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Table 11: Definition Telnet-Commands
Command
Separator
Bit
Ad-
dress
Separator Value
CR LF
SI
Space
XXX
Space
XXXXXXXXXX
\r\n
GO
Space
XXX
\r\n
Set Input "SI"
An input of the aflex system is set via the Set Input command. This is defined by the
bit address. The transferred value is set as new. The value and bit address is passed
ASCII-coded. A bit address up to address 999 is possible. Depending on the configu-
ration of the interface, it is possible to transfer a value with up to 32 bits.
For example, the following input is defined in the interface.
- Destination: "Intensity" on the aflex-Module (Serial: 10 00 00 00 00)
- Bit address 40 (byte address 5.0)
- Bit width 32 bits
The aflex is to be controlled with an intensity of 80%. This corresponds to a value of
32 bit width of: "3435973836"
The following command must be passed via telnet:
"SI 40 3435973836\r\n"
The telnet server reports the following acknowledge:
„AK 40 3435973836\r\n “
Get Output "GO"
An output of the aflex system is queried via the "Get Output" command. The output to
be queried is also addressed via the bit address.
For example, the following output is defined in the interface.
-
Output value: „Intensity“ from aflex-Module (Serial: 10 00 00 00 00)
- Bit address 72 (byte address 9.0)
- Bit width 16 bits
To query the output, the following command must be passed:
"GO 72CRLF"
The response of the Telnet server at an actual intensity of 80% is as follows:
"RO 72 52428
\
r\n"
