Schweitzer Engineering SEL-2032 - SEL-2032 Message Strings

Date Code 20120126 Instruction Manual SEL-2032 Communications Processor
SEL-2032 Message Strings
Special Characters for Use in Strings (Sheet 1 of 2)
Character Use
a
Comment
\" A Quote character. Use to insert a quote character in a string.
\\ A Backslash character. Insert a backslash character in a string.
\n A New line character (CR/LF combination, just CR on SEL IED ports).
\0xx A Insert any 8-bit character.
xx = A character value in hex; (e.g., \004 is ASCII EOT character. See Appendix E: ASCII
Reference Table for ASCII conversion table.)
\<Enter> A Use this sequence to continue a string to the next line
\At/ I
b
Register address.
t = specifies the address format:
b = binary (2 bytes)
a = ASCII-hex (4 digits)
\Csx/ O Begin checksum calculation
x specifies checksum type:
c = CRC-16
b = 8-bit checksum
w = 16=bit checksum
\CE/ O Stop checksum calculation
\COyz O Output checksum.
y specifies format:
a = ASCII-hexadecimal
b = binary
x = binary with XON/XOFF encoding
z specifies byte order:
h = high byte first
l = low byte first
\DA[C][P]n/ O DA = output unsolicited message queue data for Port n;
C = if included, clear the queue after the read; the data are handled as set of characters.
P = only output characters not previously output; mutually exclusive with C parameter.
\Dt/ I
b
or
READACK
D = data item.
t = specifies the data format:
b = binary word (2 bytes)
c = binary bytes (1 byte)
h = ASCII-hex word (4 digits)
g = ASCII-hex byte (2 digits)
\Fp:r[;C[A]]/ O F = Output formatted region data.
p = port number
r = the data region
;C = clear archive item after it is read
CA = read the entire queue of records from an archive region and clear them as they are read.
\Idstr[:h]/ O Initiate a phone call using the given dial string. Only applies to modem ports.
dstr = a dial string of up to 40 characters. Typically consists of ATDT and phone number.
h = hang-up flag.
Y to hang up at end of message
N to stay on line
\M O Issue modem escape sequence. Only applies to modem ports.
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