Examples of Hardware:

Late model RImage DTP-800, DTP-1000 and DTP-4000 with a firewire and serial connector on the rear instead of three SCSI connectors.

If you see SCSI connectors, see the entry for "Command Sets -- RImage Debug" instead.

No custom cables are required as these are serial port equipped already.

Basics:

Com port setup - 19200 baud, 8N1, No flow control.  Reminiscent of Primera command set.  All commands end with a CHR(13).

Tested Commands:

All capital letters from A through Z. 

No obvious reset command found, does not recognize the primera __SRESET.  Should try lowercase, numbers and punctuation, as well as control characters.

Response Codes:

CC - Command completed

IC - Command not recognized

IE - Command badly formed (too short, parameters unrecognized)

MN - Command attempted, but failed

DF - Reject drawer is full (5 discs max, usually result of MHR command on a full drawer)

Query Command(s):

I        ←[2JRimage Corporation

        Version: 4.05

        October 18, 2001

        Desktop Publisher

F        CCSH0000  (what is this?)

S        KHN0000 (KHN:KHD = NO DISC LOADED:DISC LOADED  ...  0000:1AA0=PICKER AT TOP:BOTTOM)

        PNNNN00D9

        C05B9

        RCNC00FF

        F069C

        B06A2

        1135B

        21037

        30D10

        409C5

        HCN

        T15C9

        S197B

        B1A9E

        I00FF

        O00FF

Some of the above four digit suffixes are relative heights based on 0000 being the top. e.g. drive #1, the bottom drive, is represented by "1135B" and drive #4, the top drive, is represented by "409C5".

In addition to deciding what all of these flags and settings given by the "S" command are, I need to figure out the right invocations to adjust them as well.

Core Commands:

L        CC  (for printer tray, maybe?)

M        CC*

Mxx (succ)    CC

Mxx (fail)    MN

* Mxy commands, where x or y =

I for Input stack

O for Output stack (can be used as generic open drive access if drive tray is heavy duty)

R for Reject drawer

H for Handler/Picker

1 for bottom drive

2 for almost bottom drive (opt)

3 for almost top drive (opt)

4 for top drive

Examples of optional/alternate commands:

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