Omega Speaker Systems VR200 - Manual (Page 27)

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3.2 Output Data Formats
There are four formats in which data can be output.
• TS0 + ESC T + FM0 (outputs measured values in ASCII mode)
• TS0 + ESC T + FM1 (outputs measured values in Binary mode)
• TS1 + ESC T + LF (outputs parameter setting values)
• TS2 + ESC T + LF (outputs information on engineering unit and decimal point)
3.2.1 Output Format of Measured Values in ASCII Mode
When the TS0, ESC T, and FM0 commands are received, the measured values and
computed results are output as ASCII codes. When the ESC T command is received
immediately after the TS0 command, the recorder transfers the internal data to the RS-
422-A transmission buffer.
Output format:
DATE YY MM DD C
R
L
F
(Year, month, day)
TIME HH MM SS C
R
L
F
(Hour, minute, second)
AAAA UUUUUU CC,
±
DDDDD E
±
EE C
R
L
F
Alarm status (the order corresponds to the level numbers.)
H: High limit alarm
L: Low limit alarm
h: Difference high limit alarm
l: Difference low limit alarm
R: Rate-of-change alarm on increase
r: Rate-of-change alarm on decrease
Space: No alarm
Engineering unit
Channel number 01 to 04 (for VR104) or 01 to 06 (for VR106)
Mantissa of the data
±
sign and 5 digits
(Zeros are filled when less than 5 digits.)
mV
V
C
F
UUU U U U
: mV
: V
:
° C
: ° F
: Arbitrary unit (up to 6 characters)
Data status
N
D
O
S : Normal
: Difference data (DELT)
: Overrange (data value is
±
99999.)
: Skipped (data value is all spaces.)
Data status
Space: Not the end of data
E: End of data
Exponent of the data
±
sign and 2 digits following "E"
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