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Example – Return the 8 char serial number:
send: V<CR>
returned:12345678 <CR><LF>
Temperature Commands
Command:
s
Function:
Return Set Point Temperature
Description: When the command s<CR> is received by the IC20/25 unit, the current set point temperature
will be returned in a text string terminated by <CR><LF>. The set point format length is variable
depending on the number of digits in the set point temperature and whether the value is negative. If the
command is not received in the proper syntax, e<CR><LF> will be returned.
Note: Putting the IC20/25 into Idle Mode (see “Command: i”) will turn off the temperature controller and the
set point will be read as “off”.
Example—Return the current set point:
send: s<CR>
returned example 1: -10<CR><LF>
returned example 2: 9 <CR><LF>
returned example 3: 100 <CR><LF>
returned example 4: off<CR><LF> if unit is in Idle Mode (see “Command: i”)
Command:
n
Function:
Set and Store New Set Point Temperature
Description: When the command n(new_temperature)<CR> is received by the IC20/25 unit, the set point
will be changed to new_temperature and the text string “ok” will be returned terminated by <CR><LF>.
The format for new_temperature is variable depending on the number of digits in the desired new set point
temperature and whether the value is negative. The settable range for an IC20/25 is
-10 to +110 degrees (C).
If the command is not received in the proper syntax, e<CR><LF> will be returned.
Example1— Change set point to -10C:
send: n-10<CR>
returned: ok <CR><LF>
Example2 – Change set point to 9C :
send: n9<CR>
returned: ok <CR><LF>
Example3 – Change set point to 100C :
send: n100<CR>
returned: ok <CR><LF>