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CONTENTS

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lnt

roductiorl .

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What is

an

RS

·232C i

nt

crfac,

c?

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Ser

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Connection

of

PC

-1500withC

E·158

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Connection

of

PC-1500w

ithC

E·

150a

ndCE·158

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RS-

23

2C

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terface

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Command referen

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RS

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(1} Electri

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(2} Func1ions

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Interfacing cable

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Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t 5

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Low

battery and power switch .

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2. In

itial

state

upcn

power on after (

oFF

I key power

off

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BASIC program mode

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1. SET

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5, OVTSTAT . '

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INPUT

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8. INPUTS

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9. INPUT%

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1

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LPRINT

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11.

LUST

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12.

PA

INT

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13.

CSA

VE, CSAVEa, CSAVEr.

PRINT

#

iranun

ission

lormat

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14.

LOADIN

G

BY

CLOAD.

CLOADa,

CLOADr.

MERGE, MERGEa . . .

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15.

CSAVE

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16. CSAVEa

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17.

CSAVEr

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18. C

LOAD

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19.

CLOAOa

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20. C

LOA

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21. MERGE

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23.

Data

input

and

ou

lput

by

PRINT

#

or

INPUTlr statement • .

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24.

PAINT#

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25. I

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26.

INPUT

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27.

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#-8

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33. SPACES .

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34.

FEED

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. CONSOLE

.•.••.••..•.•...•••

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Page

Tenninal program mode . . .

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1. TERMINAL .

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2.DTE

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3. Difference between TERMINAL statement and DTE statement . . . . . .

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4. Symbols . . . . . .

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7. Keys

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8. Repeat function .

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(1)

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DTR

signals

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17. Error codes

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(1) Specifications

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(2) Output connector

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(3) Connector s

ig

nal desc

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1. Devices connectab

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2.

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3. Interfaci

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4.

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CONSOLE

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5. I

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state upon power on after [oiiJ key

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r off . . .

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6. Error code

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Program exampl

es.

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Sharp Corpor

at

ion and

/o

r its subs

id

ii

aries assume no responsibilities

or

obligations

to

any losses

or

d3m

a~s

that could arise through tl\e use of tl\e software progr

am

s employed in this instrue·

tion manual.

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations

on

your

purchase

of

this

SHARP

CE·158

Interface.

The

CE·158

is

an

optiona

l

device

for

uS<e

with

the

PC·

1500

Pocket

Compu

te

r

and

incorpor

a

tes

an

R:S·

232C

interface

and

a parallel

interface.

For

the

para

ll

el i

nterface.

refer

to

the descri

ption

on

an

d

after

page

65

.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHARP CUSTOMERS

1.

Yo

ur

CE

· 1

58

is

equipped

with

a recha

rg

eable

Ni-Cad

battery,

so

th

at

you

may

obtain

maxi

mum

eff

icie

ncy

from

your

unit, please read

th

.e i

nstr

uctions

below

be

fo

re

ope

r

at

i1)9

the

unit

for

the

f

irst

time

.

After

purchasing,

or

when stored

un

u.scd

for

over three

months.

we

re

co

mmend

that

you

rec

harg

e

the

ba

tt

ery

before

using

the

unit.

Simply

connect

the

AC

adaptor

(EA

·21A

only)

between

the

unit

and

the

wall o

ut

let.

When

recharging this

un

i

t,

turn

the

power

switch

OFF

. (See diagram

on

page

72.)

The

batteries

are fully

charged

alt

er 15

hours

.

OPERATIONAL NOTES

To

in

su

re tr<:iuble

-fr

ee

operation

of

your

CE-158

in

ter

face, we ask

you

to

observe

th

e

following

instructi

ons:

1.

Thi

s

interfa

ce

should

be k

ep

t in

ar

eas

fr

ee

from

e

xtr

eme

temp

e

rature

chaoges,

moisture

and

dus

t.

2. A

sof

t,

dfy

c

loth

shou

ld be

used

lo

clean

the

i

nterface

.

Do

not

use

any

solvent

or

wet

cl

oth

.

3. If service

of

your

interface

is

requ

ir

ed.

consu

lt

only

an

authori

z

ed

SHARP

servi

ce

cent

er.

4.

Keep

th

is

manual

for

further

refe

rence

.

The

te

rm ..

RS.232C

"

represent

s

the

specific

standard

of

th

e

EIA

(Ele

ctroni

c Industri

es

Associa·

tion in U.S.

A.).

Th

is

sta

nd

ard

spec

ifies

the

i

nter

faces

fo

r

use

in

da

ta

transm

ission

be

tweP.n

th

P.

mo

de

m

and

co

m·

mu

n

ication

contro

l d

ev

ices, and the t

ransmiss

i

on

of

di

gita

l bi

nary

series

da

ta,

contro

l signals

and

timing signa

ls

between

the

mod

em

and

data

te

rminal

P.

