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232Analyzer provides multiple ways to send data / signals: From
the Send_Command Pane, from Virtual LEDs, or from Programmable Buttons, Auto-Response and Macros.
Each way of sending data / signals has its own advantages. For
example, Auto-Response allows you to automatically respond to
a serial device when it receives pre-defined data or signal, such as upon
receiving Enquiry data "05", the program will automatically send
back Acknowledgement "06", thus allowing the serial device to send
the data from the next step. It is extremely important if the serial device
requires acknowledgement within a certain period of time, e.g. 200ms.
All methods of sending data / signals come with delay, repeat and
interval options, which are counted in milliseconds. It is useful if
you are controlling a serial device with continuous changes, such as
ramping up an audio mixer's volume. Example: If each command
set increase the volume of 1dB, you can send out command strings 10 times with the interval of
500ms, which will in turn increase the volume of 11dB (original 1x +
10x of repetition) in 5 seconds.
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