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Trans lation Fo rmats AutoSite User Manual B-3 Instrument Control C odes The instrum ent contr ol code is a 1-dig it number tha t signals o r controls data transfers. Specifically, the in strument contro l code can be us…

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Translation Formats
B-2 AutoSite User Manual
Below you will find a list, in ascending numerical order, of all the
translation formats supported by the programmer. Following the list is a
description and, in most cases, an example of each translation format,
presented in order by format number.
* This alternate code is used to transfer data without the STX start code and the ETX end
code.
** This alternate code is used to transfer data using the SOH start code instead of the
usual STX.
Format
Code
Format
Code
ASCII-BNPF 01 (05*) RCA Cosmac 70
ASCII-BHLF 02 (06*) Fairchild Fairbug 80
ASCII-B10F 03 (07*) MOS Technology 81
Texas Instruments
SDSMAC (320) 04
Motorola EXORcisor
Intel Intellec 8/MDS
82
83
5-level BNPF 08 (09*) Signetic Absolute Object 85
Formatted Binary 10 Tektronix Hexadecimal 86
DEC Binary 11 Motorola EXORmacs 87
Spectrum 12 (13*) Intel MCS-86 Hex Object 88
POF
Absolute Binary
14
16
Hewlett-Packard 64000
Absolute 89
LOF
ASCII-Octal Space
17
30 (35**)
Texas Instruments
SDSMAC 90
ASCII-Octal Percent 31 (36**) JEDEC format (full) 91
ASCII-Octal
Apostrophe
ASCII-Octal SMS
32
37
JEDEC format (Kernal
Tektronix Hexadecimal
Extended)
92
94
ASCII-Hex Space 50 (55**) Motorola 32 bit (S3 record) 95
ASCII-Hex Percent
ASCII-Hex Apostrophe
51 (56**)
52
Hewlett-Packard UNIX
Format 96
ASCII-Hex SMS 57 Intel OMF 386 97
ASCII-Hex Comma 53 (58**) Intel OMF 286 98
Intel Hex-32 99
Translation Formats
AutoSite User Manual B-3
Instrument Control Codes
The instrument control code is a 1-digit number that signals or controls
data transfers. Specifically, the instrument control code can be used to
implement a form of remote control that provides peripherals with flow
control beyond that provided by software handshaking. When using
computer remote control, the instrument control code is sent immediately
preceding the 2-digit format code. The three values of the instrument
control code and associated functions are described below.
Note: X-ON character is a CTRL-Q, or 11 hex.
X-OFF character is a CTRL-S, or 13 hex.
PUNCH-ON character is a CTRL-R, or 12 hex.
PUNCH-OFF character is a CTRL-T, or 14 hex.
0-Handshake Off
Input Function: Send X-OFF to stop the incoming transmission. Send
X-ON to resume transmission.
Output Function: Data transmission will be halted upon receipt of an
X-OFF character; transmission will resume upon
receipt of an X-ON character.
1-Handshake On
Input Function: Transmit an X-ON character when ready to receive
data; transmit X-OFF if the receiver buffer is full;
transmit an X-ON if the receiver buffer is empty;
transmit an X-OFF after all the data are received.
Output Function: Transmit a PUNCH-ON character prior to data
transmission. Data transmission will be halted upon
receipt of an X-OFF character and will resume upon
receipt of an X-ON character. A PUNCH-OFF
character is sent when the transmission is
completed.
2-X-ON/X-OFF
Input Function: Send X-OFF to stop the incoming transmission. Send
X-ON to resume transmission.
Output Function: Transmit data only after receiving an X-ON
character. Data transmission will be halted upon
receipt of an X-OFF character; transmission will
resume upon receipt of an X-ON character.
Translation Formats
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General Notes
Some information about data translation is listed below:
Note: Formats 10, 11, and 89 do not function properly unless you select NO
parity and 8-bit data.
Compatibility
When translating data, you may use any remote source that produces
formats compatible with the descriptions listed in this section.
Formats with Limited
Address Fields
Some formats are not defined for use with address fields greater than
64K. Thus, if you transfer a block greater than 64K, the address fields that
would be greater than 64K may wrap around and overwrite data
transferred in previous data records. Formats 70 through 86, and 90 may
exhibit this characteristic.
Hardware Handshaking
Hardware handshaking may be used if compatible with the host
interface by connecting the appropriate lines at the serial port interface.
Hardware handshake (CTS/DTR) is enabled as the default. However, if
those signals aren’t connected, the programming electronics sense this
and communicate using software handshake (XON/XOFF). The
programmer always uses software handshake regardless of whether
hardware handshake is enabled.
Leader/Trailer
During output of all formats except 89 (HP 64000), a 50-character leader
precedes the formatted data and a 50-character trailer follows. This
leader/trailer consists of null characters. If the null count parameter is
set to FF hex, then the leader/trailer is skipped. To set the null count, go
to the More Commands/Configure/Edit/Communication Parameters
screen and set the Number of Nulls parameter. If in CRC, use the CRC
U
command to set the null count.