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FEASA LED ANALYSER
FUNCTIONAL VERSION
Sequence Capture Mode
Set/Put SequenceMode# - Set sequence mode for Fibers
Transmit Receive
setsequencemode#
putsequencemode#
OK
OK
Where:
# represents the sequence mode and is a number in the range 0 – 1.
Description
This command is used to set the number of fibers that will be used in the capture sequence
command. PutSequencemode0 will set all Fiber Channels for the Capture Sequence.
PutSequencemode1 sets a single Fiber Channel for the capture sequence.
If putsequencemode1 is selected the Fiber Channel must be set using the
putSequenceChannel@@ command. Also, when this mode is selected up to 9999 captures
can be stored in memory.
If putsequencemode0 is selected the number of captures is limited to 3500.
putsequencemode# commands are stored in RAM memory while setsequencemode#
commands are stored in Flash memory.
Example 1:
The PC transmits putsequencemode0 to the LED Analyser to instruct it to do sequence capture
on all Fibers. The LED Analyser will return a string OK to the PC.
putsequencemode0
OK
Example 2:
The PC transmits putsequencemode1 to the LED Analyser followed by putsequencechannel05
to instruct it to do sequence capture on Fiber No. 5. The LED Analyser will return a string OK
to the PC.
putsequencemode1
OK
putsequencechannel05
OK
To determine which sequence mode is set, use the command getsequencemode. It will
return a 1 or a 0.
getsequencemode
0 (All Fibers)
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Feasa 10-F Specifications

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BrandFeasa
Model10-F
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
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