TReX User Manual v2.14 Firmware
[[ID]UZ[AA]CCC-OOOO]
Where:
[ is the character ‘[’
] is the character ‘]’
ID is the UNIT_ID that must match the TReX to be controlled..
U is the character ‘U’ and is used to mark that an analog or special output follows
Z is the analog output (1-2). 3 is used to write a digital output bitmap.
C is output to close (1-8). Up to 8 outputs can be specified.
- is the character ‘-’
O is the output to open
AA is the value to set an analog output to (0-1023). When a digital output bitmap value is used
this value can be a value from 0-255. When an analog output is set to higher than 1023, the
value 1023 is used.
When square brackets are after an analog output specifier (‘U’), then the value specified is the
DAC value to set. Note that both a digital output and analog output can have the same output
number.
When analog outputs are controlled they must always be before any digital outputs.
Example 1:
Unit configured to have WTE_ID of “UNIT-1”. Digital outputs 2 and 4 are to be set, and
output 1 cleared. Analog Output 2 is to have the DAC set a value of 927
Message payload:
[[UNIT-1]U2[927]24-1]
Example 2:
Unit configured to have WTE_ID of 01. Analog Output 1 is to have the DAC set a value of
18, analog output 2 is to have a DAC value of 145.
Message payload:
[[01]U1[18]U2[145]]
Notes:
•
The unit will only process the Output Control Protocol for the unit configured in the
OUT_ID and will ignore the other Output Control Protocol contained in the message
•
Additional security to prevent false activation can be achieved through CAP restriction
via the RX_RANGE and/or a more complex OUT_ID.
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