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PQVGA.LIB ............................................................................... 204 PS.LIB ........................................................................................ 204 RG.LIB ........................................................................................ 204 SCOREZ1.LIB ........................................................................... 204 Appendix B: Library Lists for Z-World Products 205 ALL .................................................................................................... 206 BL1000 .............................................................................................. 206 BL1100 .............................................................................................. 206 BL1200 .............................................................................................. 206 BL1300 .............................................................................................. 206 BL1400 .............................................................................................. 206 BL1500 .............................................................................................. 206 BL1600 .............................................................................................. 207 BL1700 .............................................................................................. 207 CM7100 ............................................................................................. 207 CM7200 ............................................................................................. 207 LP3100............................................................................................... 207 OP7100 .............................................................................................. 207 PK2100 .............................................................................................. 207 PK2200 .............................................................................................. 208 PK2300 .............................................................................................. 208 PK2400 .............................................................................................. 208 PK2500 .............................................................................................. 208 PK2600 .............................................................................................. 208 Z104/ZISA ......................................................................................... 208 Appendix C: Using AASC Libraries 209 AASC Library Description ................................................................ 210 AASC Library Operation .............................................................. 211 Read ............................................................................................ 211 Write ........................................................................................... 212 Peek ............................................................................................212 Status and Errors ........................................................................... 212 Library Use ................................................................................... 212 Sample Program ............................................................................ 213 XModem Transfer .............................................................................. 215 Library Use ................................................................................... 215 Sample Program ............................................................................ 216 Index 219 viii s Table of Contents Dynamic C 32 v. 6.x
ABOUT THIS MANUAL Z-World customers develop software for their programmable controllers using Z-World’s Dynamic C 32 development system running on an IBMcompatible PC. The controller is connected to a COM port on the PC, usually COM2, which by default operates at 19,200 bps. Features which were formerly available only in the Deluxe version are now standard. Dynamic C 32 supports programs with up to 512K in ROM (code and constants) and 512K in RAM (variable data), with full access to extended memory. The Three Manuals Dynamic C 32 is documented with three reference manuals: • Dynamic C 32 Function Reference. • Dynamic C 32 Technical Reference • Dynamic C 32 Application Frameworks This manual contains descriptions of all the function libraries on the Dynamic C disk and all the functions in those libraries. The Technical Reference manual describes how to use the Dynamic C development system to write software for a Z-World programmable controller. The Application Frameworks manual discusses various topics in depth. These topics include the use of the Z-World real-time kernel, costatements, function chaining, and serial communication. $ Please read release notes and updates for late-breaking information about Z-World products and Dynamic C. Function Reference About This Manual s ix
Page 1 and 2: for Zilog Z180 microprocessors Vers
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS About This Manual
Page 5 and 6: AASCDUM.LIB .......................
Page 7: LIB\DEMO ..........................
Page 11 and 12: Icons Table 2 displays and defines
Page 13 and 14: CHAPTER 1: GENERAL SUPPORT LIBRARIE
Page 15 and 16: • void outport( unsigned port, un
Page 17 and 18: • void IRES( unsigned port, unsig
Page 19 and 20: • void CoPause( CoData *cd ) CoPa
Page 21 and 22: • float asin( float x ) Computes
Page 23 and 24: • float pow10( float x ) Returns
Page 25 and 26: The %8.2f in the format tells the f
Page 27 and 28: The function returns the exponent (
Page 29 and 30: • int atol( char *sptr ) Returns
Page 31 and 32: • long strtol( char *s, char **ta
Page 33 and 34: • unsigned bfree( void *lo, void
Page 35 and 36: • int sysIsFlash( void ) Returns
Page 37 and 38: • unsigned xstrlen( unsigned long
Page 39 and 40: CHAPTER 2: MULTITASKING LIBRARIES T
Page 41 and 42: • void run_timer( void ) This fun
Page 43 and 44: VDRIVER.LIB These are the virtual d
Page 45 and 46: CHAPTER 3: AASC LIBRARIES The AASC.
