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Status Message
Designators
<Status
Message Word>
8 bytes
1-13
(Can have
12 DAC
recorders)
<Byte>|
<Byte>....<Byte>
Status Message Word
corresponding to one of
the status messages, as
encoded in the SG 6
command.
This indicates which status message designators are to be returned. Note that only one bit may be set, that
is, only the designators for one error can be requested per command.Returns a string of bytes. First byte is
the number of bytes following. The following bytes indicate the designators for the requested status
message.If there are no designators, the first byte returned will be zero.
8
(0x08)
Cause of Stop 1 <Byte> See encodes in section
15.4 on page 15-7 . If not
currently in Stop, will
return "Data Not
Available" error.
9
(0x09)
Transient Messages 1 <Byte> See encodes in section
15.5 on page 15-9 .
10
(0x0a)
Sensor Status 8 <Byte><Byte><Byte>
<Byte><Byte><Byte>
<Byte><Byte>
One byte for each sensor
Range between 0 and 5.
0 = Good Crystal and active. 1 = Failed Crystal and active. 2 = Invalid Measurement on Crystal and active.
3 = Good Crystal and inactive. 4 = Failed Crystal and inactive.
5 = Invalid Measurement on Crystal and inactive.
11
(0x0b)
Timer Status Timer Number
<Integer>
1 - 20
1 <Byte> Response:0 = Timer
inactive1 = Timer active
12
(0x0c)
Timer Value Timer Number
<Integer>
1 - 20
4 <Integer> Response is in tenths of
seconds. Max Time =
99:59:59.0 (3599990
tenths of seconds)
13
(0x0d)
Counter Value Counter Number
<Integer>
1 - 20
4 <Integer>
14
(0x0e)
Thickness Sum Equation number
<Integer>
0 - 3
4 or 12 <Float> or <Float><Float>
<Float>
0 = All thickness
equations
1 - 3 = the number of the
equation to return.
15
(0x0f)
Get date 12 <Integer><Integer>
<Integer>
Integers for month, day,
year or day, month year,
depending on date format
general parameter.
16
(0x10)
Get time 12 <Integer><Integer>
<Integer>
Integers for the hour,
minute and the seconds.
Table 10-12 Status general commands (continued)
SG
Comm
and ID Description Option
Number of
bytes in
the
response
Data Returned Notes