22
......[F1 PR +]
A
probe
is
connected.
......[F1 PR -]
No
probe
is
connected.
[F1 PS +]
Enable
probe
status
to
be
sent
automatically
when
a
probe
is
installed
or
removed.
This
is
the
default.
[F1 PS -]
Disable
automatic
sending
of
probe
status.
[F1 PT ?]
What
is
the
current
probe
temperature?
[F1 PT +3]
Periodically
report
the
probe
temperature
every
3
seconds.
......[F1 PT 22.3]
The
current
probe
temperature
is
22.3
degrees.
......[F1 PT NA]
Probe
temperature
is
not
available.
[F1 PT -]
Stop
periodic
probe
temperature
reports.
[F1 PA S 0.5]
Set
the
increment
for
automatic
reporting
of
the
probe
temperature
to
0.5
degrees
during
a
ramp.
(Increment
must
be
positive,
without
sign
in
tenths
between
0.1
and
9.9
degrees,
and
will
work
for
ramps
going
up
or
down.)
[F1 PA +]
Start
automatic
reporting
of
probe
temperature
every
temperature
increment
(set
by
the
command
above).
......[F1 PT 30.5]
The
current
probe
temperature
is
30.5
degrees.
[F1 PA -]
Stop
automatic
reporting
of
probe
temperature
every
temperature
increment.
[F1 PX +]
Change
probe
temperature
returned
to
a
precision
of
0.01
degree.
10.
Temperature
Ramping
[F1 RR S 2.10]
Set
the
ramp
rate
to
2.10
°C/minute.
[F1 RR ?]
What
is
the
current
ramp
rate?
......[F1 RR 2.10]
Current
ramp
rate
is
2.10
°C/minute.
For
the
following
three
commands,
there
are
no
corresponding
reference
commands
([R1
.
.
.],
see
command
class
13).
[F1 TL +]
Ramp
the
sample
and
reference
identically.
[F1 TL -]
Ramp
the
sample
while
the
reference
remains
stable.
[F1 TL 0]
Ramp
the
sample
and
reference
independently.
The
default
is
to
ramp
the
sample
while
the
reference
remains
stable.
Ramping
both
the
sample
and
reference
at
different
rates
or
to
different
target
temperatures
(see
below)
is
not
possible.
To
Ramp
the
temperature:
1.
equilibrate
at
the
starting
temperature,
2.
set
the
ramp
rate,
3.
set
a
new
target
temperature
(command
class
5).
The
target
temperature
may
be
above
or
below
the
current
temperature;
as
soon
as
it
is
set,
the
ramp
will
begin,
up
or
down,
to
that
new
target.
