Escort 3016B - Manual (Page 109)

15 Ethernet interface
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14.5. Programming dictionary
In the following tables, entering the lower-case characters of the headings and parameters is
facultative.
As a rule, digital parameters are integers (NR1); those for which "in decimal" is specified can be of
NR1, NR2 or NR3 type.
14.5.1.Setup
HEADER PARAMETERS EXAMPLES
ALArm P1
Defines the alarm to modify
P1=A,B ou C
ALArm:DEF P1
P2=NO,TRigger ou ERRor
ALArm ? Returns alarms
DATe P1,P2,P3 DAT 11,12,05
Modify the date december 11, 2005
P1 = day ( from 1 to 31)
P2 = month ( from 1 to 12)
P3 = year ( from 0 to 99)
DATe ? Returns the date
HOUrs P1,P2 HOURS 10,06
Modify the current hour 10 Hours and 6 minutes
P1 = hour ( from 0 to 23)
P2 = minute ( from 0 to 59)
HOUrs ? Returns the hour
RECAll P1 RECA 3
Recall a setup
P1= Number of the setup
STORe P1,P2 STORE 2,"setup2"
Store a setup Storage setup #2 with name "setup2"
P1= Number of setup
P2= Name of the setup (beetween " or ' )
READSETup Returns data from the current setup (binary)
the instrument send 2 bytes which is the number of bytes that will be
sent
SENDSETup Send a setup to the recorder (binary)
CAPtion Thermal paper caption writing
same format to message READSETup
ALARM:VAL A,TR;TR:CH A1,S1,EDGEP
the trigger is then defined by the
message TRIG
Recall setup #3