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For example, the RGB value 255,0,0 is the brightest
pure red that can be displayed; 0,255,0 equates to
pure green; 0,0,255 produces a pure blue.
Example: the command #BackgroundColor(
255,255,0 ) turns the Custom Summary window a
brilliant yellow.
If you use this command to signify an alert of some
kind, be sure and return the window to its normal color
once the alert condition is no longer in effect.
#ConfigureSerialOutput( ‘parameter’, value )
With this command you may configure several
parameters pertaining to a serial port. This command
is normally used in conjunction with the #SerialOutput
command. Here are the permissible parameters for
this command:
#ConfigureSerialOutput( ‘BaudRate’, value )
The default baud rate is 9600.
#ConfigureSerialOutput( ‘DataBits’, value )
The default number of data bits is 8. Permissible
values are 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
#ConfigureSerialOutput( ‘Parity’, ‘value’ )
The default parity is ‘none’. Permissible values are
‘None’, ‘Odd’, ‘Even’, ‘Space’, and ‘Mark’.
#ConfigureSerialOutput( ‘StopBits’, value )
The default value is 1. Permissible values are 1, 1.5,
and 2.
#ConfigureSerialOutput( ‘ComPort’, ‘value’ )
The default value is ‘COM2’.