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Syntax Diagram Conventions
The following symbols describe the syntax of commands in the following
chapters.
< ... > The characters between angled brackets show the kind of data
that you require, or that you get in a response. You do not type
the angled brackets in the actual message.
application is an application name. The names which are
available depend upon the modules installed.
boolean this can be data (DM or OFF), or a number. Any
non- zero value is an ON. In a response you get
0, for OFF, or 1, for ON.
day is a number in the range 1 to 28, 1 to 29, 1 to
30 or 1 to 31. It is the day of the month in the
date. The range used depends on the values of
“year” and “month” parameters.
hour is a number in the range 0 to 23. It is the hours
in the time.
minute is a number in the range 0 to 59. It is the
minutes in the time.
month is a number in the range 1 to 12. It is the
month in the date.
node is a node name. A node is the name of a
position in the structure of the status registers.
second is a number in the range 1 to 60. It is the
seconds in the time. Setting second to 60 will
automatically increment the other elements of
the time.
string is ascii data.
unit is one of DB, DBM, W (Watts), M (meters), or S
(seconds), or one of NW or MW, NM, or MS. It is
the units in a value.
value is numeric data in one of the forms described
below (NRl, NR2, NR3, or NRf).
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