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B-06-1006, Rev. E Tuff Tilt Digital 21
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XY-SET-BAUDRATE, x Changes communications baud rate. Maximum supported baud
rate is 57,600 baud. The parameter x is an integer with up
to six places, defining the baud rate as follows:
9600 = 9600 baud
19200 = 19200 baud
28800 = 28800 baud
57600 = 57600 baud
115200 = 115200 baud
230400 = 230400 baud
Syntax: *ttssXY-SET-BAUDRATE, x <CR><LF>
Error Strings: ERR XY-SET-BAUDRATE, x PARSE ERROR.
Default: 9600
Persistence: Setting is stored in nonvolatile memory.
Example:
command: *9900XY-SET-BAUDRATE,57600<CR><LF>
response: <none>
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XY-SET-N-SAMP, x Sets the number of samples that are averaged before a reading
is transmitted. The parameter x is an integer between 1 and
1000 equal to the number of samples that are averaged.
Syntax: *ttssXY-SET-N-SAMP, x <CR><LF>
Error Strings: None.
Default: Depends on data output rate, as specified by the XYC x command.
The default numbers of samples averaged for each data rate are:
XYC0: 28
XYC1: 100
XYC2: 460
XYC3: 500
XYC4: 500
XYC5: 500
XYC6: 500
XYC7: 500
If the number of samples specified exceeds the number listed above for
XYC0, XYC1 or XYC2, the microprocessor reduces the data output rate
until it has enough time to collect and average all of the samples.
Persistence: Once initiated, the same averaging remains in effect even
with power cycle. (Setting is stored in nonvolatile memory.) Can be
changed by reissuing the command with a different value for x, or by
changing the output rate with the XYCx command.
Example:
command: *9900XY-SET-N-SAMP,250<CR><LF>
response: <none>