Digital Inputs
Windows
delib_cli DI1 3
Example return value: 1
-> read the state of digital input 4.
delib_cli DI8 0 hex
Example return value: 0xC8
(channel 4, 7 and 8 have a high signal)
-> read the states of digital inputs 1-8 as hex
delib_cli DI16 0 hex
Example return value: 0xE 0C0
(channel 7, 8, 14 ,15 and 16 have a high signal)
-> read the states of digital inputs 1-16 as hex
delib_cli DI32 0 hex
Example return value: 0xC0000003
(channel 1, 2, 31 and 32 have a high signal)
-> read the states of digital inputs 1-32 as hex
Alternatively the argument "nounit" can be appended
delib_cli DI8 0 hex nounit
Example return value: FF
(channel 1-8 have a high signal)
-> read the states of digital inputs 1-8 as hex
delib_cli FF 0
Example return value: 192
(channel 7 and 8 have a change of state)
-> read the FlipFlops of the digital inputs 1-32
delib_cli FF 32
Example return value: 65535
(channel 33 and 64 have a change of state)
-> read the FlipFlops of the digital inputs 33-64
delib_cli FF 0 hex
Example return value: 0xD 00
(channel 9, 11 and 12 have a change of state)
-> read the FlipFlops of the digital inputs 1-32 as hex
delib_cli FF 32 hex
Example return value: 0x3
(channel 33 and 34 have a change of state)
-> read the FlipFlops of the digital inputs 33-64 as hex
Linux
sudo delib_cli_usb DI1 3
Example return value: 1
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