Programming
EPM2000/EPM2000e Reference Guide
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Bits 4-0 (If Range Information) Range
00000 = 10
0
00001 = 10
1
00010 = 10
2
...
01110 = 10
14
01111 = 10
15
10000 = not used
10001 = 10
-15
10010 = 10
-14
...
11110 = 10
-2
11111 = 10
-1
Bits 4-2 (If Unit Information) Type of Data
000 = Pulse Measurement
001 = Statistical Batch Mean (Average) Measurement
010 = Statistical Batch Standard Deviation Measurement
011 = Statistical Batch Maximum Measurement
100 = Statistical Batch Minimum Measurement
101 = Command in Process
110 = Command Completed
111 = End of Data
Bits 1-0 (If Unit Information) Units
00 = Joules
01 = Volts
10 = Watts
11 = Hertz
Data Bytes contain the 12-bit value of the reading. They are always in the order: Data High Byte,
Data Low Byte. In the Data High Byte, bits 7 and 6 are always 1 and 0, respectively. Bits 5-0 are
bits 11-6 of the Data Value. In the Data Low Byte, bits 7 and 6 are always both 1 and bits 5-0 are
bits 5-0 of the Data Value. Append the two pieces of the Data Value, convert to decimal, add leading
zeroes if necessary to complete the 4-digit decimal value, and add the implied decimal point. Use the
most recent Status Byte values to complete the reading.
Table 4: Data High Byte Map.
Table 5: Data Low Byte Map.
Bit
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Mnemonic
1 1 d5 d4 d3 d2 d1 d0