Qu

ipme

nt.

The

RS·232C

inter

fa

ce

is o

ne

of

dev

ices

fo

r general

use

in in

fo

rmat

ion

exchang

es

betwec

1'

d~

t

a

process

ing

equ

ipmen

t

an

d data

te

r

mina

l

equ

i

pme

nt.

The

SHARP

'

CE

·158 (

RS

·

232C

/

in

ter

f

ac

el

is desig

ne

d to

comply

w

it

h the EIA

sta

ndar(IS.

However.

we

cannot

guarantee

t

hat

the

CE·

158

wi

ll

work

with

all

so

·call

ed

..IRS·

232C

co

mpat

ible..

devi

ces.

Nor

do

we

co

mm

it ourselves

to

pr

ovide

engine

ering

and

p

rog

ramm

ing

suppor

t for such applica·

tions

or

any

othe

r

specia

l

custom

-

use

si

tuat

ion.

F

or

ac

tua

l

use

of

the CE·

158,

r

ead

th

is in

st

ru

ct

ion

manu

al ca

re

fully

and

urriderstand the da

ta

t

er

·

minal

equ

i

pment

.

This

ins

truct

i

on

manual contains the inform

atio

n

nee

ded

for in

format

ion

exchange

w

it

h

data

pr

o ·

cess

in

g

equ

ip

me

nt.

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Seria

.I interface

The

serial interface

is

used

to

make

communication {data transfer} with information carried

on

a single signal line.

Serial signals carried

on

the signal line of the interface should ei

th

er

be handl

ed

in the star

t/

stop

or asynchronous mode. Parallel signals a

re

fir

st converted

into

~r

ia

l

signals before being

transmitted. a

nd

the signals received are then converted from serial

to

parallel.

In

addition

to

the data

signal

line, there

are

a number

of

signal lines required for exchang-

ing operating

status

on sending and receiving sides, though

they

vary depending on

the

device used.

The

serial interface will

of

fer a

wide

range

of

applications when used in conjunction

with

the

numbe

r of peripheral units

that

are equipped with the RS·232C i

nterfa

ce, such as:

• Acoustic couplers that

perform

data communication via the

te

lephone ne

two

rk,

• Printer,

• X·

Yplotter,

• Instrument device,

• Personal

computef,

•

Video

display

unit

.

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CE-158

Power swit<:h

PC·

1500

Joint

plate

(A)

PC·

1500 -

:::--.-.__

CE

-150

"""

.

.,.

z

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;;;----_

--

/

--..

-->

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ctor

for

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parallel inte

r.

face

--

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...,.;.'.

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r

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'-

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connection jack

~

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nne

cto

r Joint plate !B)

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RS·232C

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T

ransm

issi

on

method

Applicablest

anda

r

ds

Ba

ud

r

ate

Data

bit

Pa

rit

v.

bi

t

Stop b

it

Con

nee:

tors uscd

Po

wer

supp

ly

source

Power consumption

AC

ada

p

tor/

charger

Ba

1te

ry

ca

pacity

Outpu

t signal level

Interfacing

signals

S\Yitch

D

im

ensions

Weight

Acc

e

ssor

ies

Asynch

r

onous

,/

EIA

RS

·232C

c:omp

li')['ceJ l

50. 100.1

1

.J

-0

. 200, 3

SJ

O,

!i,JJO

, 12

51

0. 2400 baud, progra

mmable*

5, 6,·"l,

~b

it

s

,

pr

ogrammable

E

j'6n

.

o ~d

.

n

o

r

~

P

ar

it

y

,

pr

ogra

mm

able

1 for the

chara

cter size of 5

to

8.

1.5

for

the

chara

cter s

it

e of 5.

2.0

fo

r the character sizes of 6 to

8.

f programmable

60·pin male

con

nector for co

nne

ctio

n

with

the I

PC·

1500

or

CE·150.

25·pin

co

rln

e-c

to

r,

OB-25(W

},

f

or

conne

ct

ion

v1ith

an

C><

tCrrla l

de

vice.

Ad

apto

r ja

ck

.

4.8 V

.

~

(DC): Ni·Cad rech

arg

eab

le battery

AC: Local

vo

ltage w

it

h EA·2

1A

4.8 V

"'

(DC

), 0.

80

W

EA·21A Local v

olta

ge

For a

l)p

rox.

3 h

ours

of

operation

(c

hargi

ng:

15

h

ou

rs}

High

leve

l: +5 V to +10 V

(3

to

7 Kohms load)

Low l

ev

el: - 5 V to - 10 V (3 to 7 Kohms lo

ad)

lnpUts: RD.

