You could route the output of the UCMD symbol to a SIO ¨C you could then match something like ¡°PROJON¡± (without the quotes) in the SIO
and the corresponding digital would go high when you sent UCMD ¡°PROJON¡± (with the quotes) ¨C tying that to something like a stepper that hit the projector on command (note that the SIO has a floating buffer and the digital output for a match will stay high
as long as the buffer content matches¡it is not pulsed.
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Thanks for answering, I was pretty sure by now that it wasn't possible.?
I have a few goals. One, was a simple curiosity what/how much can be accomplished from my VPN, without having my Windows VM opened up, and just using my Mac.
I was hoping to build a some documentation for my IT team to be able to do some remote triage on our legacy systems, if I am on vacation or otherwise not available. So for example, I was going thourgh the process of what a full system shutdown without a processor
online could be.?
My next curiosity is this: I have been playing around with the 'User Program Commands' module, to see if I can have a user send a terminal command TO the control system, and trigger functionality that way. I'm not totally understanding how the module works.
There is a single [rs$] output on it, which corresponds to the command in USERPROGCMD "<command>". How would one route a serial command like this to, lets say, a digital input that turns a projector on? How can one convert a serial commnd to a digital process
in module?
