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This was tested with a pE-300.
When a channel is "selected" and "off" (SF
in the CSS command) it will emit light in receipt of a TTL-in signal. When it is "selected" and "on" (SN
in the CSS command) it is always emitting light. However, if a channel is "selected" and "on" and emitting light receives a TTL-in signal, it will start to emit light only in receipt of a TTL-in signal as if it was set to "off". Checking its state will still show SN
.
To reproduce:
- send command
CSSCSN100
to select and turn on channel C at 100% power - note that it will emit light
- send a TTL signal (high and then low) and note that the light turned off
- send another TTL signal and note that the light is now answering to TTL signals
- send command
CSS?
and note that the reply for channel C is stillCSN100
(it should beCSF100
since it's not global "on")
There's actually two issues here:
- if the channel is "on" then it should not be responding to TTL signals
- if it responds to TTL signals, then it should change its switch state to "off"
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