Guide to Operation
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The host device can send one of three commands:
Command: SEND TREND
Device Sends: W< CRLF >
N-200 Responds: < STX > W < CRLF > < ETX > — Sent once
when command received.
Z, W, [Y] *
A Z packet, followed by a number of W and Y packets. The
number of W packets is given by the first parameter Zn . . . n in
the Z packet plus one. The very last (Zn . . . n +1) W packet
sent is a guard packet (used for spacing graphics output). The
data in this last W-packet is invalid—discard them. Hence, Zn .
. . n gives the number of valid W packets or data points. If
events have occurred during the trend period, then Y packets
will appear spaced among the W packets at the time that the
events occurred. The Y packets are not included in the Zn . . . n
count.
< STX > E < CRLF > < ETX > — End of data,
normal completion
Command: SEND EVENTS
Device Sends: X < CRLF >
N-200 Responds: < STX > X < CRLF > < ETX > — Sent once
when command received.
Z, X, [Y] *
*Note: Square brackets indicate optional items.
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