DS

R, CD, CTS

Outp

ut

s: TD. RTS, DTR

Oth

er

s:

SG

{.FGJ

x1 (POWER switchl

86

(W

) x 115

(D

Jx 50

(H)

mm

3·3/8"

(W

) x 4·17/32"

(D)

x 1·31/3

2"

(HI

435 g {0.96 lbs

.}

Ke

yboard

temp

l

ate

s. j

oin

t p

lat

es

(tw

o kinds)

an

d instruction m

an

ua

l.

*:

In

t~

r

minal

program mod

e,

th

e:

spe

ci

ficati

ons

of

baud

rate (600, 1200 and 2400) is

restr

i

cted

.

•

[BASIC program

mode

]

• Statements

SETCOM,

SE

T

DEV

,

OU

T

STAT

INPU

T,

INPUT

S,

I

NP

UT%, INPUT#

PRINT.

PRIN

T#

L

PRINT,

LU

ST

CLOAD,

CLOADa, CL

OADr

MERGE, MERGEa

CSAV

E,

CSAVEa, CSAVEr

FEED, ZONE, CONSOLE, TRANSMIT

PRINIT#-8,

INPUT

#-

8,

• Functions

COM.$. DEVS. INSTAT

RINK

E

YS

SPACES

ERN.

ER

L

[Terminal program mode entry instruction)

TE

RMINAL

DTE

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0 : Yes. X

No

Com~nd

Manual e

xecut

i

on

Pro"3m

Function

Exomple RUN PRO RESERVE

execution

[Statement)

SE

TC

OM

SETCOM

300

.7,E,1 0 0 0 0 Sets

communication

pa

·

rameters.

SETCOM 0 0 0 0 Initializes

commu

nicati

on

parameters.

. Assigns

communication

de·

SETOEV SETDEV Kl

.PO

0 0 0 0

vice.

SETDEV 0 0 0 0 Releases

communication

<!<!Vice.

OUT

ST

AT

OUTSTATO

0 0 0 0

Sets

status

of

the RS-232C

port

output

signals.

.

Subst

i

tutes

th

e

variable

INPUT INPUT

"A•";A

x x x 0 wi

th

t

he

i

npu

t

data

thru

the

RS.232C

port.

INPUTS INPUTS

"A

•

";A

x x x 0 Same as above.

IN

PUT

% INPUT%

A$(*)

0 0 0 0 Same

as

above.

INP

UT#

INPUT

#A

0 0 0 0

Same

as

abo

ve,

PRINT

PRINT 1

23

0 0 0 0 Sends data

thr

u the RS·

232C

port.

PRINT#

PRINT

#A

0 0 0

()

Same as above.

L

PRINT

LPR INT 1

23

0 0 0 0 Same as above.

LUS

T L

UST

10

,

100

0 0 0 0 Sen

ds

program

thru

the RS·

232C

port.

CLO

AD

CLOAD

"FILE"

0 0 0 x Loads program

th

ru

t

he

RS·232C

port.

L

oad

s

program

thru

the

CL

OAOa

CLOAOa 0 0 x x RS·2

32C

por

t in ASCII

code.

CL

OADr

CLOAOr 0 0 0 x Loads reserve program

th

ru

the RS

·2

32C

po

rt.

CSA

VE

CSAVE

"FILE"

0 0 0 0

Saves

progran1 or r

e.serve

program th

ru

the

RS

·23

2C

por-1.

Saves p..ogram

thru

lhe

CSAVEa CSAVEa 0 0 0 0 RS·232C

port

in

ASCII

code

.

CSAVEr CSAVEr 0 0 0 0 Saves reserve

program

thru

the

RS·232C

port.

F

EED

FE

ED 5 0 0 0 0 Sends

the

E

NO

code.

Specifies block length

du

r·

ZONE

20

0 0 0 0 ing

dataoutput

by

LPRINT

sta

te

men

t.

Specif

ie

s digitsfline

and

the

CONSOLE CONSOLE

80.0

0 0 0 0 kind

of

ENO

code

.

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----Co~m_m_•_n_d

_ _

__

-+

_

Ma

~

n_u_

.,_

l~•-x

ecu

_ _tio_·

-"--1

Program

Example RUN PRO RESERVE execution

TRANS

.

MI

T TR

ANSMIT

BREAK

, 10

MERGE MERGE

MERGEa MERGEa

PR

IN

T#

-8

.

PR

INT#-

8.

123

INPVT

#-

8,

INPVT

#-

8,

A

(Function1]

COM

S

COMS

DEVS DEVS

IN.

