SRI GCS Literature Detailed ex SRI website 2014 - page 227

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IFM
[
n
]
Sets theactuator responsemode to [n],determininghow theactuator responds toaction
commands,where
n
= 0=no response string
1=basic response string
2=extended response string (required forBCD interface
Modesavailable:
All
Example
Command:
IFM0
<enter>
Turnsoff all responses toactioncommands
LG
[
n
]
Sets theactuator responsemode to [n],
where
n
=0=noextracharacters in the response string
1= response includes“=“, toemulateaVICImicroelectricactuator
Modesavailable:
All
Example
Command:
LG1
<enter>
Sets response to includeextracharacters
LRN
Causes the actuator to “learn”and record the locations of a two position valve’s physical
stops. When theprocess is completed, thevalve is set topositionA.
Modesavailable:
Twopositionwith stops (mode1) (factorydefault)
Seealso
AM
command
Example
Command:
LRN
<enter>
Iniates the learningprocess
NP
[
nn
]
Sets or displays the current setting for the number of ports (two position) or positions
(multiposition) on thevalveattached to theactuator,
where
nn
=2–40 (mustbeanevennumber).
Modesavailable:
Twopositionwithout stops (2),multiposition (3)
Example
(twoposition,mode2)
Command:
NP
<enter>
Returns:
NP
nn
[0x0D] (
nn
=current setting fornumberofports)
Example
(multiposition,mode3)
Command:
NP6
<enter>
Sets thenumberofpositions to6
SB
[
nnnn
]
Sets thebaud rateof the serial port,
where
nnnn
=48,96,192,384,576,or 1152
Modesavailable:
All
Example
Command:
SB192
<enter>
Sets thebaud rate for the serial port to19200
SM
[
l
]
Sets thedirectionof rotation for theactuator,
where
l
= F=Forward (toward thenexthighestnumericposition)
R=Reverse (toward thenext lowestnumericposition)
A=Auto (shortest route)
Optional Serial Interface
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