Raytec PULSESTAR VTS Series, Installation Manual

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For example:
Parameter Meaning
0.1 0.1 milliseconds
200us 200 microseconds
0.1s 0.1 seconds
Note: The characters are in USA/UK format, so that ‘a half’ is written as ‘0.5’
(rather than ‘0,5’).
The command codes and their meanings are summarised below (that is, in the
table on the next page). The upper-case commands are shown, followed by
lower case letters denoting the numeric argument.
10.2
General commands
The general command codes and their meanings are described below. The
upper-case commands are shown, followed by lower case letters denoting
the numeric argument.
Note any changes using these commands are not saved permanently until the
AW command has been issued.
Save the settings to memory
AW
The results of the RW , RT , RE , and TT commands are all saved. Once the
settings are saved to memory, they are retained when the unit is switched
off. If this is not done, changes to the settings are volatile, and if the unit
is switched off, they revert to those in force when the last
AW command
was issued.
Note: The AW command is unnecessary when configuring the VTS
through it's web pages. The configuration is automatically saved.
Report the firmware version
VR
This command returns the firmware version currently running in your VTS.
For example:
VTS (HW001) V002
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