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794380D / 0914 4. FIRMWARE COMMANDS AND RESPONSES
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Bit 2: High voltage enabled (0=disabled, 1=enabled)
Bit 3: Unused
Bit 4: Amplifier PZ’d since initialization (0=normal,
1=needs PZ’ing)
Bit 5 Optimization since initialization (0=normal,
1=needed)
Bits 6–7: Unused
Bit 8: Amplifier automatic PZ (1=Auto PZ in progress,
0=normal)
Bit 9: Optimization (0=normal, 1=in progress)
Bits 10–14: Unused
Bit 15 (MSB): Reserved
SHOW_THRESHOLD_AUTOMATIC
See also SET_THRESHOLD_AUTOMATIC.
Responses:
$IT<CR>
Automatic threshold is enabled.
$IF<CR> Automatic threshold is disabled.
SHOW_THRESHOLD_NEGATIVE
See also SET_THRESHOLD_NEGATIVE.
Responses:
THR_NEG 0000379791
Negative threshold is 379791.
SHOW_THRESHOLD_POSITIVE
See also SET_THRESHOLD_POSITIVE.
Responses:
THR_POS 00000126811
Positive threshold is 126811.
SHOW_TIME
Reports the time from the battery backed-up system clock in the form:
$Nhhhmmmsssccc<CR>
where hhh represents a 3-digit integer hour (0–23), mmm represents a 3-digit integer minute
(0–59), and sss represents a 3-digit integer second (0–59). See also SET_TIME,
SET_DATE, and SHOW_DATE.
Example Responses:
$N010054017052<CR>
Time returned 10:54:17 (10 h, 54 min, 17 s).
$N020013037050<CR> Time returned 20:13:37 (20 h, 13 min, 37 s).