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Caution The host computer must be programmed to deal appropriately with end codes.
Normal End: 00 The command was executed normally.
Prohibited Command: 01 The command cannot be executed under the current operating status, e.g., at-
tempting to write certain data during autotuning.
Invalid Address: 04 The point number is not between 0 and 4 for 4-point models, between 0 and 5 for
6-point models, between 0 and 7 for 8-point models; or the memory bank num-
ber is not between 0 and 7.
Parity Error: 10 The parity bit is not consistent with the data.
Framing Error: 11 The stop bit was not detected.
Overflow Error: 12 The reception buffer has overflowed.
FCS Error: 13 The FCS was either incorrectly calculated or the transmitted data has been af-
fected by noise.
Format Error: 14 The required number of digits has not been received. Normally indicates that the
data length, e.g., the number of digits required for a setting, is not correct.
Numeric Error: 15 Data specified for an command is not within specified limits. Be sure that the ba-
sic parameters affecting numeric values (e.g., the Celsius/Fahrenheit setting)
are correct and that the decimal point has been taken into consideration.
Frame Length Error: 18 The command block has exceeded 127 characters.
Execution was not possible because of some relationship to other parameters.
This end code will be generated if an attempt is made to change the alarm mode
such that the alarm temperature range is exceeded by the current alarm temper-
ature. Confirm temperature limits when changing the alarm mode.
Execution was not possible because an error exists that must be cleared. Possi-
ble errors include memory errors, A/D conversion errors, cold junction compen-
sation errors, and setting errors. If an error exists, the Measured Temperature
Read command can be used to read out the type of error that as occurred.
End Code Priority If multiple end codes are generated by execution of a single command, only the
end code with the highest priority will be returned with the response. End code
priority, from highest to lowest, is as follows:
1. Framing errors
2. Parity errors
3. Overflow errors
4. Frame length errors
5. FCS errors
6. Address errors
7. Format errors
8. Error status
9. Prohibited command errors
10. Numeric errors
11. Invalid commands due to setting restrictions
Invalid Command due to
Setting Restrictions: 19
Invalid command due to
Error Status: 21
Overview
Section 4-1