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Programmer’s

Quick Start

Creating a custom iPort/AFM program is easier if you know what to expect. Follow

these steps to manually control the iPort/AFM from your computer’s keyboard and

screen.

1 Install the iPort/AFM as directed in the “Hardware Set-Up” section of this User’s

Guide.

2 Use a terminal emulator program, like Windows’ Hyperterminal, to start

communicating with the I

C adapter. Remember to select the correct Com Port

(COM1, COM2,…) and set the communication parameters to 19200 Baud, 8 Data

Bits, No Parity, and 1 Stop Bit.

3 Enter //[CR] to get an iPort/AFM Status Report. Note: All iPort/AFM

commands are terminated with a Carriage Return ([CR]) character. On most

terminal emulators, press the Enter key.

4 Enter /F0[CR] (XON/XOFF) or /F1[CR] (RTS/CTS) to set iPort/AFM’s

communications Flow Control to match your terminal.

5 Enter /Ixx[CR] (xx = 02…FE even) to set iPort/AFM’s Own I

C Slave Address.

6 Enter /O[CR] to Open the iPort/AFM Connection. The iPort/AFM does not

need to be connected to an I

C Bus to open a connection.

7 Enter /Dxx[CR] (xx = 00…FE even) to select a Destination I

C Slave Address

8 Enter /Ttext[CR] (text = ASCII or Hex-Equivalent ~00…~FF) to Master

Transmit a message to the current Destination I

C Slave device

9Enter /Rn[CR] (n = 0…32767) to Master Read a message from the current

Destination I

C Slave device.

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