Components and Operation
English, Revision 03, Date: 07.02.2012
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3.
Read antenna with 3 input bytes (Table 9) and transponder programming with 3
output bytes (table 17)
The output bytes have to be applied according to the following table:
Status and Instruction Bits
Byte #
Length
Type
Sequence
Significance
1
2 Byte
unsigned int
Lo Byte
read Transponder
code
2
Hi Byte
3
1 Byte
unsigned char
status (according to
Table 11 below)
Table 9
Structure of the 3 Profibus Input Bytes
Byte #
Length
Type
Sequence
Significance
1
2 Byte
unsigned int
Lo Byte
Transponder code
that has to be pro-
grammed
2
Hi Byte
3
1 Byte
unsigned char
Instruction bit
(according to Table
12 below)
Table 10
Structure of the 3 Profibus Input Bytes
Priority
Name
Significance
Comment
0x01
Currently not allocated
By means of status bit DATA
and CD can be determined, if a
transponder is located below the
antenna. If both bits are set,
transponder data will be
received at a sufficient level.The
bits are not set within the blank-
ing interval. At an unpro-
grammed transponder or on
occurrence of an interference
field the CD bit will be set only.
0x02
CLR
Reflects the status of the CLR- instruction
(see Table 12 on page 13)
0x04
0x08
0x10
Currently not allocated
0x20
DATA
Will be set according to the data LED
0x40
CD
Will be set according to the CD LED
0x80
POS
Will be set according to the Pos LED
Table 11
Significance of the status byte