Brookfield Bath, Model TC-101 User Manual

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— RS232 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Allows selection of 1200 BAUD or 9600 BAUD (default setting). An IBM 9-pin D-
subminiature straight wire serial RS232 communication cable is supplied. Older XT
computers only have a 25-pin connectors. If you purchase a 25-pin connector to 9-pin
cable or adapter, it must be a “NULL MODEM” type. If not, pins 2 and 3 of the 9-pin
side of the connection must be reversed, or there will be no response from the RS232.
See section 4.4 for additional information.

Direct Manual Control of Circulator Via a Modem Program on a PC

Communication software may also be used in RS232 function to enter settings.

Communication Parameters:

Baud rate

: 9600

Data bits

: 8

Stop bits

: 1

Parity

: none

Flow control

: none

Terminal emulation : VT-100

Command Set Definitions

T

-

returns current fluid temperature

S

-

returns current setpoint temperature

I

-

returns controller model identity

RA[z]

-

change operating mode (z = controller state digit)
(i.e. RA1 = ON; RA2 = OFF)

RS[ssss][u] -

change setpoint
(ssss = setpoint multiplied by 10; u = unit digit (either F or C))

Controller Responses

?

-

illegal command

T[tttt][u][z]

-

tttt = current temperature (multiplied by 10)

S[ssss][u][z] -

set point temperature displayed with temperature scale letter
and unit status number
(ssss = setpoint multiplied by 10, u = unit digit (either F or C);
z = controller state digit)

I[xxxxxx]

-

TC-501 = controller ID string

RS (ssss) (u) (z)

change of setpoint temperature displayed with temperature scale
letter and unit status number

RA[z]

-

controller status

RA1

-

controller on

RA2

-

controller off, in 'standby' mode

RA3

-

no probe connected to controller

RA5

-

temperature reading is above or below allowable limits

RA6

-

temperature input value outside the allowable limits

SELECT BAUD RATE
1 = 1200

2 = 9600

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