F.4.3 read the maximum self-timed message length, F.4.4 clear self-timed transmission buffer, F.4.5 load random transmission buffer – Campbell Scientific TX320 Transmitter User Manual

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Appendix F. Extended ASCII Command Set

timed transmission, the data will not be included in the current transmission but
will be buffered for the next interval.

F.4.2 Read Number of Bytes in the Self-Timed Transmission

Buffer

Syntax:

TML

Access level: USER
TX320 State: Enabled/Disabled

Returns the number of bytes stored in the timed transmission buffer.

F.4.3 Read the Maximum Self-Timed Message Length

Syntax:

MTML

Access level: USER
TX320 State: Enabled

Returns the maximum number of bytes that can be transmitted with the current
timed transmission bit rate, window length, and preamble type.

F.4.4 Clear Self-Timed Transmission Buffer

Syntax:

CTB

Access level: USER
TX320 State: Enabled/Disabled

Clears the timed transmission buffer.

F.4.5 Load Random Transmission Buffer

Syntax:

RDT =xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Access level: USER
TX320 State: Enabled

This command overwrites the GOES Random Buffer with the data provided.
The G5 transmitter will insert the 31 bit GOES ID, any header information (for
example, HDR Flag byte), and append the EOT so these should not be included
in the RDT data. If the random data format is pseudo binary the transmitter
will also insert the correct parity bit for each message character and replace
illegal characters with the character specified by the IRC=c command before
transmission.

Characters that have meaning for the command interface (CR, LF, BS,
ESC,’~’) must be preceded by a ‘~’ character if they appear in the message
data.

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