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Event When this word is received, the number that follows the word
Event is taken to be the next event number. In Isis User’s
Manual, Volume 1,
refer to the sections ‘Mark Event’ on page for
setting events, to ‘Overlay’ on page for displaying event marks,
and to ‘5.6 Sending Isis Imagery to a Plotter/Printer,’ for
information on annotating and printing events. See also Table D-1.
Replay When this word is received, the number that follows the word
Replay is taken to be the contact requested. That contact will be
recalled from mass storage if the appropriate volume is available.
See also Table D-1.
{CONIN} Monitor serial port for contact REPLAY messages.
{CONOUT} Send contact logging messages to nav computer over serial port.
See also D.6 (‘Transmit Data Format’).
{TELEMOUT} When a contact is logged in the Target utility, information about
the contact is transmitted back over the serial port.
Note:
For information on using CTD data with your nav interface, refer
to Appendix G (‘How Isis Processes CTD Data’).
D.4 Special, Ready-Made Templates That Isis Can
Use
By default, Isis uses its own internal parsing rules to handle template strings.
However, you can override that mode of operation by having Isis use a specific
template that Isis recognizes. Isis will use certain “canned” templates “as is,”
without further modification, should you deem those templates apply to your
survey situation. These templates also appear in the Serial Port Setup dialog box
(Figure D-1). Their meanings are shown in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1. Special, ready-made templates Isis can use “as is”
Template Use or Location in Isis Software
NMEA0183 This is a widely recognized, industry-standard interface
specification.
TSS This template configures the serial port for input from a TSS
motion sensor, specifically the "TSS1" string described in the
TSS documentation.
Appendix D: Serial Interfaces