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Command set of the HBM interpreter

Amplifier settings

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DMP41

Effect:

The input value is saved in the amplifier zero memory.

Response:

Acknowledge-

ment

Significance

0

Command executed

?

Error

Example 1:

Start zero setting

CDW(x) 
0

(y)

Example 2:

CDW10000(x)

0(y

)

Information

If the value read out with CDW?1 (absolute value) is sent for p1, the
momentarily present gross measurement signal is set to zero.

CDW7680000(x)
0(y)
Zero value set to 7680000 ADU

CDW2.5,11(x)
0(y)
Zero value set to 2.5 mV/V

CDW780.75,12(x)
0(y)
Zero value set to 780.75 in scaled unit

Important

It is still possible to set a basic misalignment to zero by calculating the zero
value to be input using the following calculation:

Zero value (ADU units) =

7680000 x basic misalignment (mV/V)

Measuring range full scale (mV/V)

CDW: If correspondingly programmed, the input value is inverted

Summary of Contents for DMP41

Page 1: ...Interface description and command set English DMP41 Digital precicion measuring device...

Page 2: ...x 49 6151 803 9100 info hbm com www hbm com Mat 7 0102 0003 DVS A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public 03 2020 E Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik GmbH Subject to modifications All product descriptions are for gener...

Page 3: ...13 3 2 USB HOST interface 15 3 3 RS 232 interface 15 3 3 1 Activation of the RS 232 interface 16 3 3 2 Setting the interface 17 4 Program creation 19 4 1 Communication via the Ethernet interface Test...

Page 4: ...fier input 39 5 3 2 Filter setting 42 5 3 3 Measuring range 45 5 3 4 Taring 49 5 3 5 Transfer of amplifier settings and comments 52 5 4 Amplifier functions 56 5 4 1 Output format measured value output...

Page 5: ...ding all HBM interpreter commands Important You are currently reading the Interface description and command set operating manual For operation as a stand alone device please use the general operating...

Page 6: ...index contains an index register to help you orientate yourself rapidly in the manual 1 1 1 Operation with PC This manual explains the operation of your HBM device with a computer S You can implement...

Page 7: ...ary differences are Chapter C Communication with the DMP device This shows you how to activate the various interfaces and how to connect the DMP device to your computer Chapter D Program creation This...

Page 8: ...ntation overview How to work with this manual 8 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41 Appendix hang III Functional command overview You can also search for commands sorted by function Appendix IV Keyword...

Page 9: ...P41 You can call up the Interpreter via the above mentioned interfaces All HBM Interpreter commands are shown in Chapter 5Command set of the HBM interpreter This chapter is to help you determine which...

Page 10: ...Interface comparison 10 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41...

Page 11: ...dressing and routing of the data packets while the Transport Control Protocol TCP set up on it is responsible for data transport and security The Ethernet network supports speeds of 10 Mbit s and 100...

Page 12: ...the network must be set for this remote access so that access is permitted see Chapter 3 1 1 If necessary contact the responsible network administrator Notes on operation in an Ethernet network In ord...

Page 13: ...or access to the server firewall Important Cable connection for Ethernet interface If the interface cable for the interface is not connected an IP address cannot be set Ensure that the interface cable...

Page 14: ...Communication with the DMP Ethernet interface 14 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41...

Page 15: ...c 1 Logic 0 Line level of the Y character with negative logic A START bit is set before each character data byte It is followed by the data bits and a STOP bit As the data are transferred serially the...

Page 16: ...TRL B STX Computer operation S CTRL R DC2 Computer operation Entering one of these control characters puts the device into the remote control state Computer Control so that apart from the display func...

Page 17: ...lic 17 3 3 2 Setting the interface The menu Hardware RS232 or the commands BDR can be used to set S the baud rate S the parity and S the number of stop bits Baud rates 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 1920...

Page 18: ...Communication with the DMP RS 232 interface 18 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41...

