Serial Output Data - GE Optica Operator's Manual

4.6.4a Query Mode Format:
$HELP < >
$GETDATA 0 <item> <item> <item>... <item> Requested data items
$GETSTATUS 0 < >
$GETDATA 0 0 1 < >
$GETSTATUS < >
Note: The symbol < > indicates a carriage return.
Note: The 0 and 1 above, following the "GETDATA 0" command, reference the numeric suffix of
the parameter identifier from Table 6 on page 43. For example A0 has units Tdew °C, so the
0 requests Tdew °C.

4.6.5 Serial Output Data

Item
Selected The units of currently selected parameters are shown,
Outputs along with the number of decimals for each unit.
Time Stamp* Output date and time with each data string.
Show Status* Output dew point sensor status with each data string
(Heat, Cool, Balance, PACER, Service, Alarm 1, Alarm 2).
Parameter Select a parameter to configure.
Units Set the units for the selected parameter.
Format* Choose output format for the selected parameter.
Separator* Choose separator to be used between parameters.
Terminator* Choose the terminator(s) for each group of data.
Interval (sec)* Enter the output interval in seconds.
Decimals Enter the number of decimal places for the selected
parameter.
ADD button Control button to add the configured parameter to the
output list, using the units and number of decimals
designated.
REMOVE Control button to remove from the output list the
button parameter selected at the top of the serial output menu.
Optica™ Operator's Manual
Table 19: Query Mode Format
Command:
Query mode examples:
Table 20: Serial Output Data Options
Function
Returns . . .
Help string
Status string
returns the Dew Point °C, Dew Point °F
Returns a string of 1s and 0s corresponding to
PACER, Service, Control, Heat, Cool, Alarm 1, Alarm 2
Units of selected output are displayed.
Select one with the UP/DOWN keys to
change it or delete it using
Enabled/Disabled
Enabled/Disabled
Humidity, Temperature, Pressure or
User Equation
See Table 5 on page 42 for available
units.
Dp=##.#, ###.#(Dp), No Label
Space, Comma, TAB, CR, CR-LF
Comma, CR, CR-LF
Enter a number.
Enter a number (6 maximum).
Select button and press
Select button and press
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Available Options
REMOVE
ENTER
ENTER
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