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Example – set to log a data point every second
send: le<CR>
returned: ok <CR><LF>
Command:
lm
Function:
Set Logging Period to 1 minute
Description: When the command lm<CR> is received by the IC20/25 unit, the unit will set the logging
period to 1 minute which means that a data point will be stored once every minute. If the command is not
received in the proper syntax, e<CR><LF> will be returned.
Example – set to log a data point every minute
send: le<CR>
returned: ok <CR><LF>
Command:
l5
Function:
Set Logging Period to 5 minutes
Description: When the command l5<CR> is received by the IC20/25 unit, the unit will set the logging
period to 5 minutes which means that a data point will be stored once every 5 minutes. If the command is
not received in the proper syntax, e<CR><LF> will be returned.
Example – set to log a data point every 5 minutes
send: le<CR>
returned: ok <CR><LF>
Utility Commands
Command:
#m
Function:
Return all calibration values
Description: When the command #m<CR> is received by the IC20/25 unit, the unit will return 4 values
separated by commas and terminated by <CRLF>.
The values and order are:
Calibration_Temp_Lo, Measured_Temp_Lo, Calibration_Temp_Hi, Measured_Temp_Hi<CRLF>
Calibration_Temp_Lo: Set Point temperature when calibration at low temperature was done.
Measured_Temp_Lo: Measured temperature entered when calibration at low temperature was done.
Calibration_Temp_Hi: Set Point temperature when calibration at high temperature was done.
Measured_Temp_Hi: Measured temperature entered when calibration at low temperature was done.
Example – return the stored calibration values
send: #m<CR>
returned: 37, 36.2, 70, 71.1<CR><LF>
Command:
#F
Function:
Reset all Calibration Values to Factory Set Values
Description: When the command #F<CR> is received by the IC20/25 unit, the unit will reset and store all
calibration values to those measured and set in the factory prior to shipment.