STPSEQ

Description

The STPSEQ command can be used to define a new Stop Sequence. A Stop Sequence is a consecution of characters that is used to cancel various operations such as streaming mode. If the module finds the Stop Sequence in the data stream, the current operation is cancelled. If STPSEQ is never invoked, the module reacts to the default Stop Sequence "+++" (without quotation marks). The Stop Sequence's maximum length is 15. Longer strings are truncated.

Parameters

The new stop sequence.

Return Values

ERR_OK (0) Always.

Example

STPSEQ 1234 

Sets a new stop sequence. "1234" in this case

Remarks

You can enter binary values into the stopsequence by using the \abc notation, where "abc" is a three-digit decimal value from 000 to 255. 

STPSEQ?

Description

This command simply prints out the current Stop Sequence.

Example

STPSEQ?

Will produce the following output on a module with factory settings:

+++