Page 19: ...he DMP41 via Ethernet interfaces The applicable demo program is on the supplied system CD under DMP41Demo In order to use the demo program you need the free program Microsoft Visual Studio Express 1 C...

Page 20: ...41Demo S Enter the IP address of your DMP41 S Click in sequence from 1 to 4 Jump to the appropriate point 1 4 in the program with a double click see following page Extract from the example program Con...

Page 21: ...nt WriteLine ASS2 Transducer signal Measure myTCPClient WriteLine AFS1 Select Filter 1 myTCPClient WriteLine ASF1 6 1 Set filter limit frequency myTCPClient WriteLine CMR2 Select scaled signal myTCPCl...

Page 22: ...Program creation Communication via the Ethernet interface Test program 22 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41...

Page 23: ...s separated from each other by commas E g CHS 3 x Space S Prefixed and suffixed empty spaces blanks are ignored for parameters Command types Setting commands Query commands S The setting and query com...

Page 24: ...knowledgment behavior S You can select whether the response of the DMP41 should be output or not following setting commands Output commands indicated by a always generate output data see SRB command O...

Page 25: ...1 2 Command structure Command shortform Parameter End character TTT p1 p2 pn x Example PRE x only in IEEE standard commands TTT Command shortform as alpha character a z only in query commands p1 p2 p...

Page 26: ...ct on all selected active channels see CHS command 5 1 3 Data output structure q1 q2 qn y Example 1 IDN x HBM DMP41 4D 5B B9 02 00 00 1 0 3 2 y Example 2 CHS 0 x 3 y The responses sent by the DMP41 ar...

Page 27: ...p1 p2 x Parameter The significance of any parameters is explained E g If in command ASA the parameter p1 1 this means 2 5V bridge excitation voltage Effect E g Explanation how the DMP41 is set Respons...

Page 28: ...frequency and filter characteristic ASF Set baud rate of serial interface BDR Start zero setting input zero value CDW Clear peak value memory CPV Input of unit ENU Input display full scale decimal po...

Page 29: ...Select amplifier channels CHS Measuring range switchover CMR Measured value output format COF Output of device identification IDN Set measured value transfer rate ISR Output measured value MSV Request...

Page 30: ...18 decimal CTRL B Start of computer communication ASCII code 2 decimal Channel Select Select amplifier channel Syntax CHS p1 x Parameter p1 p1 Channel encoding value 1 63 Channel combinations are set...

Page 31: ...ing value 1 2 3 Example 2 Only channel 2 should be selected CHS2 x 0 y Channel 2 is selected Important The commands for the amplifier settings and the amplifier functions only affect the selected chan...

Page 32: ...are present in the device CHS 0 x 3 y DMP41S2 is equipped with Channel 1 and 2 Example 2 Query Which channels are selected CHS 1 x 1 y Channel 1 is selected or CHS can also be sent instead of CHS 0 R...

Page 33: ...7600 115200 p3 Stop Bits p4 The settings apply for the following interfaces 1 1 Stop Bit1 0 The interface from which the DMP41 is operated 2 2 Stop Bits 1 RS 232 C 3 1 Factory setting The transmission...

Page 34: ...aud Rate Query Output baud rate of serial interfaces Syntax BDR p1 x Parameter p1 Interface whose baud rate is being queried 0 The interface from which the DMP41 is operated 1 RS 232 C interface 2 RS...

Page 35: ...Response is returned Effect There are two command modes a Output commands e g MSV that are identified by a question mark generate output data independently of the interface acknowledgement behavior s...

Page 36: ...response 0 or Select Response Behavior Query Output of the interface acknowledgement behavior Syntax SRB x Parameter none Effect The output behavior acknowledgement switched on or off of the interfac...

Page 37: ...error Bit2 No calibration carried out Bit3 Timeout output stage Bit4 Amplifier overloaded Bit5 Sense lead 2 2 interrupted Bit6 Sense lead 3 3 interrupted Bit7 Calibration running Bit8 Background cali...

