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Serial Command Codes

Adept AnyFeeder User’s Guide, Rev. B

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3.6

Serial Command Codes

The following sections describe:

• The serial commands that can be sent to the Adept AnyFeeder

• The default values for the Adept AnyFeeder command parameters

• How the Adept AnyFeeder responds to received commands

• Sample serial communications dialogs

Sending Commands to the Adept AnyFeeder

Table 3-3

provides a list of all available Adept AnyFeeder serial commands. With each

command there is a maximum of two associated parameters which influence that
command. Note that some commands do not need any parameters.

During startup, the Adept AnyFeeder firmware assigns default values to all parameters.
For example, if you send the Adept AnyFeeder a “feed forward” command without first
changing any of its parameters, the Adept AnyFeeder control system will apply the
default parameters (see

Table 3-7

for details).

See

Table 3-6, “Standard Responses,” on page 38

for a list of standard responses.

Table 3-2: Description of Symbols used in Tables

Symbol

Description

>

Represents the prompt of a text terminal window

<cr>

Carriage return, ASCII code 13 (decimal)

[speed]

Integer in the range 1…10

[turns]

Integer in the range 1…10, except for purge
(range is 1…127)

_

Explicit space (not an underscore)

Note that all text in the Syntax column is case sensitive

Table 3-3: AnyFeeder Serial Commands

Command

Description

Syntax

Explanation

Response

Feed Forward [ffwd]

Feed parts forward

> x=1<cr>

Executes a feed
forward

Standard response

Feed Backward [fbwd]

Feed parts backward

> x=2<cr>

Executes a feed
backward

Standard response

Feed + Flip Forward
[flipfwd]

Flip parts forward

> x=3<cr>

Executes a flip
forward

Standard response

Feed + Flip Backward
[flipbwd]

Flip parts backward

> x=4<cr>

Executes a flip
backward

Standard response

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