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In the following example are the steps for printing (outputting) the single event log:
• The user inputs $k (HEX 24/HEX 6B).
• The unit responds with S00 CR/LF.
• The user responds with %.
• The unit will then output the first event. E000 1 056.12:13:45.1437952 CR/LF.
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• When this data has been taken, the user responds with %.
• The unit will output the second event. E001 1 056.12:13:46.5327642 CR/LF.
• When this data has been taken, the user responds with %.
• The unit will then output E002 ? CR/LF.
The question mark signifies that there is no data available. Event E001 was the last event.
In the above example, S00 indicates no missing events. The first event (E000) occurred on
Channel One at the specified time. The second event (E001) occurred on Channel One at the
specified time.
4.9 REQUEST ONE EVENT LOG DATA
This command allows the user to request data from any one of the 256 events.
• The user inputs $p (HEX 24/HEX 70) followed by “aaa” where aaa is the three digit event
number.
• The unit will respond with:
Sbb (space) Eaaa (space) xx (space) ddd.hh:mm:ss.ccccccc CR/LF
Where: bb = event status
aaa = requested event number
xx = event channel number
ddd = days
hh = hours
mm = minutes
ss = seconds
cc = subseconds
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