Sets load control to ‘power’ mode, and sets load value in watts. If set
above 100W (or 50W per pair) an error will occur. If a single value is
used, it is divided in half, and each pair will draw half the specified
amount. Using two values separated with a comma allows the main
and alt pairs to be set differently. Single, odd, input values will be
rounded down.
printf(":p%d pwr %d, %d (%d) W\r\n", port,
mVal, aVal, totalW);
RESET
Description Resets port(s) to fully disconnected state.
Command: res[et]
Response: printf(":p%d reset\n", port);
SET
Description Sets load control to ‘current’ mode, and sets load value in milliamps. If
set too low, the minimum value will be set; if above 2000mA (or
1000mA per pair) an error will occur. If a single value is used, it is
divided in half, and each pair will draw half the specified amount. Using
two values separated with a comma allows the main and alt pairs to be
set differently.
Command: set <value>
set <value main>,<value alt>
Response: printf(":p%d %d, %dmA\r\n",port,valM,valA);
- or -
printf(":p%d %d, %dmA (min)\r\n",port,valM,valA);
Example: p1 set 350, 450
Example response: :p1 350, 450 mA<CR><LF>
Example: g2 set 350
Example response: :p9 350 mA<CR><LF>
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