RayTek MARATHON MR - Command List

Programming Guide
Marathon MR Rev. E2 04/2011 47
9.5 Command List
Table describes the commands available for 2-way communications.
Description
Char
Format
(2)
P
(1)
B
(1)
S
(1)
N
(1)
Legal Values
Factory Default
Burst string format
$
(3)
√
√
(3)
UTSI
Show list of commands
?
√
Measured attenuation
B
nn
√
√
00 to 99
Baud rate (5)
D
nnn
√
003=300 baud
38400
012=1200 baud
024=2400 baud
096=9600 baud
192=19200 baud
√
384=38400baud
Emissivity
E
n.nn
√
√
√
0.10–1.00
1.00
Average time (4)
G
nnn.n
√
√
√
√
000.0–299.9 sec
(300 s = )
000.0
Top of mA range
H
nnnn
√
√
√
0000-9999(°C or °F)
High end of
sensor range
Sensor internal ambient
I
nnn
√
√
Switch panel lock
J
X
√
L=Locked
U=Unlocked
Unlocked
Relay alarm output control
K
n
√
0=off
2
1=on
2=Normally Open
√
3=Normally Closed
Bottom of mA range
L
nnnn
√
√
√
0000-9999 (°C or °F)
Low end of
sensor range
Mode–MR series
M
n
√
√
1=1- color
2
√
2=2- color
√
F=Fast mode
Target temp – 1-color narrow
N
nnnn
√
Output current
O
nn
√
√
00=controlled by unit
00
02=under range
21=over range
00–20=current in mA
Peak hold time (4)
P
nnn.n
√
√
v
√
000.0–299.9 sec
(300 s = )
0000.0
Wide Power
Q
nnnn.nnn
√
v
0000.000–9999.999
Narrow power
R
nnnn.nnn
√
√
0000.000–9999.999
Table 5 Command List
Notes:
(1) Commands may appear as Polled for (queried), Burst string item,
Set command, or Notification.
(2) n = number, X = uppercase letter.
(3) see section 9.3.2 Burst Mode, Seite 45
(4) Setting Peak Hold cancels Average, and vice-versa.
(5) The sensor restarts after a baud rate change. (Command is not
allowed in broadcast mode.)