Rockwell Automation 5370 CVIM Communications Manual - Manual (Page 79)

Chapter 5
Using the RS-232 Ports
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Another example:
> F,O3–9,0 [CR] This example forces outputs 3 through 9 off.
For example:
> F,O4–6,1 [CR] Forces outputs 4–6 on.
> F,O8,1 [CR] Forces output 8 on.
>F,O1–4,0 [CR] Forces outputs 1–4 off.
Notice that output #4 was forced on and then forced off. The force off takes
precedence over the force on.
After executing a command, the CVIM module will return: [CR][LF]. If
you do not have the proper command structure the CVIM module will return:
?[CR][LF]. The outputs will remain in their forced states until a Deactivate
Forces command is sent.
Use the load command to transfer configuration data to the CVIM module’s
RAM. Use one of the following commands:
> LO [CR] Transfers configuration from the
EEPROM to the CVIM module
internal RAM.
> LO,CC,1 [CR] Transfers memory from the RAM Card
area 1 memory to the CVIM module
internal RAM.
> LO,CC,2 [CR] Transfers memory from the RAM Card
area 2 memory to the CVIM module
internal RAM.
This function can only be executed once per command. You cannot use this
command when the CVIM module is in the SETUP mode.
After executing a command, the CVIM module will return: [CR][LF]. No
data is returned by the command. If you do not have the proper command
structure or the CVIM module is in the SETUP mode, the CVIM module will
return: ?[CR][LF].
Use the lock command to disable the setup menu box so that the SETUP
mode cannot be entered using the light pen. This function can only be
executed once per command. There is no object associated with this
command. The command has the following structure:
>L[CR]
After executing a command, the CVIM module will return: [CR][LF]. No
data is returned by the command. If you do not have the proper command
Loading Configurations
Lock Command