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Postamble

Postamble Status

Usage:

Useful for identifying and controlling incoming data. For example, defining the postamble as a carriage return and a line feed causes each decoded message to be displayed on its own line.

Definition:

Allows the user to enable or disable up to four postamble characters that can be added to the end of the decoded data.

Serial Cmd:

<K142,status,postamble character(s)>

Default:

Enabled

Options:

0 = Disabled

1 = Enabled (within any protocol)

Postamble Characters

Serial Cmd:

<K142,status,postamble character(s)>

Default:

^M^J corresponds to: carriage return/line feed.

Options:

To enter control characters within a serial command, hold down the control key while typing the desired character.

Example: <K142,1,CNTL-m CNTL-j> to enter ^M^J.

Important: The ASCII characters <, >, and , can only be entered as hex pairs:

For <: <K142h,,3C>

For >: <K142h,,3E>

For , : <K142h,,2C>

See ASCII Character Entry Modifier for a detailed explanation of how to enter ASCII characters as hex values.

Usage:	Useful for identifying and controlling incoming data. For example, defining the postamble as a carriage return and a line feed causes each decoded message to be displayed on its own line.
Definition:	Allows the user to enable or disable up to four postamble characters that can be added to the end of the decoded data.
Serial Cmd:	<K142,status,postamble character(s)>
Default:	Enabled
Options:	0 = Disabled	1 = Enabled (within any protocol)

Serial Cmd:	<K142,status,postamble character(s)>
Default:	^M^J corresponds to: carriage return/line feed.
Options:	To enter control characters within a serial command, hold down the control key while typing the desired character. Example: <K142,1,CNTL-m CNTL-j> to enter ^M^J.