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IBASIC Controller
Interfacing to the IBASIC Controller using Serial Ports
Interfacing to the IBASIC Controller using
Serial Ports
This section describes how to interconnect the Test Set to an external
PC or terminal using the Test Set’s serial I/O ports. Program
development methods #2 and #3 use PC’s or terminals connected to the
Test Set through the Test Set’s serial I/O ports. To determine which
programming environment best fits your application, refer to “Choosing
Your Development Method” on page 241.
Test Set Serial Port Configuration
To prepare for IBASIC program development, the Test Set must first be
configured to operate with a PC or terminal.
This includes,
Hardware
Cables
Screens - I/O CONFIGURE and TESTS (IBASIC Controller)
There are three independently controllable serial interfaces in the Test
Set, each using a 3-wire transmit/receive/ground implementation of the
RS232 standard. The IBASIC controller can send and receive data from
any of these ports by using its assigned select code.
Serial Port Information
The Test Set’s RS232 ports are DB-9 connectors. The ports are wired as
data terminal equipment (DTE). See Figure 8-3 and Table 8-1 on page
231.
Serial Port 9 Serial Port 9 is used for developing and editing IBASIC
programs since it has direct access to the IBASIC Command Line field.
It can also be used for data I/O from an IBASIC program. Settings can
be changed from the I/O CONFIGURE screen, using IBASIC commands
executed from the IBASIC Command Line field, or using IBASIC
commands executed from an IBASIC program. If simultaneous multiple
serial I/O is not a requirement, then use only serial port 9 because it
can directly access the IBASIC Command Line field.
Serial Ports 10 and 11 Serial Ports 10 and 11 are primarily used for
data I/O from an IBASIC program to a device-under-test- (DUT).
Settings can be changed using IBASIC commands executed from the
IBASIC Command Line field, or using IBASIC commands executed from
an IBASIC program but not from the I/O CONFIGURE screen. Serial
Port 10 can be connected to a serial printer for generating program
listings or as the destination printer for the program.
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