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Operation Commands Section 5-7
Note 1. These commands are supported by upgraded pulse output models and analog out-
put models only.
2. Command codes for which the related information is indicated as “00” or “10,” or
“01” or “11” use the same command for both ch1 and ch2. Either value in the relat-
ed information can be used. (The result will be the same.)
Response Response Text
Response Codes
“0A” PV hold “00” or “10”
“0B” Parameter initialize “00” or “10”
“0C” Alarm latch cancel “00”: Cancel alarm latch 1 for ch1 (See note 1.)
“01”: Cancel alarm latch 2 for ch1 (See note 1.)
“02”: Cancel alarm latch 3 for ch1
“0F”: Cancel all alarm latches for ch1
(See note 1.)
“10”: Cancel alarm latch 1 for ch2 (See note 1.)
“11”: Cancel alarm latch 2 for ch2 (See note 1.)
“12”: Cancel alarm latch 3 for ch2 (See note 1.)
“1F”: Cancel all alarm latches for ch2
(See note 1.)
“F0”: Cancel alarm latch 1 for ch1, ch2
(See note 1.)
“F1”: Cancel alarm latch 2 for ch1, ch2
(See note 1.)
“F2”: Cancel alarm latch 3 for ch1, ch2
(See note 1.)
“FF”: Cancel all alarm latches for ch1, ch2
(See note 1.)
Command
code
Command code Related information
Item Description
MRC/SRC This field contains the same value (“30”/“05”) as specified in
the command text.
Response code This field contains the execution result of the command.
Response
code
Code name Description
“1001” Command length over The command is too long.
“1002” Command length short The command is too short.
“1100” Parameter error The command code or related information is
invalid.
“2203” Operation error Communications writing is disabled.
The specified operation cannot be executed.
For details, refer to 5-9 Commands and
Responses.
An error occurs in EEPROM.
“0000” Normal completion The command was successfully executed.
MRC SRC
Response code
(MRES/SRES)
“30” “05”
22 4 bytes
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