage, see "Jump-Length-Dependent Jump Delays",
page 157.
• For jump mode information, see page 156.
• Format requirements for placing the table with jump delay data points into the text file
are described in the section "Notes on Loading Determined Jump Delay Values" on
page 158. When loading the table, the RTC
®
5 uses linear interpolation to establish
appropriate values for the complete jump length range.
• The command load_jump_table_offset overwrites any previously loaded jump delay
tables for jump mode.
•If
Name
= filename, then the table number
No
will be loaded. The other parameters
aren’t used.
•If
Name
= 0, then the jump delay table for head
No
will be automatically determined and
loaded (if jump mode has been previously enabled and activated successfully via
set_jump_mode (
Flag
= 1)). Here, the parameters
PosAck
,
Offset
,
MinDelay
,
MaxDelay
and
ListPos
will be used (see "Automatic Determination of the Jump Delay
Table", page 159).
• Jump mode takes effect upon the next 2D jump only if it was activated and enabled via
set_jump_mode or activated via set_jump_mode_list.
• The command load_jump_table_offset will not execute (get_last_error return code:
RTC5_BUSY
) if the board’s BUSY status is currently set (list is being processed or was
paused via pause_list) or if the board’s INTERNAL BUSY status is set. In contrast, the
command will execute if a list was paused via set_wait (PAUSED status set).
• During the command’s execution, external starts will be suppressed.
• Before loading a table, load_jump_table_offset performs a DSP memory check that
produces error code 4 in case of error.
RTC
®
4
RTC
®
5new command
There is no RTC
®
4 compatibility mode for this command.
Version info Available beginning with version DLL 526
Reference load_jump_table, set_jump_mode, set_jump_mode_list, get_jump_table,
set_jump_table
Ctrl Command load_list
Function opens the list buffer for writing with list commands and sets the input pointer to the
specified (relative) position within the desired list (“List 1” or “List 2”), but only if the list
is not currently being processed (BUSY status not set) or has already been processed (USED
status set). In case of success, the next list command will be stored at this address and all
further commands at subsequent addresses in the selected list.
Call
NoOfOpenedList = load_list( ListNo, Pos )
Control
Command
load_jump_table_offset
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