                
                   DWL-232 Help files 
                
          revision 2.0   build date August 13, 2007 
              
                  by DazyWeb Laboratories
       
       
       
     COMMUNICATOR FORM:
       
        MENUS
        
         File:
           Save Capture Ascii - saves the current captured contents
                 of the RX buffer as a binary file.
           
           Save Capture Human Hex - Saves a text file with "FF FF FF" 
                 style formatting in ascii, representing the hex value
                 of each character.
           
           Send File - Launches file manager to allow sending saved files
                 which are sent in binary form.
           
           Instant Resend Last File - If a file had been sent in this
                 session, Resend transmits that same file buffer.
           
           Load Project - Loads all the user parameters and SendKey
                 values from a saved Project file.
           
           Save Project - Saves all the current user parameters and
                 SendKey values to a xxx.dwc file.
         Edit:
           Clear Keys - Clears all 50 pages of 20 SendKey values and
                 their descriptions.
           
           Copy Page - Copies the current 20 SendKey values displayed and
                 their descriptions.
           
           Paste Page - After Copy Page, navigating to a blank page with
                 the +,- Bank buttons, you can now use Paste Page to
                 clone the previous page to this new one.
           
         View:
           RX Ascii SendKey List - Shows ASCII only receive buffer on the
                 left and the SendKey pane on the right.
           
           RX Hex SendKey List - Shows HEX only receive buffer on the left
                 and the SendKey pane on the right.
           
           Big Ascii Receive Panel - Fills over the SendKey buttons (except
                 SendKey 1 and 20) with big ASCII RX receive window.
           
           Big Hex Receive Panel - Fills over the SendKey buttons (except
                 SendKey 1 and 20) with big HEX RX receive window.
           
           Ascii Over Hex -  Fills over the SendKey buttons (except
                 SendKey 1 and 20) with split ASCII/HEX RX receive windows.
           
           
         Options:
           Font Small, Medium, Large - Font is always Courier New but font
                 sizes of 10, 14 and 22 are available. 22 is for viewing
                 from an adjacent desk.
           
           Silent Capture - For large files (>1K) at high baud rates (9600+)
                 turning on Silent Capture will mute the RX window. The
                 capture counter still works and the buffer array is still
                 active. After the file is received, use Rebuild From
                 Captured Binary Array button to refresh the RX window.
           
           AutoScroll - When on, the RX display will always scroll to the
                 last line received.
           
           Clear TX on Each Send - If large files are repeatedly sent, the
                 send process will go faster if the Clear TX on Each Send
                 is on. Otherwise for small short SendKey bursts, leaving
                 this off will allow you a record of TX traffic.
           
           Silent TX - Similar to silent capture, but for the TX window,
                 turning on the Silent TX allows very fast file transfer.
                 Note that no TX buffer recovery is available after a TX
                 with Silent Capture on.
           
           Always On Top - If set, displays the DWL-232 Communicator window
                 on top of all other forms.
        
        
        PANEL CONTROLS:   
          
          OnTheFly SendKeys - Two text windows, independent of the SendKey
                  arrays for ease of use.
          
          Rebuild From Captured Binary Array - Use this key after receiving
                  a large file with Silent Capture on.
          
          RX Suspend - Completely suspends the receive buffer, all data
                  after suspending is lost until the Suspend button is
                  toggled off. Good to freeze the incoming data for 
                  visual analysis.
          
          Clear RX Window - Clears both the window and the counter and the
                  receive buffer entirely.
          
          TX Suspend - Will stop a file transfer or Send Bank or Send All
                  Banks in midstream.
          
          Clear TX Window - Clears both the TX window contents and the TX
                  counter.
          
          CLR-> - Clears the status history window.
          
          ReConnect - Activates the COM port. Use this after changing the
                  Baudrate or Com Port number.
          
          Disconnect - Disconnect the current COM port. Use this before 
                  changing Baudrate or COM port number.
          
          COM (1) - Type in the COM port desired (1-255).
          
          BAUD (9600) - Type in the baudrate desired (110, 9600, 19200,
                    57600, etc.)
          
          Add CR - Adds chr(13), carriage return, after each sendKey or 
                   OnTheFly send.
          
          Add LF - Adds chr(10), line feed, after each sendKey or 
                   OnTheFly send.
          
          Ascii Send - Sends the SendKey or OnTheFly textboxes literally
                   as they appear.
          
          Hex Send - If this is on, you can enter HEX in the SendKey or
                   OnTheFly textboxes in "FF FF 01 00" style formats and
                   it will be interpreted when sent.
          
          Delay(ms) - Sets delay in milliseconds between each SendKey 
                   transmission during Bank Send.
          
          Bank (-) - Navigates down one bank (50 banks total).
          
          Bank (+) - Navigates up one bank. 
          
          Send Bank - Sends the current Bank of SendKeys sequentially.
          
          Send All - Sends all 50 banks in order (1000 text entries).
          