STAT

INST

AT

R

INKEYS

RINKEYS

SPACES SPACES (

10

1

ER

N ERN

ERL ERL

0 0

()

0

0 0

(Terminal program en

try

instructionI

TE

RMINAL TERMINAL 0 0

DTE DTE 0 0

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x

0

x

0

Function

Sends

lo

ng

spaces

(pad·

ding).

Links progtan

'I

with the

progr

am

sent thru the

RS

·

232C port.

L

in

ks

procJra

rn

\vith the

program sent th

ru

the RS·

232C

po

rt

in ASC

II

code.

Sends

da

ra

out

thru t

he

RS·232C port.

Substi

tutes the vatiablc

with

the data

sen

t th1ou9h

the RS·232C

po

rt.

Cha:racter·stri

ng

'-'Ji

th

\•Jhi

ch

communication paramet

ers

arc

s

e-t.

Character st

rin

g

with

\•Jhi

ch

communication device

is

set.

De

sign

ate

s RS·232C

port

handshake signal state.

Character stnng

wit

h which

l

ast

one

byte

code

inp

ut

th

ru

the

RS

·232C

port

im

·

med

iately before execu·

ti

on

of command

is

set.

Character string consisting

of

sp

ecified n

um

ber of

sp

ac

e

s.

D

es

ignates

error

code,

Designates error Iine num.

ber.

De

fa

ult

Protocol: XON/XOFF

ON.

ECHO OFF

D

efault

Protocol: XONIXOFF

OFF,

ECHO

ON

P

ara

meter: 300 Baud

7 bits data

Even

Parity

1 Stop b

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Serial signal

Transmit and receive data are handled

in

a form

of

serial signal as illustrat

ed

below

. (Waveform

as

observed

at

the

1/0 pin

of

the

DB·

·25W.I

Absence

of

data

must

be

stop

bits.

LSB

(M

SB

l

~~·

.......,.......,.......

·.-

.....

-....-'-..-.-....-

--

.-..•..--.-

"p"

....

Stop

bit

Start:

Data : : : : : : : :

anty

--

--~

bit :..

'?!!

..

·.

~

..

·-

-·-

·'·

-·

-·.

--

~

--

--.

-.:.....

..

i..

..

....;.

..

·-·

..

:

..

.

·-

..

.:.

'?!!

...

a 1 2 3 4

(SJ

(6) (7)

Stop

:s1o

p Next:

..

.

bit

;b

it

start \

..

3 (1) bit

Data bits. 5.

6,

7. parity bit, and

stop

bit 1 may

no

t exist, depending

on

the

commun

ication

parameter

used.

(11

Transmissionspeed (baud rate)

Represcnts·number

of

bits tran.

sl')>itted

per second, incl

ud

ing

the

start bit, data bit, pari

ty

bit. and

stop

bit.

(21

Character length

Represents number

of

bitsused to comprise a single transmission character.

(3)

Parity

bit

A

bit

attached

the

Ian

data bit (MSB). Three modes

of

non-parity, even parity,

and odd

parity

can

be

chosen

to

check data accuracy.

{4)

Stop

bit(s)

Bit(s) attached

·the data

bit

or parity bit;

th

e size varies fr

om

1to1.

5, and

2.

Interfacingsignal

Signal leve

ls

at

the

1/0 pins of

the

DB-25W connector shall be as follows:

Input

signal

High

le

ve

l (SPACE

or

ON

s~ate

of signal) : +(3

to

15) V

Low level {MARK or

OFF

stat

e

of

siqnal):

-(3

to

15) V

Output

signal

High level:

+{5

to

10) V

Low level: -

15

to

10) V

As

lhe

level

of

the

output

signal i·s measured with

the

load

of

3

to

7 Kohms with the cable

length of 1 meter. Please note

that

there may

be

a casewhen the above condiii

on

is

not

met

.

if

the load

is

out

of

above

rang

e

or

the cable length is longer,

or

the

cable capacity is larger.

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RS-232C

T

he

RS

·23

2C is

the

standards

of

the

EIA (Electronics

Indust

r

ies

Associ

at

i

on)

wh

ic

h has

been

eita

bli

ihed

to

se

t the standard interfacing

requi

r

eme

na betwe

en

the data te

rmi

na

l

un

it

and

the

data

co

m

munication

unit.

The

CE·

158

has

been

deve

l

oped

to

meet

those

standards

.

Main

parts

.

of

these

standa

r

ds

define

the

follow

ing cond

itio

ns:

(1) EJectr ical

charac

teristics

(2)

Mechan

ical ch

aracter

istics

of

the

interface u

nit

(3).

Functions

of i

nterlacing

signals

(1) Electrical characteristics

1} In

put

signal

be

low - 3 V is regarded as MA RK.

and

above +3 V as SPACE.

