Light pen, Local, Local lockout or lol – Measurement Computing Personal488 rev.3.0 For DOS & Windows 3.Xi User Manual
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III. COMMAND REFERENCES - 15. Command References
15A. Driver488/DRV Commands
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LIGHT PEN
SYNTAX
LIGHT PEN [ON|OFF]
RESPONSE
None
MODE
Any
BUS STATES
None
SEE ALSO
ARM, DISARM; OnEvent (Sub-Chapter 15B)
EXAMPLES
PRINT#1, “LIGHT PEN ON”
The
LIGHT PEN
command enables or disables the detection of interrupts via setting the light pen
status. The default is light pen interrupt enabled.
LOCAL
System Controller Mode
SYNTAX
LOCAL
RESPONSE
None
MODE
SC
BUS STATES
*REN
SEE ALSO
REMOTE, AUTO REMOTE
EXAMPLE
PRINT#1,"LOCAL"
Unassert the Remote Enable Line
Active Controller Mode
SYNTAX
LOCAL addr[,addr...]
addr
is a bus device address (primary with optional secondary) or a device name.
RESPONSE
None
MODE
CA
BUS STATES
ATNUNL, MTA, LAG,GTL
SEE ALSO
REMOTE, AUTO REMOTE
EXAMPLE
PRINT#1,"LOCAL 12,16"
Send Go To Local to devices 12 and 16.
In the System Controller mode, the
LOCAL
command without optional addresses causes Driver488 to
unassert the Remote Enable (
REN
) line. This causes devices on the bus to return to manual operation.
As the Active Controller, with bus addresses specified, bus devices are placed in the local mode by the
Go To Local (
GTL
) bus command. If addresses are specified, then the Remote Enable line is not
unasserted.
LOCAL LOCKOUT or LOL
SYNTAX
LOCAL LOCKOUT
or
LOL
RESPONSE
None
MODE
CA
BUS STATES
ATN
•LLO
SEE ALSO
LOCAL, LOCAL LIST, REMOTE
EXAMPLES
PRINT#1,"LOCAL LOCKOUT"
Send Local Lockout bus command.
PRINT#1,"LOL"
Same as above.
The
LOCAL LOCKOUT
command causes Driver488 to issue a Local Lockout (
LOL
) IEEE 488 bus
command. Bus devices that support this command are thereby inhibited from being controlled
manually from their front panels.