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Model 300T2G8
Table 3-8. *STB?; Response Codes
(The command *STB?; causes the TWTA to send a string containing an operational state code consisting of 2
ASCII characters representing hex digits. The response is in the form
STATUS: [x][y][eol] where the hex values
of [x] and [y] are formed as shown below)
y bit Meaning
0 (LSB) Power status; always 1(power on)
1 Standby status; 0 if not in standby, 1 if in standby
2 Operate status; 0 if not in operate, 1 if in operate
3 (MSB) Fault status; 0 if no fault, 1 if fault exists
x bit Meaning
4 (LSB) Mode switch; always 1 (reset)
5 Blank switch; always 1 (off)
6 Blank status; always 0 (off)
7 (MSB) Not used; always 0
Table 3-9. Catalog of Heater Auto Off Time Delay Codes
Argument Meaning
0 0.5 hour heater auto off time delay
1 1.0 hour heater auto off time delay
2 1.5 hour heater auto off time delay
3 2.0 hour heater auto off time delay
4 2.5 hour heater auto off time delay
5 3.0 hour heater auto off time delay
Command syntax is in this form:
<command mnemonic> <parameter> <carriage return>
where;
<command mnemonic> consists of one of any valid command found in Table 3-3.
<parameter> (as applicable) consists of one ASCII space character followed by a number.
<carriage return> consists of an ASCII carriage return.
All commands are case sensitive.
The system will return parameter values, fault codes, and status codes regardless of whether remote is enabled.
The parameter value is returned as a string of 20 characters or less, consisting of a label,
= , and a value. For
example, outputting the command RDEF to the TWTA would result in the TWTA sending back the string
Ef=6.03 (assuming the heater voltage is 6.03 volts). Units are usually not returned; see table 3-3 for the units.
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