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3M™ MicroTouch™ Controller EX Dual Mode Reference Guide
3M Touch Systems, Inc. Proprietary Information – TSD-40848A
Response: <SOH>
0
<CR> Positive
response.
Output Identity
Syntax:
<SOH>
OI
<CR>
Description:
Returns a 6-character random identifier, which describes the controller type and the
firmware version number.
Response:
<SOH>
CcXxxx
<CR>
where:
Cc
= Two ASCII characters that describe the type of 3M™ MicroTouch™
controller.
Xxxx
= Four ASCII characters that indicate a build identifier.
Parameter Set
Syntax:
<SOH>
Ppds
[
b
]<CR>
where:
p
=
Parity
type
N
= No parity
O
= Odd parity
E
= Even parity
d
= Number of data bits (
7
or
8
).
s
= Number of stop bits (
1
or
2)
b
= Communication rate
1
= 19200 baud
4
= 2400 baud
2
= 9600 baud
5
= 1200 baud
3
= 4800 baud
Description:
Lets you adjust the communication parameters (parity, data bits, and stop bits) of the
controller. Optionally, you can change the communication rate by appending an
additional character to the command string. Upon execution of the Parameter Set
command, the controller automatically stores the new settings, the current operating
mode, and the current data format in NOVRAM.
The communication parameters of the host system must match the present settings of the
controller when the command is given for it to be accepted and the changes implemented.
The process of changing the parameters takes three steps:
•
The host system must first communicate with the controller using a matched set of
parameters.
•
The Parameter Set command is issued with the new parameters to the controller. The
new settings take effect immediately.
•
The host system must be changed to the new parameters in order to communicate
with the controller again.
Examples:
<SOH>PN813<CR>
Sets the serial line to no parity, eight data bits,
one stop bit, and 4800 baud.
