Pressure Systems NetScanner 9116, Руководство пользователя

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Pressure Systems, Inc. Model 9116 User’s Manual
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IP Address Resolution Method , as hex state: (default = 0000)
0000 = Use Static IP Address stored in module’s non-volatile
memory
0001
= Get Dynamic IP Address from external RARP/BOOTP
server
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07
Host Response/Stream Back-Off Delay , as hex value (or FFFF). FFFF
means use low-order byte of module’s Ethernet Address as value
instead. In either case, back-off delay in microseconds is calculated from
decimal equivalent of hex value :
delay = decvalue * 20
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08
Host Response/Stream Total Size Prefix (with 2-byte big-endian binary
value), added to all command responses and streams to indicate their
true length in bytes:
0000 = None (default)
0001 = Yes
16
09 TCP Connect Port , as hex value (e.g. 2328 = 9000 decimal , default). 17
0A
Auto UDP Broadcast@Reset , as hex state:
0000 = No (default)
0001 = Yes
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0C
Temperature Status of Each Scanner Transducer , as 16-bit hex bit
map, each bit representing the current status of a transducer/channel
(16-1)). Bit values are:
0= transducer operating within the specified operational limits.
1= transducer operating outside the specified limits.
(see end-of-table NOTE +)
0D
Minimum Temperature Alarm Set Point (in degrees C), as decimal (**)
format 0 representation of internal IEEE float, with leading space ).
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0E
Maximum Temperature Alarm Set Point (in degrees C), as decimal (**)
format 0 representation of internal IEEE float, with leading space ).
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11
Thermal Update Scan Interval (in seconds) as decimal (**) integer
value.
1B
31
Module hardware version number in the form e.eeeeee. (9016 returns
‘N08’
32
Hardware trigger mode.
0=positive going edge
1=negative going edge
2=trigger on any edge
(9016 returns a ‘N08’)
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3c
Temperature Range , as a hex value
0000 = range 0 to 60ºC (default)
0006 = range -30 to 60º C
0007 = range -20 to 70ºC
(+) NOTE : This 4-byte hex status fields may also be returned in autonomous data streams, but as
pure binary extensions of each stream’s packet binary header (see ‘c’ command, ii =05,
bbbb =0002).