Remote Commands

word_bits?

Word Bits Query. The response will be in the form [n] [byte 1] [byte 2], where n is either 8 or 16 (the current word length) and byte 1 and byte 2 are hex, octal, or binary representations of the first and second bytes in the pattern. Note that byte 2 will be included only if pattern length is 16.

Min. Abbr.

word_b?

 

Returns

<NR1>, <non-decimal numeric(s) >

 

Example

word_bits?

(command)

 

WORD BITS 16, #HAA, #HF0

(response)

indicating that the current word length is 16 bits and the current pattern is AAF0 hex.

word_length [l]

Word Length. Sets the current word pattern length to 8 or 16 bits.

Min. Abbr.

word_l

 

Argument

l:

8 or 16.

Example

word_length 16

NOTE: There is no query form to the word_length command. However, you may use the word_bits? query to read the current word length.

word_mem_len [m], [l]

Word Memory Length. Sets the length of the word pattern saved in location m to l bits.

Min. Abbr.

word_mem_l

Arguments

m:

0, 1, ..., 9

 

l:

8 or 16.

Example

word_mem_len 5, 16

(sets the length of word memory 5 to 16 bits)

NOTE: There is no query form to this command. However, you can use the word_memory? [m] query to read the length of the word saved at location m.

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