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 *  **Websites** *  **Websites**
     * [[https://vescent.com/us/heterodyne-agile-laser-hal.html|Compact ICE/HAL web page]]     * [[https://vescent.com/us/heterodyne-agile-laser-hal.html|Compact ICE/HAL web page]]
-    * [[https://github.com/Vescent|Github page for Compact ICE GUI]] 
  
 *  **Downloads** *  **Downloads**
-    * {{ :compact_ice:compact_ice_api_command_list.pdf |}}+    * {{ :compact_ice:compact_ice_command_list.pdf |}}
 =====Implementation Instructions===== =====Implementation Instructions=====
  
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 Computer communication to the Compact ICE instrument occurs by first establishing a Serial COM port via the mini USB-B  physical interface. The following table shows the serial port settings: Computer communication to the Compact ICE instrument occurs by first establishing a Serial COM port via the mini USB-B  physical interface. The following table shows the serial port settings:
  
-^ Baud Rate     |  9600  | +^ Baud Rate     |  115200  | 
-^ Data Bits         +^ Data Bits           
-^ Parity        |  None  +^ Parity        |  None    
-^ Stop Bits         +^ Stop Bits           
-^ Flow Control  |  None  |+^ Flow Control  |  None    |
  
  
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   - A command and its arguments are delimited by spaces.   - A command and its arguments are delimited by spaces.
   - Messages are terminated by a carriage return ("\r").   - Messages are terminated by a carriage return ("\r").
-  - All valid messages return an ASCII string value.+  - All valid messages return an ASCII string value*.
   - [Int] refers to an integer argument that has no decimal point.   - [Int] refers to an integer argument that has no decimal point.
   - [Float] refers to a floating point argument that has a decimal point in its value.   - [Float] refers to a floating point argument that has a decimal point in its value.
  
 +*To receive a reply from Compact ICE, ''#shadowusart true'' must be sent first
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