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2. Set All Parameters: The ‘T’ command can be used to set all of the day/time
values at once.
Example:
Current time: 05/01/2015 15:42:04
Sent from Host: T,04,42,10,05,02,15<CR>
Received from TARGAS-1:
+<CR>
T,04,42,10,05,02,15<CR>
In this example, hour is changed from 15 to 10 and month is changed from 1
to 2. If any one of the attributes is different from the current the value, it will be
updated.
3. Partial Parameter Set: The ‘T’ command can be used to set particular
attributes of the day/time values using 1-6, where 1=seconds, 2=minutes,
3=hour, 4=day, 5=month and 6=last 2 digits of year.
Example:
Sent from Host: T<CR> (Get current time)
Received from TARGAS-1:
+<CR>
T,04,42,15,05,01,15<CR>
Sent from Host: T,3,11<CR>
Received from TARGAS-1:
+<CR>
T,4,42,11,05,02,15<CR>
In this example, the hour was changed from 10 to 11. All other values stayed
the same.
V
Character
“V” Command (Get Versions)
The V string returns the serial numbers and software versions of the TARGAS
controller, the IRGAs and the Probes.
Example:
V, TAR10010,01.01, GCAM0010,01.03 ,IRGA0097,03.00, IRGA0110,03.00,
PRB10000,00.00, PRB20000,00.00<CR>
Where, in this example,
TARGAS-1 serial number = TAR10010
TARGAS-1 firmware version number = 1.01
IRGA serial number = IRGA00097
IRGA firmware version number = 3.00
X
Character
“X” Command (Get Zeros)
This command retrieves last seven zeros performed from both IRGAS
Example:
Sent from Host: X<CR>
Received from TARGAS:
+<CR>
XC, 44200, 44223, 49971, 49972, 49976, 49981, 49973<CR>
XH, 48900, 48919, 48921, 48922, 48916, 48921, 48923<CR>
