RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
10 Commands And Functions
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RTC
®
4
RTC
®
5 unchanged functionality (except for the extended range of values)
(the command was previously only available for the RTC
®
SCANalone Board, i.e. the
standalone version of the RTC
®
4 board)
References time_fix, time_fix_f, time_fix_f_off, load_text_table, set_text_table_pointer,
mark_time_abs
Normal
List Command
mark_time_abs
Function marks a part of the time previously stored via time_fix, time_fix_f or time_fix_f_off in the
specified format at the current position. In the called indexed text strings or characters (see
below), any absolute vector and arc commands will receive an offset (based on the current
coordinates at the time of the call).
Call
mark_time_abs( Part, Mode )
Parameters
Part
See mark_time.
Mode
See mark_time.
Comments • The mark_time_abs command works like mark_time; however, internal calling of the
indexed text strings (or characters) is via list_call_abs instead of list_call. If the
command lists of the called indexed text strings (or characters) contain no absolute
commands, then there is no difference between mark_time_abs and mark_time.
RTC
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4
RTC
®
5 new command
References mark_time
Ctrl Command mcbsp_init
Function defines the data delays for transmitting and receiving data via the McBSP interface (Multi
channel Buffered Serial Port, also see page 52).
Call
mcbsp_init( XDelay, RDelay )
Parameters
XDelay
transmission delay as an unsigned 32-bit value; allowed range: [0 … 2]
RDelay
receiving delay as an unsigned 32-bit value; allowed range: [0 … 2]
Comments • For invalid parameter values the command will not be executed (get_last_error return
code
RTC5_PARAM_ERROR
).
• The initialized values (after program start) are
XDelay
=
RDelay
= 1.
• The signals and operating conditions of the McBSP interface are presented in the
section "McBSP Interface" on page 52.
RTC
®
4
RTC
®
5 new command
References read_mcbsp, set_mcbsp_out, set_mcbsp_out_ptr, set_mcbsp_freq
Normal
List Command
mark_time
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