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Bit Pad Two 1 Table of Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Operation Overview Configuration Parame

Bit Pad Two 10 Section F: Report Format and Cursor Output Codes Two report formats are available: packed binary and ASCII BCD. NOTE: To users

Bit Pad Two 11 LSB MSB PR F Least significant bit Most significant bit Proximity, 0 when in proximity and 1 when out-of-prox Flag bit,

Bit Pad Two 12 PH P SB X0 to X11 and Y0 to Y11 Phasing bit, which is always 1 Parity bit One or two stop bits X and Y coordinate bits.

Bit Pad Two 13 *On the 3-button cursor, the buttons are distinguished by raised dimples, rather than by numbered labels. In the table abo

Bit Pad Two 14 General Flowchart for Master Program to Read and Process Data Tablet Reports

Bit Pad Two 15 Detail A: Get and Decode Reports Subroutine

Bit Pad Two 16 Detail B: Data Input Subroutine

Bit Pad Two 17 Chapter 4: Operating Characteristics and Commands Bit Pad Two has a variety of operating characteristics and functions. The o

Bit Pad Two 18 Each characteristic or function and its commands are defined. For easy reference, the commands appear in ASCII and hexadecima

Bit Pad Two 19 Switch Setting: Stream Mode: Switch Stream Mode: Report Rate: DIP #1 Please note that one command sets both the mode and

Bit Pad Two 2 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Reset NOP (No Operation) Checking th

Bit Pad Two 20 Report Rate The Report Rate is the number of reports the data tablet issues each second. Use it with Stream or Switch Stream

Bit Pad Two 21 Point Mode Command: Switch Setting: In Point Mode, the Bit Pad Two issues one report each time a cursor or stylus button is

Bit Pad Two 22 In Absolute Mode, the Bit Pad Two issues reports as absolute coordinates. Absolute coordinates are measured relative to the t

Bit Pad Two 23 The effect is a restriction of the maximum delta between reported points. The delta is the distance from the last report to t

Bit Pad Two 24 Here’s a description of how Increment Mode works: last report issued becomes the center of an imaginary square whose sides are

Bit Pad Two 25 4 5 (30,7) (32,17) The increment is satisfied from the last point along the X axis only; the Bit Pad Two issues the new re

Bit Pad Two 26  When the data tablet is in Remote Request and Increment modes, regardless of whether the increment has been satisfied or no

Bit Pad Two 27 Send Configuration Command: Switch Setting: Use the Send Configuration command to send a report to the host that identifies

Bit Pad Two 28 The data tablet will respond to other commands, such as a command to change the resolution, while it is on standby. If the Re

Bit Pad Two 29 Chapter 5: Checking the Data Tablet A convenient functional check of the data tablet can be performed by connecting Bit Pad Tw

Bit Pad Two 3 Chapter 1: Operation Overview The Bit Pad Two is a data tablet that acts as an input device. It allows for the translation of

Bit Pad Two 30 Section A: Self-Test Diagnostic Function Command: Switch Setting: Use the Self-Test command to perform tests on the tablet a

Bit Pad Two 31 If the Self-Test output byte is an ASCII O or G, the data tablet passed the diagnostic tests. (An O simply indicates that the

Bit Pad Two 32 Power The power supply shipped with Bit Pad Two provides the proper power: 300mA at +12VDC with +/-.5% regulation or better an

Bit Pad Two 33 Installation A brief summary of the steps for assembling and installing a Bit Pad Two is as follows: 1. Configure Bit Pad Two

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Bit Pad Two 35 1. Configure Bit Pad Two Data Tablet The Bit Pad Two’s configuration parameters are set at the factory to your specificatio

Bit Pad Two 36 The ON and OFF positions are labeled on each switch. Set a slide switch by sliding it to the desired position. Set a rocker

Bit Pad Two 37  Lift the tilt mounting gently to clear the cursor/stylus socket. Remove the tilt assembly.  Remove the paper backing fr

Bit Pad Two 38 5. Connect the Tablet to the Host The RS-232C cable is equipped with a 25-pin female D connector with a jack screw. The hos

Bit Pad Two 39 Section C: FCC Considerations As stated by FCC rules and regulations, Bit Pad Two must be installed and operated in accordance

Bit Pad Two 4 Power Supply: Source of power for the Bit Pad Two. It attaches to the data/power cable and the power line. Adapter Cables: Cab

Bit Pad Two 40 Appendix A: Specifications Physical Description Overall Dimensions Active Area (nominal) Weight 16.0” x 16.2” x 0.80” 406mm x

Bit Pad Two 41 Accuracy The similarity of a distance measured by the tablet with the actual distance. Cursor Eccentricity How much the ele

Bit Pad Two 42 Appendix B: ASCII Conversion Chart

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Bit Pad Two 45 Appendix C: How the Bit Pad Two is Different from Bit Pad One Bit Pad Two is a second generation data tablet. It is, with som

Bit Pad Two 46 Switch Settings: DIP Switch 1

Bit Pad Two 47 Switch Settings: DIP Switch 3

Bit Pad Two 48 Corporate Headquarters 14557 N. 82nd Street Scottsdale, Arizona 85260 Tel: 1-866-746-3015 Support: 1-866-746-3015 Fax: 480

Bit Pad Two 5 Reports are in counts of resolution, expressed as absolute coordinates or relative coordinates. Resolution: Smallest distance

Bit Pad Two 6 data tablet is in Absolute Mode. Reports are in relative coordinates when the data tablet is in Relative Mode. Absolute and Re

Bit Pad Two 7 to report the proximity status. Reports in the ASCII BCD format use the cursor/stylus flag character to identify an out-of-pro

Bit Pad Two 8 If the switch is set to enable CTS handshaking, the data tablet awaits CTS from the host before it can issue reports. If CTS i

Bit Pad Two 9 An adapter cable is available to change the connector gender from female to male. Also, a reversing cable is available to reve