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Echotrac CV100
User Manual
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Odom Hydrographic Systems, Inc.
May 28, 2008
6.6 External Serial Control of Echotrac Parameters
Many of the parameters sent via the LAN port may also be entered via the serial port from an external computer
or terminal. The external control feature allows remote input of the operating parameters from data files or through
the computer keyboard.
Some restrictions apply to external parameter inputs, which, because of their absolute nature, are only tested
against minimum and maximum limits. Echotrac control program changes on the other hand are always
processed in a controlled fashion in order to prevent possible system errors. Most often problems arise if the
external parameter input is not in the correct multiple for the parameter addressed.
Protocol overview
13 ASCII bytes maximum are necessary to complete a parameter transfer as shown below:
The sequence begins when the Echotrac receives a CONTROL P (ASCII DLE, HEX 10) followed immediately.
Protocol format
The Echotrac CV input communication protocol is defined by 13 bytes.
Header
Parameter #
SPACE
New Value
Delimiter
Byte
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
HEX 0x10
<DLE>
0x00..0xFF
0x00..0xFF
0x20 n n n n n n n n 0x0D
<CR>
DEX 16
0…255 0…255 32
n n n n n n n n 13
Note:
HEX Hexadecimal
DEC Decimal
DLE
Data Link Escape (also known as Control-P)
CR Carriage
Return
SPACE This character will be represented by “_” in the examples below.
N
The letter “n” represents each single digit of the New Value.
Minimum is 1 digit. Maximum is 8 digits.
Examples:
Bar depth
<DLE>08_12<CR>
Identifier is 08, value is 12 feet
Index
<DLE>07_1500<CR> Identifier
is 07, value is 1500 meters
The sequence begins when ECHOTRAC receives a CONTROL P (ASCII DLE, HEX 10) followed immediately by
the parameter control string (The parameter number (2 characters) followed by a SPACE (HEX 20) then the
parameter value itself (which can be up to 8 characters long) followed by a carriage return). The transfer is then
complete and the ECHOTRAC returns to normal operation using the new value. In the above example the
VELOCITY identified by the parameter number 08 was changed to a new value of 1464 m/s. The string delimiter
(CR) will always terminate the input. Use Control T (HEX 14) to stop the chart and Control R (HEX 12) to restart
the chart.
<Parameter Number>'Space'<New Value>CR
13 Characters Maximum
Ex: '0' '1' 'SPACE' '1' '4' '6' '4' CR