Communication modules
Operating Manual Communication interfaces
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Response: Confirmation of request
The request is confirmed: Request 0x80 (Bit 7 set).
If the request cannot be processed, an error message is returned
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Byte 5: High Byte of segment number
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Byte 6: Low Byte of segment number
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Byte 7
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Request: Always 0x00
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Response: Reserved
5.5.2
Usable data
The telegram contains payload from Byte 8. The content and number of payload bytes de
pend on the request. 0 40 bytes of payload can be transmitted. If there is no payload
available, the BCC (Block Control Check) will follow directly after Byte 7.
The last byte of payload is the byte "Payload 7".
If a telegram contains 13 payload bytes, for example, Byte 20 will be the last payload byte.
5.5.3
Footer
The bytes "Payload 8" and "Payload 9" contain the
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check sum (Block Control Check = BCC) in the byte "Payload 8":
The check sum is calculated as follows:
BCC = 0 – (Byte 4 + ... + Byte "Payload 7")
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0x10 as identifier for the telegram end in the byte "Payload 9".
Example for 13 bytes of payload:
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Check sum in Byte 21
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Content: 0 (Sum of the Bytes 4 + … + Byte 20)
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0x10 as identifier for the telegram end is in Byte 22.
