Branson Krautkramer MIC 10, User Manual

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Entry (set) of a new value or condition for the func-
tion with the command structure:
<ESC><CODE><PARAMETER><CR>
Function codes and parameters can be separated by
a space or an equal sign. The space can be used any-
where within the parameter, e.g. between the numeri-
cal value and the unit, between the sign and the
numerical value or for structure of the numerical value.
Example:
<ESC>CA = - 2 000<CR> (setting calibration value)
<ESC>HI = 580 HV<CR> (setting upper threshold)
The command, including <ESC> and <CR>, must not
contain more than 16 characters. When the MIC 10
DL operates in the echo mode it will give all characters
(unchanged) within the command sequence back. The
return values are terminated by <CR> and <LF>. The
command initial character <ESC> is returned as "*"
and the command end character <CR> as a space.
With a deactivated echo mode the received characters
are not given again.
With an erroneous command the return of the MIC 10
DL is:
"?<CR><LF>".
Time sequence at the interface (ex.: recall of active cal. value)
Echo mode on:
Rx (MIC10) ESC C A CR
TX (MIC10) * C A - 2 0 0 0 CR LF
Echo mode off:
Rx (MIC10) ESC C A CR
TX (MIC 10) - 2 0 0 0 CR LF
Data transfer with a PC
Interface and peripherals (only MIC 10 DL)
Krautkrämer MIC 10 Issue 08, 08/01 11-5
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Entry (set) of a new value or condition for the func-
tion with the command structure:
<ESC><CODE><PARAMETER><CR>
Function codes and parameters can be separated by
a space or an equal sign. The space can be used any-
where within the parameter, e.g. between the numeri-
cal value and the unit, between the sign and the
numerical value or for structure of the numerical value.
Example:
<ESC>CA = - 2 000<CR> (setting calibration value)
<ESC>HI = 580 HV<CR> (setting upper threshold)
The command, including <ESC> and <CR>, must not
contain more than 16 characters. When the MIC 10
DL operates in the echo mode it will give all characters
(unchanged) within the command sequence back. The
return values are terminated by <CR> and <LF>. The
command initial character <ESC> is returned as "*"
and the command end character <CR> as a space.
With a deactivated echo mode the received characters
are not given again.
With an erroneous command the return of the MIC 10
DL is:
"?<CR><LF>".
Time sequence at the interface (ex.: recall of active cal. value)
Echo mode on:
Rx (MIC10) ESC C A CR
TX (MIC10) * C A - 2 0 0 0 CR LF
Echo mode off:
Rx (MIC10) ESC C A CR
TX (MIC 10) - 2 0 0 0 CR LF
Data transfer with a PC
Interface and peripherals (only MIC 10 DL)
Krautkrämer MIC 10 Issue 08, 08/01 11-5