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*`adm <starting instruction address (in hex)> <number of instructions (in hex)>` - Enters mode for adding pulse instructions in binary.
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* This command over-writes any existing instructions in memory. The starting instruction address specifies where to insert the block of instructions. This is generally set to 0 to write a complete instruction set from scratch.
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* The number of instructions must be specified with the command, which is used to determine the total number of bytes to be read (6 6 times the number of instructions).
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* This command returns `Ready\r\n` to signify it is ready for binary data. The Pico will then read the total number of bytes. This mode can not be terminated until that many bytes are read.
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* This command returns `ready\r\n` to signify it is ready for binary data. The Pico will then read the total number of bytes. This mode can not be terminated until that many bytes are read.
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* Each instruction is specified by a 16 bit unsigned integer (little Endian, output 15 is most significant) specifying the state of the outputs and a 32 bit unsigned integer (little Endian) specifying the number of clock cycles.
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* The number of clock cycles sets how long this state is held before the next instruction.
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* If the number of clock cycles is 0, this indicates an indefinite wait.
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