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ASCII Modes
Mode A – ASCII, comma delimited
If the comma delimited ASCII mode is chosen, the acknowledge
sequence of “OK” <CR> <LF> is sent followed by the data. The
readings returned are separated by commas and the termination
sequence is a <CR> <LF>.
If the command generated an error, an error code “ERRn” <CR>
<LF> will be returned where n represents an error code 0 through 9.
See the end of this section for a list of possible error codes.
Mode C – ASCII, comma/<CR> delimited
This mode is useful if the captured data will be imported into a
spreadsheet program. If Mode C is chosen, the acknowledge
sequence of “OK” <CR> <LF> is sent followed by the data. If you
requested only one parameter, the returned data will be separated by
<CR> <LF>. If you requested more than one parameter, these
parameters will be separated by a comma. Each group of readings
will then be separated by <CR> <LF>. The termination sequence is
<CR> <LF>.
If the command generated an error, an error code “ERRn” <CR>
<LF> will be returned where n represents an error code 0 through 9.
See the end of this section for a list of possible error codes.