Rice Lake OB-350 Loadrunner Series Onboard Weight Indicator - Manual (Page 22)

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6.5.8 Scoreboard Format 6
Data is output in the following format every 60 seconds:
$GPVWS,<type>,<sgn>,<net>,<gvw>,<alarm1>,<alarm2>,<set1>,<set2>,HHMMSS,DDMTYY*XX
type = 01 Unit type 01 = M350S under body weigher: LOADWEIGH
sgn = “+” or “-“ Sign of Net – plus sign = positive, minus sign = negative
net Net weight – 5 characters
gvw Gross Vehicle Weight – 5 characters
alarm1 Alarm 1 set point – 5 characters
alarm2 Alarm 2 set point – 5 characters
Set 1 N = Net, G = Gross: S = Sounder, P = PPCO: 0 = not Activated, 1 = Activated
Set 2 N = Net, G = Gross: S = Sounder, P = PPCO: 0 = not Activated, 1 = Activated
HHMMSS Hours, Minutes and Seconds
DDMTYY Day, Month and Year
*XX Checksum
Example:
Net = 15000kg, gvw = 25000kg, alarm 1 Net sounder at 15500kg, alarm 2 Gross PPCO at 26000kg
$GPVWS,01,+,15000,25000,15500,26000,NS0,GP0,164100,280210*XX
Net = 15900kg, gvw = 25900kg, alarm 1 Net sounder activated at 15500kg, alarm 2 Gross PPCO at
26000kg $GPVWS,01,+,15900,25900,15500,26000,NS1,GP0,164200,280210*XX
6.5.9 Scoreboard Format 7
Data is output in the following format for interface with a BA484D Serial Display:
<CVn,string> Cyclic Variable
Parameters
n = 1 or 2 Input Variable number, where 1 = net & 2 = gross, string = any 7-bit numeric ASCII string
The <CV> Cyclic Variable is used to update the BA484D display with each variable individually by sending the
numeric value as a simple ASCII string. The syntax is <CVn,string> where n represents the input variable to be
updated (= 1 or 2) and string is the numeric value to be displayed.
Example:
The command <CV1,123456.0> will set the input variable 1 (net) to a value of “123456.”