Rane SR 3 - Manual (Page 30)

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MC
Move Cursor
Moves the cursor to (x, y) location, where x is the x-axis location ranging from 0
through 97 (one pixel width) and y is the y-axis location ranging from 0 through 7
(eight pixel height). Cursor position (0, 0) is the lower left corner of the display. For a
visual description, see Appendix A at the end of this document.
Send: MC,n1,n2
Where: n1 is x-location ranging from 0 through 97
n2 is the y-location (or line number) ranging from 0
through 7.
Example: MC,8,5 moves the cursor to x-location 8 (9 pixels from
the left), y-location 5 (6 lines from the bottom).
Response: "OK"
XDR
Hex Data Read
Reads Hex Data from the LCD starting from the current cursor location and proceed-
ing left to right. Bytes are represented in two ASCII characters per byte. Since the
width is known, no commas are used for delimiting values. The format of the data
bytes is shown in Appendix A at the end of this document.
Send: XDR,n1
Where: n1 is the number of bytes to read. The range is [1, 98].
Example: XDR,4 will read four bytes of LCD data starting at the
current cursor location.
Response: xxxx,"OK"
Where: xxxx is the ASCII Hex representation of the LCD data.
The range is [00, FF].
Example: 03693F2B,"OK" means that the four bytes requested
starting from the current cursor position and
proceeding from left to right are
03 or 0000 0011
69 or 0110 1001
3F or 0011 1111
2B or 0010 1011
For byte to pixel interpretation, see Appendix A at the end of this document.
XDS
Hex Data Send
Sends Hex Data to the LCD starting from the current cursor location and proceeding
left to right. Bytes are represented in two ASCII characters per byte. Since the width
is known, no commas are used for delimiting values. The format of the data bytes is
shown in Appendix A at the end of this document.
Send: XDS,n1,xxxx
Where: n1 is the number of bytes to send. The range is [1, 98].
xxxx is a list two ASCII character per byte
representation of the bytes to send.
Example: XDR,4,03693F2B will send four bytes of LCD data
to the display starting at the current cursor location.