Digi-Star SW2600EID - Manual (Page 37)

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Four modes that store the EID CSV data into indicator memory.
MANEID
- Manual
EID AUTEID
- Automatic
EID MANCHK
- Manual Check
AUTCHK
- Automatic Check
Data formatted as CSV file transferred to PC. CSV files make it easier to
input scale data into PC Spreadsheet and Data Base programs.
Following an example of two data lines. Note that in last line of data, no
“$”shown because weight not “Locked On.
Examples of EID CSV Data:
A 00000 0 982 000017383201, 890,LB,$,GR,8/27/03,10:15,_<cr><lf>A
00000 0 982 000017383201, 1001,LB, ,GR,8/27/03,10:21,M<cr><lf>
EIDVID Data Format
Indicator response will be as follows:
<RS>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE,vvvvvvv,rrrrrrr,ppppppp,wwwwwww,kk
,$,gg,mm/dd/yy,hh:mm,ccc,aaaaaaa,nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn,C<CR><LF>
<RS>
................................................. =Right Shift’ [1E] hex or [30] decimal
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
=EID tag (29 alhpanumeric characters)
vvvvvvv ......................
=VID tag (7 alphanumeric characters)
rrrrrrr
........................................... =Group ID (7 alphanumeric characters)
ppppppp
........................................... =Premise ID (7 alphanumeric characters)
wwwwwww
........................................... =Weight (7 numeric characters)
kk
.................................................... =’LB’ for pounds ‘KG’ for kilograms
$
...................................................... =$ character or a space character. The $
character indicates the indicator is setup for the
“Lock On” weigh method and has “locked onto”
a weight value.
gg
.................................................... =“GR” for gross or ‘NT’ for net
mm/dd/yy
......................................... =Date
hh:mm
............................................... =Time 24 hour format
ccc
................................................... =Code (3 alphanumeric characters)
aaaaaa
............................................. =Average Daily Weight Gain (6 numeric
characters. Example: 123.45, -12.34, 2.45)
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn ..
=Note (26 alphanumeric characters)
C
...................................................... =Checksum character
<CR>
................................................. =”Carriage Return’ [0D] hex or [13] decimal
<LF>
................................................. =’Line Feed’ [0A] hex or [10] decimal