Omron E5ZD, Operation Manual

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set temperature is input in five digits (i.e., a sign digit plus four numeric digits) in
increments of one tenth degree. Be sure to consider the decimal point when in-
putting data. Use 2D
hex
as the negative sign.
@ 0 Unit W S Bank Point 0 0 CR
Header code
Sign x10
2
x10
1
x10
0
x10
–1
(0 or –)
*
Data code Terminator
FCS Set temperature
Imaginary decimal point
Command Examples The following command is used to write a set temperature of 23
°
C in memory
bank 0 of control point 0 of unit 0 for an E5ZD model using a K sensor which is set
to a temperature range of 0
°
to 600
°
C.
*
@ 0 0 W S 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 4 5 CR
23
°
C
The following command is used to write a set temperature of 1,000
°
F in memory
bank 2 of control point 1 of unit 1 for a E5ZD model using a K sensor which is set
to a temperature range of 32
°
to 1112
°
F.
*
@ 0 1 W S 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 7 CR
1000
°
F
The following command is used to write a set temperature of –100.0
°
F in
memory bank 7 of control point 5 of unit F for a E5ZD model using a Pt sensor
which is set to a temperature range of –148.0
°
to 392
°
F.
*
–100.0
°
F
@ 0 F W S 7 5 0 0 – 1 0 0 0 1 C CR
Response Format The response returned for this command is shown below. This response as-
sumes that the header code in the command block was transmitted and read
normally. If the header code in the command block was not recognizable, a
header code of IC will be returned without an end code (see
Section 4-1-2 End
Codes for the IC header code response format).
@ 0 Unit W S CR FCS
*
Header code
Terminator
End code
Temperature Control Commands (All Controllers)
Section 4-2