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The mux has a standard RS232 serial port on it, as well as various other (standard but unusual) communications ports. The RS232 is set to run at 19200 Baud, with 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no flow control. You'll know if it's wrong, because on typing any character into the ports, you'll get ASCII soup coming back at you.
The mux has a standard RS232 serial port on it, as well as various other (standard but unusual) communications ports. The RS232 is set to run at 19200 Baud, with 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no flow control. You'll know if it's wrong, because on typing any character into the ports, you'll get ASCII soup coming back at you.


Information returned via the serial link into hyperterminal when the unit is switched on:
Information returned via the serial link into hyperterminal when the unit is switched on: (or via typing i)


                         BASIC COMMAND LINE ENTRY SYNTAX
                         BASIC COMMAND LINE ENTRY SYNTAX
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* EXECUTE A to execute queued commands
* EXECUTE A to execute queued commands


All commands can be abbreviated to the single initial letter.
All commands can be abbreviated to the single initial letter. All commands are executed / loaded by sending a carriage return & line feed, not just one of them. so after "B 02" or "Buffer 02" or anything else, you'll need to send CRLF (\r\n).


A simple example would be:
A simple example would be:
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A more complex example, setting outputs 1 and 2 to 5, output 3 to 7 and output 4 to 10, would be:
A more complex example, setting outputs 1 and 2 to 5, output 3 to 7 and output 4 to 10, would be:


>BUFFER 01
BUFFER 01
>BUFFER CLEAR
 
>LEVEL 00
BUFFER CLEAR
>XPT 05,01
 
>LEVEL 01
LEVEL 00
>XPT 05,01
 
>LEVEL 02
XPT 05,01
>XPT 07,01
 
>LEVEL 03
LEVEL 01
>XPT 10,01
 
>EXECUTE 01
XPT 05,01
 
LEVEL 02
 
XPT 07,01
 
LEVEL 03
 
XPT 10,01
 
EXECUTE 01


Reading back the status of the cards after this gives us:
Reading back the status of the cards after this gives us:
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