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he QUERY command requires only one parameter, a single digit character representing the amplifier path.
Command
Parameters
Remote Command Sequence: ?LIMa
Unit Response:
?LIMaLlllHhhh
EVENT LOG = LOG
The SET command clears the unit’s event log of its contents.
Command
Parameters
Remote Command Sequence: $LOG00
Unit Response:
$LOG
The QUERY command requires a two-digit parameter indicating the log entry to be examined. If entry 00 is queried, the
unit returns the number of log entries currently in the log. Otherwise, the unit responds with the date, time and a code
indicating the event that has occurred. The Event Log will store up to 32 events maximum. Additional events will cause the
oldest events to be aged out.
Command
Parameters
Remote Command Sequence: ?LOGgg
Unit Response:
?LOGggCYyyyyMmmDddHhhNnnSssEeee
gg: Two-digit ASCII numeric characters, MSD transmitted
first, LSD last. Indicating the log entry queried.
C: Calendar/Clock indicator
Y: Year indicator
yyyy: Year, four-digit ASCII numeric characters, MSD
transmitted first, LSD last.
M: Month indicator
mm: Month, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
D: Day indicator
dd: Day, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
H: Hour indicator
hh: Hour, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
N: Minute indicator
nn: Minute, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
S: Second indicator
ss: Second, two-digit ASCII numeric characters
E: Event indicator
eee: Event code 000 to 999 represents the Logged Event
Event Indicator
Event
1
Startup
2
Current Limit Change
3
1:2 Priority Change
