G’ command (dc21 only), V’ command (gtp-32 and dc21) – DNF Controls PBUS G and V Command Addendum User Manual

Page 2

Advertising
background image

Page 2 of 2

‘G’ COMMAND (DC21 Only)


The ‘G’ command is used to turn on or off the GPOs on the GTP. GPOs
controlled using the G command still follow the settings configured in the
GTP’s GPO Configuration table. For information on configuration of the GPOs,

please refer to the GTP-32 or DC21 User Manual.

The format for the command is:

G<2 digit ASCII decimal number><ON or OFF><CR>


The command always begins with ‘G’. The 2 digit ASCII decimal number
represents which GPO is controlled by the command, ranging from 1 to 32.
This is followed by either ‘ON’ to turn on the selected GPO, or ‘OFF’ to turn
off the selected GPO. The command is terminated using <CR> which is

hexadecimal value 0x0d or decimal value 13.

Examples:
G15ON<CR> = Turn on GPO 15
G02OFF<CR> = Turn off GPO 2


‘V’ COMMAND (GTP-32 and DC21)


The ‘V’ command can be used to trigger a Virtual GPI within the GTP. Virtual
GPIs are momentary events that are used in the Event Monitoring Table to
trigger actions. Assign an action from the ON Function pull-down menu.

Because Virtual GPIs are momentary events, actions selected in the OFF
Function pull-down menu are not executed. For information on configuring
the Event Monitoring Table, please see the GTP-32 or DC21 user manual.

The format for the command is:

V<2 digit ASCII decimal number><ON><CR>


The command always begins with ‘V’. The two digit ASCII decimal number
represents the Virtual GPI that is controlled and it ranges from 1 to 32. This
is followed by ‘ON’ and terminated using <CR>, > which is hexadecimal

value 0x0d or decimal value 13.


Examples:
V01ON<CR> = Turn on Virtual GPI 1

V20ON<CR> = Turn on Virtual GPI 2

Advertising