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0 | Al | 0 | Al | 0 |
1 | Al | 0.50 | Al | 0.05 |
2 | Al | 1.00 | Al | 0.10 |
3 | Al | 1.50 | Al | 0.15 |
4 | Al | 2.00 | Al | 0.20 |
5 | Al | 2.50 | Al | 0.25 |
6 | Al | 3.00 | Al | 0.30 |
7 | Pb | 2.00 | Al | 0.35 |
8 | Pb | 3.00 | Al | 0.40 |
9 | none | user's defined | Al | 0.45 |
Keyboard layout is like in telephone:
How to:
one less RESET one more 1
2
3
not connected 4
5
6
wheel#1 (more significant) 7
8
9
wheel#0 (less significant) *
0
#
not connected
Operating remotely you always use absolute values of wheels' positions. You send and receive ASCII strings. Lower-case ASCII will be converted to upper-case automatically. Command processing is performed char-by-char in real time. It means that a command is executed WHILE TYPING. You have to send EOL (<enter> = <CR> = <13>) sign after each command. Whitespaces and ASCII below <32> are ignored.
While connected you can use following commands: