In a message dated 07/17/2006 1:33:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
mbarnes@srnradio.com writes:
> According to the various ASCII charts I have, ^M is carriage return
> only. You must use ^J for line feed. While some terminals may
> automatically send a line feed after a carriage return, AFAIK, whenever
> you use the straight ASCII and send a ^M, you will only get a carriage
> return, NOT a line feed.
>
That is absolutely correct... and with the U4K, you DO NOT WANT a Line-Feed!
The [CR] causes the U4K to execute the command, then the [LF] makes it put
the command back into the buffer. Next time you issue another command, it will
see *two*: the old one, then the new one appended to it. Not good. You only
want to send [CR] to the U4K for proper functionality.
Willie...
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