- 121 -
x
- parameter, symbol of current value release setting
Example:
Command: ARG<CR><LF>
- give current value release setting
Response: ARG_2_OK<CR><LF>
- current value release setting: fast+reliable
Set Last Digit
Format:
LDS_n <CR><LF>
Response options:
LDS_OK <CR><LF>
- command carried out
LDS_E <CR><LF>
- error in-course of command execution, no parameter or incorrect
format
LDS_I <CR><LF>
- command understood but not accessible at this moment
n
- parameter, decimal value determining last digit settings
n →
1 – always
2 – never
3 – when stable
Caution:
The numbering is assigned to a particular last digit option and it is identical for all balance
types.
The command changes settings for a current working mode if, for a particular balance type,
value release settings are assigned to the working mode.
Example:
Command:
LDS_1<CR><LF>
- set last digit option to value ‘always’
Response:
LDS_OK<CR><LF>
- ‘always’ value set
Operator Logging
Format:
LOGIN_Name, Password CR LF
where:
_
-
space
(enter name and password in a form provided by the balance – lower-case letters and upper-
case letters)
Response options:
LOGIN OK CR LF
- command understood, new operator logged in
LOGIN ERROR CR LF
- command understood, an error in name or password occurred,
log in failed
ES CR LF
- command not recognized (error in format)
Operator Logout
Format:
LOGOUT CR LF
Response options:
LOGOUT OK CR LF
- command understood, user is logged out
ES CR LF
- command not recognized (error in format)
Give Set Profile Name
Format:
PRG CR LF
Response options:
PRG_A_”x” CR LF - command understood, response: profile name
PRG_I CR LF
- command understood but not accessible at this moment
x
- profile name (in between inverted commas)
Example:
Summary of Contents for PM 10.C32
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