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Juniper Systems JS600 User Manual

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Continuous req.

STOP REQ

A stop request character can be designated as

character

L 1!D

any ASCII character. The FieldBook intreprets

or just

a stop request character received from either

to

the keyboard or the I/O port as a signal to

accept default

interrupt transmission at the end of the
current line. The default is D.

Stop request

INP LINE TERM

An input line terminator can be designated.

character

L 1!Å

While receiving data, the FieldBook watches

or just

for the input line terminator and interprets it

to

as the end of the line of data. The default is a

accept default

carriage return. Carriage return and line feed
characters are represented by Å symbols
on the display.

Input line

INP MAX LENGTH

The maximum line length can be designated.

terminator

L 1!95

The FieldBook terminates a line of incoming

or just

data after it reads in the number of characters

to

given by the input maximum length,

accept default

provided it has not already read in a carriage
return or the input line terminator. The
default is 95, which is maximum.

Max. line

TRANSMIT DELAY

Enter the time, in tenths of a second, you want

length

L 1!0

the FieldBook to wait before responding to a

or just

request to transmit data. The default is 0.

to accept default

Transmit delay

CHECKSUM Y/N

Enter a Y if you want to compute and transmit

or just

L 1!N

a checksum at the end of each line of data.

to

The checksum is calculated as the sum of all

accept default

ASCII codes in the line. It does not include the
end of line sequence or the checksum itself.
The default is N, no checksum.

Y or

END OF LINE SEQ

An end-of-line sequence can be designated

just to

L 1!Å

that the FieldBook transmits at the end of

accept default

each line of data. A character or sequence of
up to ten characters can be used. The default
setting is a carriage return followed by a line
feed.