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4.1.8 Saving or Loading Message Lists
Message Center I 2 C message lists can be saved to, or loaded from, a disk file. To save the current message list, click File|Save on the menu bar. To open an existing message list, click File|Open List on the menu bar.
Message lists are maintained in ASCII text files (*.IML) that can be edited manually or created with a customer-developed program. See message list files for details.
4.1.9 Send the Message List
An I 2 C message list can be sent manually, or automatically in response to an INT signal assertion (with INT signal supported adapters only). To send the list manually, click the Send button on the main application screen. To send the list in response to an INT signal assertion (low), enable the “/INT Signal Monitoring” checkbox, and check the “Send on /INT” checkbox. The list will be sent each time the INT signal is asserted.
The Message Center also supports the repeated sending of a message list. If the
Auto Repeat checkbox is checked, a message list will automatically repeat upon completion.
4.1.10 Special Event Handling
The Message Center supports the early termination of a message list, and beep on special events. See the “Stop On” and “Beep On” controls on the main application screen of available options.
4.1.11 Slave Not Acknowledging
If you get a “Slave Not Acknowledging” message in the Status window, this could indicate you have the wrong address in the I
2 C Destination Address, or the device is not answering to its address. Some slave devices temporarily stop acknowledging their address. Consult the slave device’s data sheet for details.
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Table of contents
- 9 C Bus Host Adapter
- 10 1 Overview
- 10 C Bus Host Adapter
- 10 iPort Utility Pack Software
- 10 iPort/AFM Programmer’s Reference
- 11 Packing Slip
- 11 System Requirements
- 11 2 Interconnects
- 11 RS-232 Serial Port Connector
- 12 DB-25 Serial Port Pinout
- 12 DB-9 Serial Port Pinout
- 12 +5VDC Power Jack
- 12 C Interface Connector
- 13 Interrupt (/INT) Signal Connector
- 14 3 Hardware Configuration
- 14 Pull-up Resistors
- 14 Connecting to a 3.3 Volt Target System
- 14 Connecting to an SMBus Target System
- 15 4 ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Precautions
- 15 Host Computer Grounding
- 16 Grounding Solutions
- 16 5 Hardware Set-Up
- 19 Part 2 - iPort Utility Pack for Windows
- 21 1 iPort Utility Pack for Windows
- 21 iPort Message Center
- 22 iPort Message Manager
- 23 2 System Requirements
- 23 3 iPort Utility Pack Installation
- 23 Installing from CD
- 23 Installing from the Web
- 24 4 iPort Message Center
- 25 Message Center Operations
- 25 Starting the Message Center
- 25 Selecting the Adapter
- 26 Select the Communications Port
- 26 Options Menu
- 26 Establish Adapter Communications Link
- 26 C Messages
- 27 C Address
- 27 Set Message Read/Write Direction
- 27 Specify Repeated Start Messages
- 28 Set Time Delay
- 28 Specify Write Data or Read Byte Count
- 29 Inserting and Deleting Messages
- 29 Saving or Loading Message Lists
- 29 Send the Message List
- 29 Special Event Handling
- 30 Slave Not Acknowledging
- 31 Command Line Arguments
- 32 Set Adapter Type
- 32 Set RS-232 Communication Port
- 32 Set RS-232 Baud Rate
- 32 C Bus Clock Rate
- 33 Enable /INT Signal Monitor
- 33 Stop On Busy
- 33 Stop On Arbitration Loss
- 33 Stop On Slave Negative Acknowledgment
- 33 Beep On Busy
- 34 Beep On Arbitration Loss
- 34 Beep On Slave Negative Acknowledgment
- 34 Beep On /INT Assert
- 34 C Message List File
- 35 Auto Open
- 35 Auto Send
- 35 Auto Exit
- 36 5 iPort Message Manager
- 37 Message Manager Operations