Digi-Star EZII Escape Computer Command Set - Manual (Page 6)

EZII Escape Computer Command Set
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GI & Gi - ID Commands:
This command allows up to a six character alpha-numeric ID Number to be uploaded over the Computer
Interface (Gi) or can simply cause the ID Number to be displayed on the indicator (GI). Please note that if
this command is used while a recipe is loaded, the ID Number is displayed as the ingredient or pen
information instead of the information stored in the feedline. The ID# will also appear on the printouts from
the indicator.
The "ID# Command" is used to display(GI) or change(Gi) the current ID Number. These commands include
the following information:
To display the current ID Number:
Start new command: <ESC>
Command identifier: GI
End of command: <EOT>
Alpha-Numeric ID# Command Example:
The following command string:
<ESC>GI<EOT>
would cause the current ID Number to appear on the indicators display.
To change the current ID Number:
Start new command: <ESC>
Command identifier: Gi
ID Number: Must be one to six characters long. If the ID Number is less than six
characters the value will appear on the right side of the display. Valid
characters may not be less than the Space " " (hex value 20) character and
may not be greater than the "z" (hex value 7A) character of the ASCII
character set. Valid characters are from 20 hexi-decimal to 7A hexi-decimal.
Note: The character "$" will show up as a "l" (small character L ) on the
indicator display since the "$" character is a special used for Lock-On weigh
mode.
Note: Lower case characters will be printed as lower case characters however
they appear as UPPER case characters on the scale's display.
End of command: <EOT>
Alpha-Numeric ID# Command Response:
If the command is completed successfully, then the <ACK> (Hex value 0x06) character will be returned.
If the command fails, the <NAK> (Hex value 0x15) character will be returned.
Alpha-Numeric ID# Command Example:
The following command string:
<ESC>GiCORN<EOT>
would appear as " CORN" on the indicators display.
The command string <ESC>Gi2H-31A<EOT> would appear as "2H-31A".
To clear the ID Number value, send the command string <ESC>Gi0<EOT>. Empty ID Numbers appear
as "------" on the indicators display.