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General syntax
:
XXXX
[[z]yyyyyyyyyy]
These are the notations used in the syntax expression:
XXXX
Represents the main command body implemented using the hex ASCII characters
“A” to “F”,
“0” to
“9”.
Main command body can be up to 4–digit length. Commands are not case sensitive.
[
z
]
Parameter used only for
type III command
and represents the sign digit. Use it
only
when you have to
send a sign number (i.e. offset value).
[yyyyyyyyyy]
Parameter used only for
type III command
and its value represents a maximum 10-digit value.
Restrictions:
•
Values can be sent using ASCII characters
“0” to “9”, “.”,”K”, “M”.
There cannot be any other characters in the 10-digit value.
•
There cannot be two
“.”
, two
“M”
or two
“K”
in the same 10-digit value.
•
Use the sign digit,
“+”
or
“-”
only for values that can be negative.
•
There cannot be two sign digits or the unit will abort processing the value, the characters will be discarded and a specific error
message will be sent to the terminal.
Note
: Any command can be aborted at any sending stage, by issuing character
“X”.
This will abort the current command processing,
previous received characters will be discarded and a specific message will be sent to the terminal.
3.3.2.2
Commands description.
Type I command
:
commands used to enable/disable the REMOTE mode
.
RERE command
Syntax
:
RERE
Parameters
: None
Description
: Enables
REMOTE
mode. On the second line of the LCD display, the
“Remote”
message will be displayed instead of the”
Output”
message. The parameters can be
modified only through the RS-232 interface and the front panel will be disabled.
Example
:
RERE
Message returned to terminal
: “
Remote mode engaged
”
RDRD command
Syntax
:
RDRD
Parameters
: None
Description
: Disables
REMOTE
mode. On the second line of the LCD display, the “
Output
”
message will be displayed instead of the “
Remote”
message. The parameters can be
modified only through the front panel.
Example
:
RDRD
Message returned to terminal
: “
Remote mode off
”.
