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TEX
Terminator Execution
(Data delimiter between measured values)
Range:
0...255
Factory setting:
172
Response time:
<15ms
Parameters:
1
Password protection:
none
Parameter protect.:
with command
TDD1
Input:
TEX(0...255);
The wanted data delimiter is input in decimal form as ASCII character (e.g. comma = 2C
H
= 44
D
Æ
input
TEX44;
H: Hexadecimal, D: Decimal). Any ASCII character from 0...127
D
(0...7F
H
) can be taken as data
delimiter. The data delimiter is set between the parameters in the measured value output (see also commands
MSV
and
COF
).
Example: TEX44;
Measuring value output:
-0123456, 12, 000, -0123457, 12, 000, etc. (at
COF9
)
If the selected ASCII character is entered with an offset of 128
(above example: comma = 44
D
+ 128
D
= 172
D
Æ
entry
TEX172;
),
then the parameters of a measured value are separated by comma as before, but crlf is output at the end of the
measured value.
Example: TEX172;
This results in:
-123456,12,000
-123457,12,000 etc.
Query:
TEX?;
Effect:
The set data delimiter is output as 3-digit decimal number (0...255).