Page 38: ...EDS Data 1 TID Example TED 3 1 x 57000000932E9C23 5 2 4 Identification Amplifier Identification Query Output of amplifier identification Syntax AID x Parameter none Effect Output of amplifier identifi...

Page 39: ...r settings 5 3 1 Amplifier input Amplifier Sensor Adaptation Input bridge excitation voltage and transducer type Syntax ASA p1 p2 x Parameter p1 Code number of required bridge excitation voltage p1 Br...

Page 40: ...cer type Syntax ASA p1 x Parameter p1 0 Output bridge excitation voltage and input sensitivity settings 1 Output table of possible bridge excitation voltage and input sensitivity settings Effect The a...

Page 41: ...5 V excitation Each element corresponds to the transducer type to be set see assignment of code number to transducer type Each element in the table is 1 character long Amplifier Signal Select Select...

Page 42: ...fier input is switched to MEAS Example ASS x 2 y Amplifier input is switched to MEAS measurement signal 5 3 2 Filter setting Amplifier Filtering Select Filter switchover fc 1 2 Syntax AFS p1 x Paramet...

Page 43: ...cut off frequency and filter characteristic Syntax ASF p1 p2 p3 x Parameter p1 Filter code number 1 fc1 2 fc2 p2 Filter frequency 1 n Code number for frequency value equivalent to the index in the fre...

Page 44: ...ncy and filter characteristic Syntax ASF p1 x Parameter p1 Filter code number 0 Frequency table Bessel and Butterworth 1 Filter fc1 2 Filter fc2 Effect Output of cut off frequency and filter character...

Page 45: ...y Hz Butterworth Hz 1 40 00 40 000 2 20 00 20 000 3 10 00 10 000 4 8 00 8 000 5 4 00 4 000 6 2 00 2 000 7 1 00 1 000 8 0 80 0 800 9 0 40 0 400 10 0 20 0 200 11 0 10 0 100 12 0 08 0 080 13 0 04 0 040 5...

Page 46: ...lute value is sent for p1 the momentarily present gross measurement signal is set to zero CDW7680000 x 0 y Zero value set to 7680000 ADU CDW2 5 11 x 0 y Zero value set to 2 5 mV V CDW780 75 12 x 0 y Z...

Page 47: ...value in mV V 12 Zero value in scaled units Effect This command outputs the zero value from the memory or the actual absolute value Response q1 y q1 Zero value in equal to p1 required unit 7680000 AD...

Page 48: ...ing range is switched on Response Acknowledge ment Significance 0 Command executed Error Example CMR2 x 0 y Measuring range 2 set Change Measuring Range Query Output of measuring range Syntax CMR x Pa...

Page 49: ...he net measured value is tared Response Acknowledge ment Significance 0 Command executed Error Example 1 Start taring TAR x 0 y Important Taring is implemented mathematically not by comparing the inpu...

Page 50: ...n value Tare value in ADU 0 Tare value in ADU 1 Actual gross measured value in ADU 10 Tare value in ADU 11 Tare value in mV V 12 Tare value in scaled units Effect The tare value is output equal to p1...

Page 51: ...annels tared set to zero Example CHS63 x 0 CDW x ESM 3 Channel 1 and Channel 2 could not be set to zero Clear Peak Value Clear peak value memory Syntax CPV x Parameter none Effect The peak value memor...

Page 52: ...ttings 1 Restore User Settings 2 Save User Settings p1 Comments 5 Restore User Channel Names 6 Save User Channel Names Effect Saves or loads settings according to parameters with imme diate effect Res...

Page 53: ...e TDD2 x 0 y Saves actual channel settings Saving to an external EEPROM takes ca 3 sec Example TDD2 67 x 0 y Save amplifier settings to user parameter slot 67 Example TDD5 3 x 0 y Read channel name ou...

Page 54: ...x Parameter p1 Any string _ _ _ _ _ 45 characters Effect Any channel name can be assigned with this command Response Acknowledgement Significance 0 Command executed Error Example UCC Displacement tra...

