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CXX-UM-01850-EN-01
OS232/OS485
Command Structure
Viewing Data from the Flow Computer
All data is sent and received as ASCII HEX pairs, the mathematics used in PIC Hex format Two example routines are included to
convert this data into PC or ASCII strings The PIC Hex format is always 4 bytes and represents a 32-bit floating-point number
system To read data use the following format
Description ID View Hub/Slot Oeg/Mem Slot Address No.Bytes CO
String a V H R 00A0 04 CR
Hex 61 56 48 52 00A0 04 0D
ASCII Hex 36 31 35 36 34 38 35 32 30 30 41 30 30 34 0D
OTEE: N
Reg/Memory lets the user view live data within the processor's own working registers, or the flash memory address
space used to store constant and curve data The Hub is the main processor (the card connected to the serial link),
while the SLOTs need to be addressed as follows
Description ID View Hub/Slot Oeg/Mem Slot Address No. Bytes CO
String a V S M 04 0600 04 CR
Hex 61 56 49 4D 04 0600 04 0D
ASCII Hex 36 31 35 36 34 39 34 44 30 34 30 36 30 30 30 34 0D
SLOT ID Hex ASCII Hex Position
4 04 30 34 1A
5 05 30 35 1B
6 06 30 36 1C
7 08 30 38 2A
8 09 30 39 2B
9 0A 30 41 2C
10 0C 30 43 3A
11 0D 30 44 3B
12 0E 30 45 3C
13 10 31 30 4A
14 11 31 31 4B
15 12 31 32 4C
16 14 31 34 5A
17 15 31 35 5B
18 16 31 36 5C
General Address
To obtain the list address for your computer, please send an email to indorders@badgermeter.com to request a complete list
The conversion routines of the PicHex to standard PC/ASCII data are included
RS232/RS485
Page 24 February 2018