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50 Statistical Control Charts Chapter 2<br />

Real-Time Data Capture<br />

Operation<br />

where the port specifications inside the Connect comm<strong>and</strong> are as follows. Each option takes only one<br />

argument, but they are shown below with the possible arguments separated by “|” with the default value<br />

shown first. The last three options take boolean values that specify which control characters are sent back<br />

<strong>and</strong> forth to the device indicating when it is ready to get data. Usually, at most, one of these three is used:<br />

Port( "com1:" | "com2:" | "lpt1:" |...),<br />

Baud( 9600 | 4800 | ...),<br />

Data Bits( 8 | 7 ),<br />

Parity( None | Odd | Even ),<br />

Stop Bits( 1 | 0 | 2 ),<br />

DTR_DSR( 0 | 1 ), // DataTerminalReady<br />

RTS_CTS( 0 | 1 ), // RequestToSend/ClearToSend<br />

XON_XOFF( 1 | 0 )<br />

The Port specification is needed if you want to connect; otherwise, the object still works but is not<br />

connected to a data feed.<br />

To disconnect from the live data source:<br />

feedName

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