Page 55: ...h of these slots 1 100 Beispiel Das MGC wird von der IEEE Schnittstelle gesteuert Example SLN1 TestSlot x 0 y Assigns Slot 1 the name TestSlot Slot Name Query Query slot name Syntax SLN p1 x Parameter...

Page 56: ...LSB XX XX MSB 4 Binary measured value output 2 byte MSB LSB 5 Binary measured value output 2 byte LSB MSB 4 byte output 1 2 3 4 MSB LSB 3 byte measured value 1 byte status 7680000 Measuring range full...

Page 57: ...to Transducer error 6 Overflow 1 0 1 0 LV 4 LV 3 LV 2 LV 1 Switchover value to Overflow error 7 Initialization 1 1 0 0 LV 4 LV 3 LV 2 LV 1 Switchover value to Initialization Information Bit 7 If this...

Page 58: ...he output format see COF command Example COF x 0 y Measured values Channel No and Status are output in ASCII format Input Sampling Rate Set measured value transfer rate Syntax ISR p1 x Parameter p1 Di...

Page 59: ...es for p2 P2 Internal cycle frequency Measured value transfer rate 450 Hz 1 450 The following commands initiate an output with a timeslot of 15 measured values second Command Function ISR5 x Measured...

Page 60: ...bsolute According to actual measuring range 16 Minimum value Gross According to actual measuring range 17 Minimum value Net According to current measuring range 18 Minimum value Absolute According to...

Page 61: ...oss Unit 2 40 Maximum value Net Unit 2 41 Maximum value Absolute Unit 2 42 Peak to peak Unit 2 43 Measured value in ADU p2 Number of measured values 0 Send continuously 1 65 535 Default 1 Parameter p3...

Page 62: ...36 to 43 Example 1 Output in ASCII full format TEX44 59 x Separator and 0 y COF0 x ASCII full format measured value channel status 0 y Get measured value from S1 MSV 1 2 x 0 000406 6 0 0 000410 6 0 y...

Page 63: ...binary bytes are output x 2 y 16 16 binary bytes are output Measuring Extended Values Query Output of extended measured values Syntax MEV p1 x Parameter p1 Selection of amplifier signal p1 Channel ma...

Page 64: ...or Delivers temperature and temperature status of all 4 tem perature sensors 4 temperature sensors also for DMP41 T2 Status table Status Meaning 0 TEMP_NOERROR 1 TEMP_NEVER_MEASURED 2 TEMP_SHORT_CIRCU...

Page 65: ...ASCII characters entered with p1 are output as parameter separa tors ASCII characters entered with p2 are output as block separators between repeated measured values Response Acknowledge ment Signifi...

Page 66: ...meter p1 Measuring range to which the unit applies 1 Measuring range 1 2 Measuring range 2 p2 The required unit as a string 4 characters Effect Unit is set with p2 Response Acknowledge ment Significan...

Page 67: ...ange 1 MV V Possible units for measuring range 2 V__G___KG__T___KT TONSLBS N KN BAR mBARPA__PAS_HPASKPASPSI_uM__MM__CM__M___INCHN M__FTLBINLBUM MM S_M SSp o_p ooPPM Significance MV V mV V PSI PSI V V...

Page 68: ...possible units for this ampli fier Each element in the table is 4 characters long Indication Adaptation Input display full scale decimal point step Syntax IAD p1 p2 p3 p4 x Parameter p1 Range 1 or 2...

Page 69: ...cted with ASA can be input in measuring range 1 the decimal places can vary between 3 and 6 Permissible e g IAD1 250000 6 2 IAD1 50000 4 1 Indication Adaptation Query Output display full scale decimal...

Page 70: ...haracteristic curve Important Value pairs are sorted according to X and checked that they increase or decrease monotonically 0 OK NOK Linearization Table Query Output actual linearization curve Syntax...

