SUPER MICRO Computer MIIC-203 manual Slave Transmit Message

Slave Transmit Message

This command should be issued to iPort/AFM in response to a Slave Transmit Request (/STR). This command causes iPort/AFM to write the specified data bytes to the requesting I2C Master Receiver device.

Enter Message Bytes (1 or more Printable ASCII or Hex-equivalent ~00..~FF), then Press Enter, or ESCape to Cancel.

Note 1: Upon receiving a Slave Transmit request from a Master Receiver device on the I2C Bus, iPort/AFM outputs a Slave Transmit Request to its Host device, and initiates an I2C Clock Stretch (SCL Low) until a Slave Transmit Text command is received from the Host computer. While clock stretching, no other messages can be transmitted on the I2C Bus.

Note 2: The tilde (~) character and the Carriage Return (CR) character are used as special marker characters within all iPort/AFM transmit text messages. These characters may not be used within the text of a message, but must be replaced by the following "Hex equivalent" characters:

Tilde replaced by "~7E"

Carriage Return replaced by "~0D"

iPort/AFM automatically translates "Hex equivalent" characters to their single-byte value for transmission across the I2C Bus.

All entered data bytes are transmitted to the requesting Master Receiver device. Slave Transmit stops upon receiving the first negative acknowledgment (Nack) from the Master Receiver.

Command: /Stext[CR]	'Slave Transmit Message
Response 1: /STC[CR]	'Slave Transmit Complete
Response 2: /I88[CR]	'iPort Connection Not Open
Response 3: /I8A[CR]	‘Slave Transmit Request Not Active, Cmd Ignored
Default Setting:	None

Examples:
/Sabcd1234[CR]	‘ASCII Printable characters "abcd1234"
/S~00~01~02[CR]	‘Binary data bytes 00, 01,02

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