Scaime ipe 50 - Serial Command Which Supplies the Indicator Status; Key Pressure Simulation Command

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Serial command which supplies the indicator status
[CC]STAT<CR LF>
Instrument response:
[CC]STATXX<CR LF>
in which XX is a decimal value which supplies the status of the indicator; the possible values are:
XX indicator status
00 normal scale status
01 normal scale status in input
02 instrument in technical set-up
04 in boot phase
05 in rx/tx set-up phase
06 in test phase of the serial ports
07 in print test
08 in firmware update phase
09 in stand-by
10 in automatic zero phase
12 in opto-isolated inputs test phase
Key pressure simulation command
[CC]KEYPXX<CR LF>
in which XX is the code of the pressed key:
00: ->0<- key; 01: ->T<- key; 02: MODE key; 03: ENTER/PRINT key; 04: C key;
Instrument response: OK<CR LF>: accepted command.
In case the simulated key has two linked functions (key briefly pressed or at length, like the TARE key),
if the KEYP command is followed by the release command of the (KEYR) key within a maximum time of
1,5 seconds, the simple function will be executed (key briefly pressed); otherwise the second function
will be made (key pressed at length).
NOTA: The instrument does not transmit the OK answer to the following short commands: P, Q, T, W,
X, Z.
LEGEND
[CC]= instrument code, e.g.. 00 (only with RS485 protocol).
<CR LF>= Carriage Return + Line Feed (ASCII characters 13 and 10).
SERIAL ERRORS
Upon each serial command received the instrument transmits a response which may be a response to a
command (see the command description) or the indication of the command error:
ERR01<CR LF> it is shown when a correct command is transmitted from the PC to the indicator
however it is followed by letters inserted involuntarily (I.E.: READF TARES…).
ERR02<CR LF> it is shown when a correct command is transmitted from the PC to the indicator, but
containing wrong data.
ERR03<CR LF> it is shown when an unhallowed command is transmitted. It may be a command not
used in the selected functioning mode or the command reaches the indicator in the instant in which the
keyboard buffer is already occupied by another command.
ERR04<CR LF> it is shown when an inexistent command is transmitted.