2t

Load side impedan

ce

shall be a d

ir

ec

t

curr

ent

resistan

ce

of

more

than

3 Kohrns against an

impressed voltage of less

th

an

25

V.

or

le

ss

th

an 7 Kohms against

an

i

mp

ress

ed

voltage of

3to25V

.

3)

Output

sign•I in MAR K

st

•

te

s

h•

ll

be

-5

to

-15

V

or

out

put

si

gn•

I in SPACE

state

sha

ll

be+

5 V

to+

15V.

4)

Eff

ec

t ive l

oad

capaci

ta

nce

at

the

end shall be less t

han

2500 p

F.

in

clvding c

ab

le

capac

·

it

ance

.

(2)

Functions

of

interfacing signa

ls

Connec

tor s

ig

nal

configurat

i

on

T

he

DB

·2

5{W)

connector

co

mes

with

the

CE·

158.

O

OO

O O @

Q)®

@CD

O)

(Z)

()

0 0 0 0 0

·

~

0 0 0 ()

() ()

Con

nect

or Pin Configuration

Ac

tually, ei

ght

pi

ns are used o

ut

of t

wenty

f

iv

e pins.

NOTE:

Different

signal

con

nections

may

be

required

depe

nd

in

g

on

si

gna

ls u

sed

by

th

e

device connected.

Use

the

meta

l

case

(type

0824659).

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Pin assignment

No

.

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

20

hem

Symbol

I

n/

Out

Fu

nc11on

Rem11b

Transm

it

Data

TO

Out

Se-

nd

dat

a ±(

5-1

0)

v

oe

\ignal

'

Re

ce

ive

Data

RO

lo Recei

ve

d

at

a ! (5- 1SI VOC 11

9n

ail

h

~

o

dem

transmi

ss

i

on

cn

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when a

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fd

.

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isn't

OFF:

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on

d•

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ab~d

.

connt.'Cltd.

to

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Ready

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lo

ON

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rtady

to

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1

11e.

c.abft

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:

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no1

r~~Y

to

wnd

/1

ece1Y

t.

connected.

SignalGround

SG

Provide

s

refl'fence

volt&ye

itve

l

with

respec

t

to

all

in

ter

facing s1

gni

l.

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arr

1cc d

ete

ction. ON wh

en

a

Ca

rr

ier

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d. cable

is

n' t

OFF

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co

n

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ta

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us

in

dic

atio

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nal

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ON

: T

erm

inal re.xiv. Power

OFF:

T

erm

in

al

no1

r

~i.ldv

.

On.

NOTE : Input signal

within•

range

of

•5

to

•15

V and

output

signal within a range of • 5 to

•10 V will repre,..nt

ON

state, a

nd

input signal

within

a range

of

- 5

to

15

V and

outpUt signal within a ran

ge

of - 5 to - 10 V will represent OFF s

tat

e,

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INTERFACING CABLE

CAUTION: The illustrations are

for

typical equipment

and

are

used

as

exampl

es

only.,

Your

part

ic

ular equipment manual should be

consu

lted

for

specific cable connections.

Connection with acoustic coupler

Conne

ct

cable signal lines in the

follow

ing manner when the

unit

is

connected

with

an

acoustic

coup

le

r.

CE·

158side (08-25MI

2 TD

3

RO

4

RTS

5

CTS

6

DSR

7

SG

8 co

Connection with Personal Computer

Connect

cab

le signal lin

es

in a manner

Personal

Computer.

CE.

158

side

(DB-25M)

2 TO

3

RD

4

RTS

5 C

TS

D

6

DSR

7

SG

8 CD

20

DTR

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er

side

!DB·25Ml

2 T D

3

RD

4 R T S

5

CTS

6 DS R

7

SG

8

co

described bel

ow

, when the u.nit is

connect

ed

·.

vith

Persona

l Computer

side

(OB

-25MI

2 TO

3 RO

4 R T $

5

CTS

6

DS

IR

7

SG

8 CD

20 O

TR

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To

make

connection

with

other

peripheral units,

check

specifications

of

the

peripheral

unit

if

they

should

match

with

th

ose

of

the

CE·

158.

and

use

an

appropriate

cab

le

to

connect

with

.

Cau

tions

described below are

basic

reQuirements

and

they

are

ex

.

empt

in

terms

of

software

.

You

will have

to

judge

for

yourself

after

reading

the

command

description.

(11· Electrical characteristics

Make

sure

that

it

is in

compliance

with

the

EIA RS-232C

stand

a:rds.

(2) Transmission

method

The

CE-158

is

operated

in

the

a:synchronous mode,

not

the

synchronous

mode

.

{3) Transmission procedure

No

procedure is used.

(4) Baud rate

and

transmission

data

format

Make

sure

that

it

is in compliance

wit

h

baud

rate

and

data

format.

{5)

Code

system

This

unit

us~s

the

ASCII

code

o:r

internal

codes

in

use.

