See Also. See MLIB_Rnd16, MLIB_Rnd16Sat and MLIB_Rnd32Sat for more information.
See Also. See MLIB_Sh1L16, MLIB_Sh1R16, MLIB_Sh1L32, MLIB_Sh1L32Sat and
See Also. See GFLIB_SinTlr, GFLIB_Sin12Tlr, GFLIB_SinLut, GFLIB_CosTlr, GFLIB_Cos12Tlr and GFLIB_CosLut for more information.
See Also. See MLIB_Sub16, MLIB_Sub32 and MLIB_Sub32Sat for more information.
See Also. See GFLIB_Ramp32, GFLIB_DynRamp16 and GFLIB_DynRamp32 for more information.
See Also. See GFLIB_Asin, GFLIB_Atan, GFLIB_AtanYX and
See Also. See MLIB_Add16, MLIB_Add16Sat and MLIB_Add32Sat for more information.
See Also. See GFLIB_Asin, GFLIB_Acos, GFLIB_Atan and GFLIB_AtanYX for more information.
See Also. The Port Analyze Menu Option (pg. 20) If you choose either Carriage Return or CrLf Received or Time Delay Between Records as the End of Record Event, you will also be prompted to select a "record structure" for your data from the following dialog box: The three possible record structures and their meanings are listed below: Note: The maximum length for a single data field is 255 bytes. NOTE: Some types of serial devices produce an output that may be too complex or too inconsistent to be parsed into a set number of "fields" by the Software Wedge. For these types of devices, it may be easier to define the entire output from the device as a single data field and then use the capabilities of the target application (the macro language in Excel for example) to parse the data received from the Wedge. See Also: Understanding the Data From Your Serial Device (pg. 89) Sending Keystrokes Vs. Dynamic Data Exchange (pg. 18) Multiple Delimited Data Fields The Multiple Delimited Data Fields record structure specifies that your data records consist of two or more fields that should be parsed based on the position(s) of delimiter characters within each record. For example the following data record has four fields delimited by commas and a carriage return at the end of the record: 1, 90, 123.19, 98765<Cr> If you select this option, you will be prompted with the dialog box shown below to specify the delimiter character used to separate data fields and the maximum number of data fields that are contained in a single data record. The Software Wedge supports data records with up to 40 data fields. If more than the specified number of fields are received for a particular record, the additional data is discarded. If less than the specified number of fields are received, the remaining fields will be left empty. See Also: Defining The Input Data Record Structure (pg. 24) Getting Past The 40 Field Limit In Software Wedge (pg. 65) Note: All delimiter characters will be removed from the input data and thus will not appear as part of each data field if the Multiple Delimited Data Fields option is chosen.
See Also. The Port Settings Dialog Box The Analyze option allows you to test all serial communications parameters and also view or analyze the structure and contents of data from your serial input device. The Analyze feature is extremely useful for testing the communications link between your PC and your serial device as well as for determining the structure of all data received from the device. See Also: The Port Analyze Option
