CMD Command Description
01
H
Read Type Read the register type.
Value Description
0 INT8: Signed 8 bit value
1 UINT8: Unsigned 8 bit value
2 INT16: Signed 16 bit value
3 UINT16: Unsigned 16 bit value
4 INT32: Signed 32 bit value
5 UINT32: Unsigned 32 bit value
6 STRING: Null terminated string
9 WEIGHT: Weight value (weight, status and units)
11 EXECUTE: Perform an action (eg tare)
13 STREAM: Register for streaming other registers
18 IP: IPv4 Address register
19 REGISTER: For storing register id for streaming
20 BINBUFFER: Binary buffer (like string but can contain nulls)
02
H
Read Minimum Read the minimum value permitted for this register in hexadecimal.
03
H
Read Maximum Read the maximum value permitted for this register in hexadecimal.
05
H
Read Literal Read register contents in a ‘human readable’ format.
0F
H
Read Permission Read the register permissions mask.
Mask Description
00
H
Register is not readable
01
H
Register is readable in safe setup and higher
02
H
Register is readable in full setup only
03
H
Register is always readable
00
H
Register is not writable
04
H
Register is writable in safe setup and higher
08
H
Register is writable in full setup only
0C
H
Register is always writable
10
H
Execute Execute function defined by the register using parameters supplied in
the DATA field.
11
H
Read Final Read register contents in a hexadecimal data format.
12
H
Write Final Write the DATA field to the register.
16
H
Read Final (Decimal) Same as Read Final except numbers are decimal.
17
H
Write Final (Decimal) Same as Write Final except numbers are decimal.
1A
H
Read Minimum (Decimal) Read the minimum value permitted for this register in decimal.
1B
H
Read Maximum (Decimal) Read the maximum value permitted for this register in decimal.
REG is a four character hexadecimal field that defines the address of the Register specified in the
message. See Section 18.4: rinCMD Registers for a list of registers used by the instrument. The
viewer software will show the register address for each setting in the menu structure when they
are accessed.
:DATA carries the information for the message. Some messages require no DATA (eg Read Commands)
so the field is optional. When a DATA field is used a ‘:’ (COLON) character is used to separate
the header (ADDR CMD REG) and DATA information.
←- is the message termination (CR LF or ;).
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