4. DATA INPUT/OUTPUT
IMPORTANT
• For the “Initial setting” by RS-232 input, setting of both “Input/output format” and “ID
No.” are retained.
NOTE
•
•
For the detail of each item in the operation content, refer to Chapter 3.
“A##” indicates the setting command of the analog range. For information about the
analog range, refer to section 3.2.3. Switching the analog range (analog resolution)
during display of “range”
3 Error command
Operation content
Input
(External device -> this instrument)
Output
(This instrument -> external device)
Over-speed
CH**,Error 20CRLF
Overflow
CH**,Error 30CRLF
Communication
command error
CH**,Error 52CRLF
Tolerance setup
error
CH**,Error 90CRLF
Preset value error
CH**,Error 95PCRLF
Upper limit
value error
CH**,Error 95GCRLF
Lower limit
value error
―
CH**,Error 95DCRLF
Error
Cancel
CS**CRLF CH**CRLF
NOTE
•
•
“” indicates a space.
For detailed information about errors, refer to “5 ERROR DISPLAY AND ACTION”.
4.2.5 Communication sample
The example of RS-232 communication by using the hyper terminal (attached in the
Windows) is described below.
1 Start up the hyper terminal and select the setting of the digimatic indicator (ID-H side)
to the “Port setting”.
It is also possible to select “Port setting” by clicking on “File” → ”Properties”
→”Connect to” and press the “Configure…” button.
When it is necessary to set the initial setting, set “Port setting” as follows.
“Bits per second”：9600bps, “Data bit”：7bit, “Parity”： even
“Stop bits”：2bit, “Flow control”：Hardware
2 Continue to select some of the settings for the hyper terminal.
Click on “File”
→
”Properties”
→
”Settings” to change the setting as follows.
「Emulation」：ANSI
Click on “ASCII setup” to put the checking mark for check boxes: “Send line ends
with line feeds”, “Echo typed characters locally”, “Append line feeds to incoming line
ends” and “Wrap lines that exceed terminal width”.
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