(6)

Connector

Use

the

25·pin

DB·25{W) conne<:tor.

(7)

In

t

erfac

ing signal

As

fou

r inp

ut

signal lin

es

and three

outpu

t signal lines are used,

it

w

ill

r

eQ

u

ir

e

fou

r li

ne

s

for signal input.

In

case

one

output

line

shou

ld

be

connec

ted

with

two

i

npu

t

li

nes,

at

tc

n·

tion

must

be

paid

to

the load resi

stance

as

it

may

no

t

mee

! with the EIA r

equ

irem

en

t.

{8)

Signal flow

to

per

i

phera

l

Because this u

nit

is a

da

ta

terminal,

conn

ect

or

signals

ar

e

designed

for t

ran

smission he·

t

......een

the

data

te

rm

inal

and

the

data

co

mmu

n

icat

ion

un

it.

Ther

efore, it neeels

to

1.1

se

1hl!

cab

le

where

signal flow is i

nverted,

if

th

e

per

ipheral

un

it is al

so

a

data

term

in

al. (S

ee

figure

below.)

The

majoritY

of

data

commu

1

)icatio

n units

are

acoust

ic

coupler

s,

but

th

e p

fi

ntf!(

X·Y

plo

tter.

personal

eomputer,

ete

.,

are

data

termina

l

in

every

tase

.

2 TD TD 2

3 RD RD 3

4

RTS

RT

S 4

5

CTS

5

6

DSR

D

SR

6

7 SG SG 7

8 CD

~

....

........ co 8

20

OTR

DT R

20

CE·

158

Peripheral

•

So

far as CD

and

DSR

concerned,

it

will

be

regarded as t

he

ON

state

when

ope

n, wh

il

e

other

inputs

are

regarded as

the

OFF

stat

e.

• When OTA is

connected

to

CD

in

add

it

ion

to

DSR.

it

causes h0

ot

h

input

si

gna

l leve

ls

to

go

out

of

given ratings

(+3

-

15

V

and

-3

-

15

V)

dissatisfying

the

EIA r

equ

ir

ements

.

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FUNCTIONS

This

uni

t

has

t

he

fo

ll

ow

ing

funct

ion

s:

1. BASIC program

mode

2. Terminal program

mode

The

11',0d

e l

controls

program and

data

tr

onsaction

using the

BASIC

program comrtHtnds to

pcrforin

the

follo

..

ving

app

lication

s:

• Data

exc

hange w

it

h personal computt1r,

• Listing o f prog

ra

m

con

tents

and

operational

result

on

pr

i

nter

.

•

Proc

ess

ing

of

measu

re

me

nt

data f

rom

instrumentation

.

On

the

o

th

er

~

·

1a

nd,

the

mode

2 funct

iOflS

as a terminal

un

it ""i

tho

ut

need

of

preparing

program,

for instance:

•

As

the

r

equired

item is specified

to

th e

data

base th

rough

the

k

eyboard

.

the

rele

v

an

t

i

nforma

ti

on

1s

fetched

oo

the

display

Of

printed

on

th

e

pr

i

nter.

• Used lo'

the

output

un

it

of

a

peripheral

u

ni

t

that

i

nco

r

porates

no outJ)Ut fea

ture.

Wh

en

th

e CE·

158

is

connected

w

ith

th

o PC

1500

or

CE·150,

be

sure

to

turn

off

the

compu

ter

IPC·

1500)

.

As

the

C

E-

158

is

con

trolled

by

command

sta

t

emen

ts

and

functi

ons

us

ed

for

da

ta

t

ran

s

mi

~

\.1

0

n

v

1;.

1

the HS·232C

po

rt,

da

ta transmission

with

the peripheral uni t mus1 be con11o

ll

r:d by n'lcans of

1h

os.e

co

n1rna;nd st

ateme

nts.

St

i:l

tr.1

i1c

n1s

and fun

ctions

pe

rt

i

ne

nt

to

this

un

it hold c

xccutio1'I

un

less

RS

·?32C

poi

t

11

lp111

su

1

na

ls.

CT

S.

CD.

and

DSR.

are

all

act

i

ve.

(Executi

on

wi

ll

take

1>l

aee

a1

so

on

as

all

of

these

1ig11a

l

go

activo

.)

Thcrc

t

orc,

th

e-

s

tat

e

of

t

he

periphe

ra

l

un

it

mu

st t

>e

checked

us

i

ng

the

INST

AT

fu

nc

ti

on

boforc

o

xe·

cuti

on

of

ch

e

s;

tatcmcnt.

