scan bits This command displays all I/O bits 'known' by the I/O scanner subsystem. A list is generated of all bits by 'standard firmware name' together with their current status, the I/O group of which they are a member and a 32-bit mask indicating the position of the bit within the group. The first status character field contains one of the following: "~" = The I/O bit is displayed inverted from its actual hardware state " " = (space) The I/O bit is displayed as its actual hardware state "*" = The I/O group containing this bit is not currently scanned The second status character field contains one of the following: "1" = The I/O bit is in the TRUE logic state "0" = The I/O bit is in the FALSE logic state "*" = The I/O group containing this bit is not currently scanned The third status character field contains one of the following: "x" = Bypass status is set for this bit " " = (space) Bypass status is NOT set for this bit "*" = The I/O group containing this bit is not currently scanned The fourth status character field contains one of the following: "b" = Bypass status may be set for this I/O bit " " = (space) Bypass status may NOT be set for this I/O bit "*" = The I/O group containing this bit is not currently scanned Gravure Japanese_Newspaper_OEM_Engine Lotem_400_Fiber_Head_Machine Lotem_800_Fiber_Head_Machine Lotem_Quantum Magnus_400 Magnus_800 Magnus_VLF Slave_MCE_Firmware Thermoflex Think_Motion_Controller Trendsetter_400/800 Trendsetter_NEWS Trendsetter_Series_4 The I/O scanner always displays input and output bits with 'positive' logic states when the associated hardware is implemented with 'negative' logic. For example, if the active state of a bit indicating the drum roller is down is read from hardware as a "0" the I/O scanner inverts the reported state for this bit. If the hardware output bit that drives a solenoid is "0" in its active state the I/O scanner will display this bit as "1" when its active. To help avoid confusion when troubleshooting electrical hardware the first status field character will indicate bits that are inverted with a "~". This command is available. Field 18-Jun-2001

../commands/scan_groups.xmlCommand: scan groups

../commands/scan_-ioname-.xmlCommand: scan <ioname>

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