          STOP - Special Stop just for Bank Sends.
          
          SendKey (blank) button(s) - Sends just that individual 
                    SendKey test field. Note that the description
                    filed is just for the operator and is not sent.
          
          
     HEX EDITOR FORM:
     
       MENUS:
         File:
           Load Textfile - Loads any file into the editor, limited to
                 file sizes under 500K.
           
           Save Textfile - Save the current editor contents off as a 
                 binary file.
           
           Load RX Buffer - Grabs the current DWL-232 Communicator RX
                 buffer contents and overwrites anything currently in
                 the editor.
           
           Load TX Buffer - Grabs the current DWL-232 Communicator TX
                 buffer contents and overwrites anything currently in
                 the editor.
           
           Send Current HexEditor Contents - Uses the DWL-232 main app
                 to send the HexEditor contents as a binary file.
           
           Page Setup - Printer setup for desired printer and page
                 orientation.
           
           Print All - Prints to the printer both the HEX and the Ascii
                 windows of the HexEditor.
           
         Edit:
           Clear - Clears both display windows and the buffer.
           
           Font Small, Medium, Large - Again Courier New font only but
                 in 8, 10, 12 point size choices.
           
       
       CONTROLS:
         > - Updates the Ascii window to track the Hex window.
         
         A - Auto Update, when on, will update the window you are not
                 editing to track. If this is distracting, turn it off 
                 and use the <,> keys after editing.
         
         < - Updates the Hex window to track the Ascii window.
         
       
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       ASCII CHART FOR REFERENCE (0-127):
       
        Decimal  Hex 
       -------  ---   -----
         000    000     NUL    (Null char.)
         001    001     SOH    (Start of Header)
         002    002     STX    (Start of Text)
         003    003     ETX    (End of Text)
         004    004     EOT    (End of Transmission)
         005    005     ENQ    (Enquiry)
         006    006     ACK    (Acknowledgment)
         007    007     BEL    (Bell)
         008    008      BS    (Backspace)
         009    009      HT    (Horizontal Tab)
         010    00A      LF    (Line Feed)
         011    00B      VT    (Vertical Tab)
         012    00C      FF    (Form Feed)
         013    00D      CR    (Carriage Return)
         014    00E      SO    (Shift Out)
         015    00F      SI    (Shift In)
         016    010     DLE    (Data Link Escape)
         017    011     DC1 (XON) (Device Control 1)
         018    012     DC2       (Device Control 2)
         019    013     DC3 (XOFF)(Device Control 3)
         020    014     DC4       (Device Control 4)
         021    015     NAK    (Negative Acknowledgement)
         022    016     SYN    (Synchronous Idle)
         023    017     ETB    (End of Trans. Block)
         024    018     CAN    (Cancel)
         025    019      EM    (End of Medium)
         026    01A     SUB    (Substitute)
         027    01B     ESC    (Escape)
         028    01C      FS    (File Separator)
         029    01D      GS    (Group Separator)
         030    01E      RS    (Request to Send)
         031    01F      US    (Unit Separator)
         032    020      SP    (Space)
         033    021       !    
         034    022       "    
         035    023       #    
         036    024       $    
         037    025       %    
         038    026       &    
         039    027       '    
         040    028       (    
         041    029       )    
         042    02A       *    
         043    02B       +    
         044    02C       ,    
         045    02D       -    
         046    02E       .    
         047    02F       /    
         048    030       0
         049    031       1
         050    032       2
         051    033       3
         052    034       4
         053    035       5
         054    036       6
         055    037       7
         056    038       8
         057    039       9
         058    03A       :    
         059    03B       ;    
         060    03C       <    
         061    03D       =    
         062    03E       >    
         063    03F       ?    
         064    040       @    
         065    041       A
         066    042       B
         067    043       C
         068    044       D
         069    045       E
         070    046       F
         071    047       G
         072    048       H
         073    049       I
         074    04A       J
         075    04B       K
         076    04C       L
         077    04D       M
         078    04E       N
         079    04F       O
         080    050       P
         081    051       Q
         082    052       R
         083    053       S
         084    054       T
         085    055       U
         086    056       V
         087    057       W
         088    058       X
         089    059       Y
         090    05A       Z
         091    05B       [    
         092    05C       \    
         093    05D       ]    
         094    05E       ^    
         095    05F       _    
         096    060       `
         097    061       a
         098    062       b
         099    063       c
         100    064       d
         101    065       e
         102    066       f
         103    067       g
         104    068       h
         105    069       i
         106    06A       j
         107    06B       k
         108    06C       l
         109    06D       m
         110    06E       n
         111    06F       o
         112    070       p
         113    071       q
         114    072       r
         115    073       s
         116    074       t
         117    075       u
         118    076       v
         119    077       w
         120    078       x
         121    079       y
         122    07A       z
         123    07B       {    
         124    07C       |    
         125    07D       }   
         126    07E       ~   
         127    07F     DEL   
       
       
       