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Table 6-11. Descriptions for R0 Command and Response (cont’d)
Response Description
<g
1
g
2
> is a two-digit hex number; each digit contains 4-bit binary codes
(Bit 7-4 and Bit 3-0) respectively to represent eight types of status
about the meter.
<g
1
> indicates the status for four types of meter operation;
<g
2
> indicates the ON/OFF status for other four types of meter operation,
Example: If <h
1
h
2
> contains a character string “18”, convert it to an 8-bit
binary code “00011000” that means the meter is under Auto-ranging
for Primary Display (1
st
Auto-Ranging) and the reading is on hold.
<g
1
g
2
> Bit Status 0 1
7 CAL Mode off on
6 2nd Function off on
5 Shift Key off on
<g
1
>
4 Hold Reading off on
3 1
st
Auto-Ranging off on
2 2
nd
Auto-Ranging off on
1 MIN Recording off on
<g
1
g
2
>
<g
2
>
0 MAX Recording off on
<v> is a single numeric numbers “0”, “1”, “2”, or “3” used for representing
the intensity level of VFD display on the meter.
<v> 0 1 2 3
<v>
Intensity Level 50% 60% 75% 100%
<x>
<x> indicates the status of reading rate of the meter. This character may
contain one of three different characters “S,M, or F”, in which “S”
represents for slow rate, “M” for medium rate, and “F” for fast rate.
<f
1
><r
1
>
and
<f
2
><r
2
>
<f
1
> indicates the measurement function in primary display. It contains
numeric value from “0” to “9” and character “A”.
<r
1
> is primary display measurement range The value is from “1” to “7”.
Please refer to Table 6-11 for an available value.
<f
2
> and <r
2
> are similar to <f
1
> and <r
1
> but representing the secondary
display status instead. If the meter is operated under single display
mode, <f
2
> and <r
2
> will not be returned.
For detail information of interpreting the < f
1
><r
1
> and <f
2
><r
2
>, please refer
to Table 6-12.