Panasonic LP-GS Series, Serial Communication Command Manual

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3-2 Command Description Details
⿎
How to read command format
• The command format is defined for setting request data, readout request data, and response data for readout
respectively.
• Some commands have unsupported data format. In that case, such data format is not listed.
Start
code
SRA S
[Adjustment No.] [Adjustment object]
[Number of adjustment settings to delete]
6-byte or 3-byte
(Check
sum)
End code
• Indicates variable-length or fixed-length data items.
• Data content varies for each command.
• [ ] indicates each data item. The [ ] is not included in the input data.
• If there is more than one item, input them in a row. There is no separating character among the each terms.
⿎ How to view the data description table
The data description table explains the content of variable-length or fixed-length data items.
Name
Data length
[byte]
Data contents Remarks
Adjustment No. (From
which the deletion starts)
2 “00”–“99”
Specifies the number to delete or the number
from which the deletion starts.
Adjustment object
(Delete command)
1 “0”: Delete settings
Number of adjustment
settings to delete *
(3) “001”–“100”
• Specifies the number of conditions to delete
before deleting consecutive adjustment
settings after the specified adjustment number.
• If you omit this item, only the settings of the
specified adjustment number will be deleted.
(The setting to delete one row.)
Total data length
6
(3)
Fixed length.
• When Number of adjustment settings to delete is not omitted: 6-byte
• When Number of adjustment settings to delete is omitted: 3-byte
It is the total data length of the variable-length or fixed-length data part.
If the data length shows “Max.”, it refers to variable-length data.
If there is another variation of the total data length depending on the setting contents, it is written in ( ).
It indicates the value at the setting/readout.
Characters enclosed in “ ” represent the characters input in the ASCII code.
• Data length of each item.
• If the data length shows “Max.”, it refers to variable-length data.
• If the command includes data that can be omitted, the data length is written in ( ).
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