CT-2000 Instruction Manual
Command
Type ($$)
Argument
(&..&)
Action Description
the command is accepted, instrument returns an SRYES response
and the new report interval takes effect. If an invalid hex is given, a
response of SR_NO is displayed and anything else results in an
ERROR.
For example, if this command requesting reports every one second
interval is sent to a CT-2000 with an address of 3: /3CSR002; the
response may be: -3CSRYES
ST +&&&.&&&
Set the desired target temperature of the bath as defined by the
argument +&&&.&&&, in °C or °F as previously established. Only
fixed point numbers are accepted and must be within the bath’s
operating range.) If the command is accepted, STYES message
displays, or ERR if not accepted.
For example, if this command is sent to the CT-2000 with an
address of 4: /4CST+080.000; the response may be: -4CSTYES
Clear all calibration offset Bins as defined by the argument in °C or
°F. This command performs immediately and there is no response.
This is usually used prior to sending SB type commands. In all
cases, it should end with an EE type command.
For example, if this command is sent to the CT-2000 with an
address of 9: /9CCBC; the response may be -9CCBCYES
F@@@±&.&&&
Set the calibration offset Bin for the specified whole degree
temperature @@@ as defined for °C or °F with the offset as
defined in degrees &. &&&. The °C or °F Bin must be defined along
with a plus or minus symbol, and can be defined to the
thousandths of a degree with &.&&&. If the command is accepted,
SBYES is the response. If not, ERR displays. After a series of these
commands are issued, the EE type command should follow.
For example, if this command is sent to a CT-2000 with an address
of 3: /3CSBC040-0.123; the response may be -3CSBYES
Copy the contents of the volatile RAM to non-volatile EEPROM
memory. This command should be used to end any sequence of CB
and SB type commands which update the contents of the Bin. After
the memory transfer is successfully complete, EEYES message
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