PRODUCT MANUAL
1 - Preset Message:
The most common type of message is the preset message. This allows the user
to start the display at some value other than zero. The display can also be
preset to zero if the user desires (there is a control panel switch which will reset
the display to zero). The protocol for a preset message is as follows:
<STX> <2-digit address> <1-digit to 16-digit preset value> <CR>
NOTE:
While a leading zero is required in the address field, leading zeros are
not required in the preset value field.
Example:
To set the display to ‘45’ from a telnet or other terminal window, type the
following sequence of keys:
<CONTROL B><01><45><ENTER>
KEYPAD EXAMPLES:
Example:
To set the display to ‘45’ from an EDI supplied keypad, send the following
sequence of keys.
<A 0 1 4 5 C>
2 - Time Interval Message:
The user has the ability to select how often the display increments from as fast
as 100 times per second to as slow as once per 99 hours in increments. The
protocol for a time interval message is as follows:
<STX> <2-digit address> <2-digit hours> <2-digit minutes> <2-digit
seconds> <1-digit tenths of seconds> <1-digit hundredths of seconds>
<ETX>
NOTE: The format for entering data is HH:MM:SS:TH
NOTE:
While a leading zero is required in the address field, leading zeros are
not required in the time increment value field.
Example:
To set the display to increment every 24 hours from a TELNET or other
terminal window, type the following sequence of keys:
<CONTROL B><01><24000000><CONTROL C>
