Guralp Systems CMG-CD24 - Manual (Page 54)

CMG-CD24
Thus, in the command above, the numbers have no immediate effect,
so stay on the stack. BAUD removes itself and the previous two items
(here 0 and 19200) off the stack, then performs its action using these
as arguments.
If a command completes with nothing remaining on the stack, the
digitiser will show the prompt ok. Otherwise, no prompt will be
given. Some commands, such as SAMPLES/SEC, clear the stack
automatically after they execute. Pressing ENTER twice will always
clear the stack.
Some commands are interactive, and will ask you to provide extra
information after you execute them. In the following sections,
interactive commands are shown as example sessions, where
information you enter is given in bold and messages returning from
the CD24 are given in medium.
Some of the less-used commands are not normally available over the
terminal interface. In order to access these, you need to import them
into the current dictionary with the command ok-1. You now have
access to the full FORTH word list. To return to the normal state of
the interpreter, issue the command [seal].
5.2 General configuration
5.2.1 SET-ID
Syntax: SET-ID (interactive)
Sets the system identifier and serial number of the CD24 to values you
supply.
SET-ID
System Identifier ( WO3008 ) MYCD24
Serial # ? ( 123400 ) 4507
The system identifier you supply may contain up to 5 alphanumeric (0
– 9, A – Z) characters. The CD24 will pad any remaining space on the
right with zeroes. If you want to use a system identifier less than 5
characters long, insert zeroes on the left to make it up to 5 characters.
The digitiser will interpret leading zeroes as blank. (Because of this,
you cannot have a system identifier that begins with a zero.)
The serial number you supply must contain 4 alphanumeric (0 – 9, A –
Z) characters as shown. As for the system identifier, leading zeroes are
interpreted as blanks.
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