FALCOM MAMBOII, Руководство пользователя

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C
ONFIGURATION
C
OMMAND
S
ET
- F
IRMWARE
R
EVISION
2.4.0_
BETA
- V
ERSION
1.0.0
Notes
•
In order to enable more than one communication services at once, specify
the sum determined by adding the corresponding hex value of each
communication services, for example:
−
the hexadecimal value C means: SMS+TCP communication services will be
enabled/available, while all others (the omitted one) remain disabled.
•
By default it is set to “ F ”, signifying that all types of communication services
are enabled and ready for use.
3.2.10.4 DEVICE.COMM.SERIAL
Parameter syntax DEVICE.COMM.SERIAL=< mode >,< output_state >
This parameter defines the communication mode that will be used when the
MAMBOII receives a message/command from the serial channel. It also defines
whether any system-related message
< output_state >
will be periodically
transmitted to the redirected channel < channel >.
< mode >
MAMBOII supports and operates in two communication modes, the
Command
and
Data
mode. In
Command
mode, it waits for PFAL commands. In
Data
mode,
all received commands/messages are redirected to the specified < channel > as
they are without changing and processing any of them. The < mode > defines
the communication mode to be used on this channel. It can be set to:
Value Meaning
cmd
Places the serial channel in
command mode
. Everything
sent to the MAMBOII through this interface will be
processed as a PFAL command. Responses to the sent
command are also returned through the serial interface.
However, if <
output_state > is greater than 0, all selected
messages will be continuously output through this
interface.
data =
< channel>,<textmode > Places the serial channel in
data mode
.
Everything sent to the MAMBOII through this interface is
redirected to the specified channel
< channel >
without
processing any of them. In this mode user messages
without leading “PFAL” can be used (messages without
leading the
“PFAL”
for controlling peripheral devices,
which are connected to). The < textmode > is set to 1, the
system checks each message received from the serial line
for
<CRLF>
characters to occur
Sys.eSerialData
event.
However, if
< output_state >
is greater than 0, the
selected messages will be transmitted continuously
through the specified
< channel >
channel. See also
chapter 6.8, page 259 as a reference.
< channel >
Specifies the channel to redirect the data. It can be set to
(without leading “
0x
“):
0x0 0 Data is not redirected somewhere (this data
could be done via alarms now using the
dynamic entry
&SerialData
).
0x0 1 Redirects data to the serial channel.
0x0 2 Redirects data to the CSD channel.
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