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Remote Control Commands
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TS7124AS
48 Instructions Handbook 1179.2948.02 ─ 01
8 Remote Control Commands
Every user except the operator is allowed to use all remote control commands.
As an operator , you are allowed to use only the remote control commands in Chap-
ter 8.3, "Door Operation Commands" , on page 51.
Familiarize yourself with residual risks and potentially dangerous situations.
See Chapter 2.2, "Residual Risks" , on page 10 and Chapter 2.3, "Potentially Danger-
ous Situations" , on page 11.
Risk of hurting another person
During remote operation, nobody is allowed in the work zone. Make sure of it by
observing the work zone in front of the chamber all the time. See
"Operating the door"
on page 13 and Figure 6-11 .
Command protocol
For sending remote control (RC) commands to the RC module in the chamber, you
must use ASCII characters.
●
If you use the serial RS-232 interface for command communication, set the UART
port via a terminal tool as follows:
–
Baud rate: 9600 bps
– Word length: 8 bit
– Parity: none
– Stop: 1 bit
– Flow control: none
– Echo input data: none
●
If you use the LAN interface, you can send RC commands via TCP/IP protocol or
VISA, using the chamber's
IP address
or
hostname
.
– Controlling the chamber via LAN requires specifying port 5000
– DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol) is set by default
For selecting the address model, use the command
NET:DHCP
.
Changes in the LAN connection state are communicated via the RS-232 interface:
–
Ethernet connection established: "
ETH link up
"
Ethernet connection interrupted, for example when disconnecting the LAN
cable: "
ETH link down
"
If you want to change the interface, proceed as described in Chapter 10.2, "Controller
Conflicts" , on page 59.
Command syntax
The RC commands are not compatible with SCPI syntax.