Page 47 and 48: Choose one macro from each column t
Page 49 and 50: • unsigned aascWriteChar(CHANNEL
Page 51 and 52: • unsigned aascWriteBufLeft(CHANN
Page 53 and 54: • void aascXMRdInitLog(unsigned W
Page 55 and 56: PackNum is the sequence number of t
Page 57 and 58: • unsigned aascWrCallBackLg(unsig
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CHAPTER 4: OTHER COMMUNICATION DRIV
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[slave id] [len] [ ] [ ]...[ ] [CRC
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• void doreti( void ) Call this r
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Command 0x44 (clear) clears the fir
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• void Dreset_scatbuf( void ) Res
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RETURN VALUE: 0 if the transmit buf
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• void Dscbsend_prompt( void ) Pl
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it 2 0 = 7 data bits 1 = 8 data bit
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• int s0modemstat( void ) Returns
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• void Dkill_s0( void ) Disables
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• int z0modemset( void ) Returns
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• void Drestart_z0modem( void ) R
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CHAPTER 5: MODBUS SLAVE LIBRARIES M
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Step 3: Initialize the Modbus Seria
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The serial drivers provided in MSZ.
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Modbus Slave Command Handlers The l
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• int msWrite(unsigned Reg, unsig
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MSZ.LIB uses a special 32-bit high
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CHAPTER 6: MODBUS MASTER LIBRARIES
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Step 3: Initialize the Modbus Seria
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Baud is the serial communication ra
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Coils is a pointer to the memory wh
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Regs is a pointer to the memory whe
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Addr is the address (ID) of the Mod
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Reg is the number of the register t
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Prior to the actual attempt to tran
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#define MM_GARBAGE (-7) // Garbage
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The attempt to read unsupported reg
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CHAPTER 7: GRAPHICS ENGINE SUPPORT
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• int GEInit(int Port, long BaudR
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• int GESendLong(int Port, long *
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• int GELoadBitMapWF(int Port, in
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• int GEEnableCellsWF(int Port, i
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• int GEPutPixelWF(int Port, int
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• int GEPutPolygonWF(int Port, in
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• int GEStoreRegion(int Port, int
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XXcoord is the horizontal coordinat
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• int GEBeepWF(int Port, int Dura
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• int GEDisplayButton(int Port, i
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• int GELinkBtnToMac(int Port, in
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• int GESetTod(int Port, struct t
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MacroID is the ID number of the mac
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• int GEDisableBtnAreaWF(int Port
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CHAPTER 8: OTHER LIBRARIES The libr
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The function returns an integer rep
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• void _5key_setmenu( char *menu,
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• void _5key_setalarm ( int(*func
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CPLC.LIB These functions support th
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• void write12data( int address,
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• long mktime( struct tm *timeptr
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• void set24adr( long address ) S
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• void sleep( void ) Puts the con
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DMA0 will generate an interrupt at
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DMA1 will generate an interrupt at
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IOEXPAND.LIB These are support func
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The function returns 0 if initializ
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• int lk_kxinit( void ) Initializ
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esc bEnables blinking cursor mode e
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• int lk_lecho( void ) Pulls char
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• int Text_Addr( int col, int row
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• int lc_putc( char x ) Decodes c
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The bus must interface to the PIO p
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• void Latch_DAC1( void ) Moves t
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• int PBus4_Read1( void ) Reads 4
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• void Set_DAC1( int val ) Sets D
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APPENDIX A: DYNAMIC C LIBRARIES The
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AASCUART.LIB For BL1200 series, BL1
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EPSONRTC.LIB Epson 72421 RTC existe
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LP_BL145.LIB For BL1400 series and
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SCC232.LIB For BL1300 series contro
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V256X64.LIB For BL1100 series, BL12
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EZIOMGPL.LIB For BL1400 series and
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8X10L.LIB Landscape mode xdata font
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APPENDIX B: LIBRARY LISTS FOR Z-WOR
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BL1600 BL16XX.LIB, CPLC.LIB, EZIOCM
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APPENDIX C: USING AASC LIBRARIES Th
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AASC support libraries implement cu
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Sample Program The following sample
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XModem Transfer The AASC libraries
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XM_SEND.C #use vdriver.lib #use aas
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INDEX Symbols 96IO.LIB ............
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BL1600 ... 191, 192, 193, 194, 196,
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Dynamic C list of function librarie
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GELinkCellToMac ..................
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Latch_DAC2 .................... 183
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modem commands deciphering ........
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R rad .............................
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stepper motor control .............
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