POWER EXAMPLE DATA BYTES
Power_Toggle $2 “53 A1 00 00” $3
Power_On $2 "53 A5 00 01 01" $3
Power_Off $2 "53 A5 00 01 00" $3
Get_Power $2 "53 A6 01 00" $3
EEPROM
Write Write Adr 1, Val 1
$2 “53 A2 00 02 01 01” $3
Byte 0 = Adr;
Byte 1 = Value;
Read Read Adr 2
$2 “53 A2 01 01 02” $3
Byte 0 = Adr;
GLASS COLOUR
Write_BlackGlas $2 “53 A3 00 02 00 21” $3 Byte 0 = Epr Adr;
Byte 1 = Sensor Val
Write_WhiteGlas $2 “53 A3 00 02 00 2C” $3 Byte 0 = Epr Adr;
Byte 1 = Sensor Val
EPR_SENSOR_CONFIG
Reload_Epr $2 “53 A4 00 01 01” $3 Byte 0 = Reload;
Glass colour:
The value for the glass colour is written to the EEPROM and the sensor. This
means that the defined colour can be read out from address 0 of the EEPROM but
just changing address 0 is not enough for changing the colour.
Sensor configuration:
The sensor factory settings are located in the Flash and written to the EEPROM
the first time the device is booted up. Later changes over RS232 are saved in the
EEPROM. If you want to revert to the factory setting, using the command
Reload_Epr, the CD player can be forced to write the original Flash values to the
EEPROM on the occasion of the next cold start. All manual changes are then
overwritten.
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