Page 71: ...l Reversal of preceding sign Syntax SGN p1 x Parameter p1 p1 Display 0 Normal display of measured values 1 Inverted display of measured values 2 Change normal inverted Sign Reversal Query Output of pr...

Page 72: ...ted Password correct Administrator rights received Incorrect password or other parameter error Example RAR1234 x 0 y Password was correct The requesting Client now has administrator rights RAR1234 x y...

Page 73: ...gs is permitted 0 The requesting Client has no administrator rights Change Admin Password Change password Syntax CHP p1 p2 x Parameter p1 p2 any string p Status P1 Current password P2 New password Eff...

Page 74: ...or rights Effect Specifies whether the device starts with or without adminis trator rights Response y Acknowledge ment Significance 0 Password correct Incorrect password or other parameter error Examp...

Page 75: ...rights 5 6 Other Background light Background lighting Syntax BGLp1 p2 p3 x Parameter p1 p1 Status 1 100 Standard intensity of screen brightness in 1 100 P2 Status 0 100 Dimmed intensity of screen brig...

Page 76: ...ed by commas e g 6 37768 0 00 3 have the following significance p P1 2 Number of existing measurement channels important for the correct evaluation of this response P2 37768 Status of actual measured...

Page 77: ...ese measured values are also output directly after one another separated by commas Only then does the next signal follow all measured values of the signal e g gross mV V and then all states of the mea...

Page 78: ...s shown during a device scan Version Information Version information Syntax VIN x Effect Returns the version information Response q1 y Example VIN x 1 0 0 3 11 4 26 1 0 0 1 18 0 0 1 29 1 0 0 0 1 y Par...

Page 79: ...tected Syntax RS2 x Effect RS232 adapter detection Response q1 y q1 Status 1 USB RS232 adapter was detected 0 No adapter connected or adapter not supported Extended Status Syntax EST x Effect Returns...

Page 80: ...d command during the processing of a command 10014 Command cannot be executed in full e g 4 channels selected but zero setting only functioned in 2 channels see ESM Remote Client Connection Query Exis...

Page 81: ...ivalent to a transfer rate of one bit per second Bit Bit is the abbreviation for binary digit A bit is the smallest information unit that a computer can recognize A bit has the value 0 or 1 8 bits are...

Page 82: ...transmitted Interface Any connection point through which data can be transmitted or which can be connected to the devices Serial A standardized transmission mode where data is transfered bit by bit be...

Page 83: ...the interface acknowledgement behavior Error control status register XST Extended status query Identification AID Output of amplifier identification Amplifier settings Amplifier input ASA Input bridge...

Page 84: ...ettings and comments TDD Saves amplifier settings and comments TDD Query origin of amplifier settings UCC Enter channel names UCC Output channel names Amplifier functions Measurement value output form...

Page 85: ...tput actual linearization curve Multi Client RAR Request administrator rights RAR Query assigned administrator rights CHP Change password SWA Start with administrator rights SWA Start with without req...

Page 86: ...Functional command overview 86 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41...

Page 87: ...ud Rate Set baud rate of serial interfaces 33 BDR Baud Rate Query Output baud rate of serial interfaces 34 BGL Background light Background lighting 75 BGL Background light Query Query intensity of bac...

Page 88: ...of transducer characteristic curve 70 LTB Linearization Table Query Output actual lin earization curve 70 M MEV Measuring Extended Values Query Output of extended measured values 63 MSV Measuring Sign...

Page 89: ...Value Query Output tara value 50 TDD Transmit Device Data Saves amplifier settings and comments 52 TDD Transmit Device Data Query Query origin of amplifier settings 53 TED Transducer electronic datash...

Page 90: ...Index 90 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public DMP41...

Page 91: ...Index DMP41 A03474_04_E00_00 HBM public 91...

Page 92: ...www hbm com HBM Test and Measurement Tel 49 6151 803 0 Fax 49 6151 803 9100 info hbm com measure and predict with confidence A03474_04_E00_00 7 0102 0003 HBM public...

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