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5.

Click the Add button. In the command column, enter the RS232 command that you want executed when this
preset is selected. If you need to send special characters (null, tab, carriage return, etc.), you will need to
insert the character by its two digit hexadecimal ASCII value preceded by a percent (%) symbol.

6.

After adding RS232 commands, select Apply.

7.

Select the Menu tab.

The Menu tab for the ControLinX using the General Purpose Driver displays in the right side of the window
(see Figure 5-36).

Table 5-25

Labels Tab

Tab

Selection Description

Labels

ID

A numeric Identifier that DigiLinX uses to identify the button.
This is a non-editable field.

Button Label

The name appearing on the button in the interface.

Command

The RS232 command that is transmitted when the button is
pressed.

NOTE:

If you need to send special characters, there are
additional commands that have to precede the
RS232 command. The format is:


%<Hexidecimal Code for the two-digit ASCII code>.


For instance, a carriage return has an ASCII value of
13. This equals 0D in hexadecimal. So the value for a
carriage return would be %0D.

IMPORTANT:

Always include the leading zero for
hexadecimal values that are one digit (for
example, %0D rather than %D).


The additional commands apply for anything
with an ASCII value of less than 32 or greater
than 126.


Any opening and closing curly braces must
be represented by additional commands.


For example, sending the RS232 command
to change a source setting (ChangeSrc/1/2)
that ends with a carriage return would be
represented as ChangeSrc/1/2%0D.


Common additional commands include:


Carriage Return: %0D

New Line or Line Feed: %0A

Tab: %09

Null: %00

Opening curly brace: %7B

Closing curly brace: %7D

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