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The SIGNAL command lets you display or kill active signal functions. Example>SIGNAL KILL ANALOG0 /* Deactivate the analog0 signal function */ The above example shows how to deactivate an active signal function. >SIGNAL STATE 0 idle Signal = ANALOG0 (line 10) The above example displays the active signal functions. The function number, function status (idle or running), function name (ANALOG0 in this case), and line number of the last executed statement are displayed. | ||||||||||
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