Setra Super Count
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Operator's Manual 47
The following table lists additional identification fields:
ASCII Hexadecimal Equivalent ID Field
S530
D441
R522
L4C3
N4E4
Y595
H486
B427
Note: Field # 1, 5 and 7, are not cleared when the reset key is pressed or when the unit is powered
off. If your scale is equipped with the time and date option, field #6 is not accessible. If your
scale is not equipped with this option, field #6 is accessible for an ID entry.
The command letters indicated can be used in place of “S” in the command:
/ [string identifier] $ S
The string identifier may consist of any uppercase ASCII character (A-Z), any number (0-9), a space,
or a hyphen (-). It may be up to 25 characters in length. Lowercase ASCII character (a-z) are trans-
lated into uppercase by the scale. All other characters are ignored by the scale.
DO NOT SEND A CARRIAGE RETURN, CR, OR A LINE FEED, LF, DURING OR AFTER THE STRING
IDENTIFIER.
Receiving Data From the Scale Using the Immediate Print Mode
When a scale is connected to a computer, it is suggested that immediate print (“#”) be used. In
response to this command the scale will transmit whatever number or message appears in the scale
display. The “string format” output is shown below:
+/- 1 2 3 4 5 6 . c0 c1 c2 c3 CR LF
The first six digits represent the number field. A + or - sign always precedes a weight reading, and a
decimal point is always transmitted, though their exact location depends on the number transmitted.
Numbers with less than six digits are preceded by spaces and the sign is always adjacent to the
leading digit. The specific location of the decimal point depends on the precision of the number
transmitted.
“c0” is the INT mode character.
CHARACTER MEANING
I Scale is in the INT mode
(space) Scale is not in the INT mode
“c1” is the “mode” character. It describes what the number being transmitted represents. The follow-
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