GE Optica - Retrieving Labels and Functions

January 2006
G-6 Communicating with the OPTICA Using Ethernet
Retrieving Labels and
Functions
This command enables the user to retrieve different units that are
supported by the Optica, and the order in which they are referenced. It
also indicates which labels are humidity labels, temperature labels
and pressure labels.
Command:
http://3.112.160.36:28005/OpticaAPI.xml?GetHTPLabels+0
Function Name: GetHTPLables
Channel: 0
Response:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<OpticaAPIReturn Function="GetHTPLabels">
<channel>0</channel>
<iHumidityLabels>17</iHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Tdew °C</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Tdew °F</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>%RH</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Twet °C</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Twet °F</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>ppmv</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>ppmw</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Grains/lb</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Grains/SCF</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>g/kg</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>g/m3</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>lb/Mft3</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>kj/kg (0)</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>kj/kg (32)</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Btu/lb (0)</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>Btu/lb (32)</sHumidityLabels>
<sHumidityLabels>pw(mbar)</sHumidityLabels>
<iTemperatureLabels>4</iTemperatureLabels>
<sTemperatureLabels>Tmp °C</sTemperatureLabels>
<sTemperatureLabels>Tmp °F</sTemperatureLabels>
<sTemperatureLabels>Tmp °K</sTemperatureLabels>
<sTemperatureLabels>Tmp °R</sTemperatureLabels>
<iPressureLabels>9</iPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>psia</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>mbar</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>bar</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>Pa</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>kPa</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>mmHg</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>inHg</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>kg/cm2</sPressureLabels>
<sPressureLabels>DyneCm2</sPressureLabels>
<iUserLabels>3</iUserLabels>
<sUserLabels />