Because

th

e s

tatus

output

signals to

the

peripheral

unit,

RTS

aod

OTR.

are

~

nact1v

e

after

po

1

A1

cr

on

.

th

ey

hav

e

to

be

turned

act

ive vsing

the

OUTS

T

AT

statement

before

comm

encement

of

da

ta trOtlsnlis·

sion.

~PORTAf'il:

Th

is un11

has

to

be

connec

t

ed

vii

th

the

PC

·

1500

\vhen

program

i.s

created

using s

tat

emen

ts

an

d

funct

i

ons

pertinent

to

t

he

CE

-

158

.

01h

e

rv1

ise. it

v1

1ll

not

insure

proper

ope

r

a11

on a1t

he

ume

of

program

ex

ecut

i

on.

Also.

i1

needs

connection

\vith

th

e PC·1

500

\•1h

en

th

e

prog

r

am

that

uses

statcnl

cnts

and

func·

ti

ons

pertinen

t to t

he

CE

·

158

is ex

ecuted

or

hs

t

ed

.

1. Low

battery

and POWER switch

The

CE· 15B is

ope

r

at

ed by

the

inte

rnal

Ni

·Cad ba

tt

erie<

{AA

x 4).

(1)

Wh

~n

the PC·1500 POWER switch i• tu

rnod

on

aft

er tuming

th

e CE- 1

58

POWER ;w1t

r.

h

on.

power

is

su

pplied

10

the

CE·t

5B

from

the

se

Ni·Cad batteries.

(2)

When

the

PC·1

500

POWER

switch

is

turn

ed

off

in above

cond

iti

on

(1),

it

turn

s o

ff

th

e

bane

ry

power

supply

10

t

he

CE·1SS..

(3)

Turn

off

th

e CE·15B POWER swit

ch

10

sa

ve unnecessary

powe

r

con

s

umpt

ion

when

the

exte

rnal device is

not

operat

ing.

{NOTE)

To

execute

the

instr

uction

of

the

CE·15

8.

be

sure

to tu

rn

on

the

CE

·

t58

powc1

switch.

W

hen

the

instruc

t

ion

is

ex

ecu

t

ed

with

the

CE

·

158

power

off.

the

E

RROR

50

will

occur.

To

change

the

program.

the

CE·

158

powe.

switch

ma

y

be

in

any

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The

following messagge may

be

put

on

the

display of

the

PC-1

!>DO

wh

en

the CE·

158

POWER

switch

is

off

beforeturning

on

the

PC-1500

POWER

switch

or

when power supply from

Ni-Ca

d

b.atteries

is

low.

(~

:C_H_E

_C_K

_

S

______

_

~

)

In

thiscase, recharge

the

battery

or

tum

on

the CE·158

POWER

switch.

When the CE-158

is

connected

with

the

CE

·1

50

and

the

battery voltage

of

the

CE·150

is

also

low,

(

:

_

~

.

~

.

ECK

68 _

___

)

is

displayed.

Under the following condition,

(

~

N

_

E

_

W

_

0

~

?

_

:C

_

H

_

E

_

C

_

K

~_

S

_

·

~~~~

~~~~~

)

ma

y be displayed. However,

NEW

JiJ

I

<•n•

1 operation

is

not

requ

ired

in this case.

• When

the

PC·1500

is

turned

ON under the

Auto

Power

Off

condition

• And CE·158 power is OFF

or

the battery

of

CE

·

158

is

low.

In dlis case,

win

on

the CE-158 POWER switch or recharge

the

battery, and press the l« ikey

to

clean the

PC·

1500

.

(NOTE) Do

not

connect

or

disconnect t

he

AC

adaptor

to

the

CE·158. when the program

is

executed with the P

C·

1500.

Otherwise, the ERROR

50

may occur.

Supply voltage

of

PC

-

1500

The

CE-158

will not perform a proper operation when the battery indicator " ·

"lo

oks

v;eak

as

seen from the

fr-o

nt,

as

it alerts l

ow

battery

condit

ion

for

the

PC·

1500.

The b

att

ery indicator

is

locat

ed

to

t

he

right side

of

the

display.

In

such a case, either replace

the

bat

tery

of

the

PC·

1500, with

the

fresh one

or

co·nnect the

AC

adaptor

EA·

150 into the ada

pt

or j

ar.k

of the

PC·1500.

The

EA·

150

is an

AC

adaptor supplied with for the Printer/Cassette Interface CE·150.

2. Initial state

after

power

on

after

[

o"

) key power off.

When power

is

turned

on

to

the

PC·1500. the CE·158

is

placed

in

the following initial state.

Item Parameter

Des.er

iption

SETCOM

300. 8, N, 1

SE

TD

EV

All

devices are cleared.

