SET TEMP1 OFS
Set the temperature offset for the temperature sensor. (float, decimal point MUST be given!)
$BS SET TEMP1_OFS:1.00\
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Example answer:
$BS OK\
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3.6.3
PID CTRL
Enables or disables the PID control. If PID control is enabled and the PWM variable is overwritten,
PID CTRL is automatically disabled.
GET PID CTRL
Get the status of the PID temperature control. (1 = activated, 0 = deactivated)
$BS GET PID_CTRL\
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Example answer:
$BS STATUS PID_CTRL:1\
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SET PID CTRL
Enable/Disable the status of the PID temperature control. (1 = activated, 0 = deactivated). If no
valid temperature sensor data is obtained, the power output will be disabled.
$BS SET PID_CTRL:0\
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Example answer:
$BS OK\
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3.6.4
PID TARGET
The PID TARGET is the target temperature (or setpoint) for the PID control. The PID function will
vary the PWM power output so that the set PID SENSOR will converge towards the PID TARGET.
GET PID TARGET
Get the current target temperature of the PID temperature control (float).
$BS GET PID_TARGET\
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Example answer:
$BS STATUS TEMPTARGET:27.00\
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SET PID TARGET
Set the current target temperature of the PID temperature control (float, decimal point MUST be
given!).
$BS SET PID_TARGET:31.00\
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Example answer:
$BS OK\
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3.6.5
PID SENSOR
The PID SENSOR variables holds the sensor number of the temperature sensor to be used as input
for the PID control. (0 == Motor, 1 == Controller)
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