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8
Commands
8.1
Communication Data Output Format
▲ Header:
5 bytes (this differs depending on communication mode)
Byte 1: Leading character Module number 0 to F
Byte 2: 2nd character
Counter module ID 0 to F
Byte 3: 3rd character
Mode Current value mode
: N
Maximum value mode : A
Minimum value mode
: I
Peak-to-peak value mode: P
Byte 4: 4th character
Unit M (mm)
Byte 5: 5th character
Comparator judgment value
Upper limit NG
: U
Within range
: G
Lower limit NG
: L
When an alarm has occurred : E
■ Numerical value:
Fixed at 8 bytes: + or − sign followed by the data (including decimal point)
[Example 1] For a resolution of 0.1 μm
“−99.9999” to “+99.9999”
[Example 2] For a resolution of 10 μm
“−9999.99” to “+9999.99”
[Example 3] In the event of an overflow, the count continues but the leading character changes to “F.”
“−99.9999” → “−F0.0000” → “−F0.0001”
[Example 4] When an alarm has occurred, “Error” appears
(“ ”,“ ”,“E”,“r”,“r”,“o”,“r”,“ ”)
□ Data separation character:
1 byte “ ” (space) or 2 bytes “CR” + “LF”
Select using either the setting application for Windows PC or the command (factory setting: space).
Channel 0
output data
Channel 1
output data
Channel n
output data
Delimiter
[Example]