OUTSTAT 3 DTR and RTS

=OFF

CONSOLE 0,0 END code =

CR

code

ZONE

13

TAB 0

Although power·on after auto-power-off resumes

the

same <:ondition

im

mediately before

auto·power·otf,

it

may

be

in

the:

state of

"OUTSTAT

3"

until a command

is

executed for the

CE-158

,

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Signal

state

at

power-off

(1)

Out;pUt signals

from

the

CE·158

such

as

TD,

RTS,

and

DTR,

become

unstoble

w

hen

th

e

f

ollowing

condit

ion

is

met

wh

ilesen

ding

or

rece

iving

progr

ams

or data

via

the

CE·

158

.

Ca)

Power

on

and

off

of

the

PC

t

500

.

(b)

M

anipulation

of

the

POWER

sw

i

tch

of

the

CE·158.

(c) Releasing

the

low

battery

cond

i

tion

of

the

CE-158

alter

r

echa

rge.

(d)

Man

i

pulation

of

the

AC

adapto

r

EA

·

21A.

If tf1e opposite

sid

e is in receiving

operation

at

this

poi1

'lt,

it

may

read

unstab

le

da

1a as

though

d

ata

is rece

iv

ed. In

suc

h an

event,

observe

one

of

the

following

meth

ods.

•

Sta

rt

the exec

uti

on

all

over again {trans·fer

of

prograrn,

for

exi)

mplc).

•

Send

t

he

heade

r tOgether

wh

en

the

PC·

15

00

se

nd

s the data

out

so

that the

r

cccMn~

$

od

e

will

receive t

he

data that fo

ll

ows

to

t

he

header. {Exar

nple

will

be ir1

F

1

gurt

~

hc

10

.....

.)

• S

end

the

same

co

nt

en

ts of t

he

data f

or

th

ree

times wh

en

th

e

PC

·1

500

se

nds

d\1t

l1

out.

So

that

the

receiving sidewill receive the similar

data

fo

r

mor

e

than

two

tu'nes.

(21

N

ot

e

tha

t

the

opposite

si

cfe

may

sometrmc

assume

the

CE-

158

ou

tput

si9r>o

l

(RTS,

DTRI

to be

ON

sta

te

when

the

PC

·

1500

or

CE·

158 is in O

n•

or l

ol

1owing cond1t1

om.

(e I

PC

·

1500

in

the

po

wer

off

state.

(fl

The POWER

sw

itch

of

the

CE

·

158

is

off.

(g)

The

CE-158 in low

battery

cond

i

tion

.

(h)

The

CE·

158

is

not

connected

with

the

PC

·

\500

or

CE·\50

that

is

connected

wi

th

the

PC

-

1500.

(Ex

ample):

Shown

below

is

a

program

example

that

the

Pe,.onal

Computer

proce

sses

the

data

sent

from

the

PC·1

500.

provided

that

the P

ersona

l

Computer

is in recciv·

ing

cond

i

tion

OJt

<Jll

times

.

PC·t 500

f-

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58

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BASIC PROGRAM

MODE

1. SETCOM (statement)

Used

10

s

et

co

mmunication

par

am

eters such as Baud Rate

(BRI.

W

ord

Length

(WL).

Pa

r

ity

(PR)

and

Stop (ST) bits.

The fo

llowing

initial

parameters

wll

1be set

upon

power

on

.

( 300, 8, N, 1 l

~

St

op

bit • 1

Parity • non·parity

Word length

~

8

Baud r

ate

2 300

(11

SETCOM

If

no

paramete

rs

we

re

specified. above

in

i

tial

paramet

ers will be the default.

(2

) SETCO

MI

BR

,WL.PR,ST. _J

l___.,

Non

·numer1c

variable

BR

50,

100

.

11

0,200,300

.60

0.

1200

.2

4

00

WL

5.6.7.8

PR

N (Non). E (Event, 0 (Odd)

ST

1

2 (actual ST • 1.5 when

WL

=5)

• Omission

of

parameter

en

try will assign the previously used parameters.

(E

X!

10

SETCOM (300.8.N.1)

(1200

,8.E.7}

20 SETCOM 1

200,

,E,2

30

ABS-

"300,7,E

,1"

40

SETCOM

ABS : (300,7,E,

1)

NOTE: When t

he

contents

ot

the nonnumcfic

vari

able is nu

ll

, it

\•1ill

ass

urn

c

th

e

sarr1e

condition

as

(1).

2.

CO

M$

When parameter designation is suspended

in

ch

c middle of

en

try, parameters after

suspension will r

emain

the

same

as

previously asstgned.

(

EX

) SETCOM

600

N

onnume

ric

func

tion

u

se

d to

get

co

mmu

ni

ca

t

ion

pal'amc1er

s

set.

(E

XI

At

power on:

300,8,

N,1

Upon

exeo.ition

of

SETCO

M1200.7.E.1:

1200.7.E,1

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