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Example :
Recorded Serial Data Print Format 'A'
54
45
53
54
25
50
Example:
Recorded Serial Data Print Format 'B'
12016.463: 0x54
84 T [2]
12016.463: 0x45
69 E [2]
12016.465: 0x53
83 S [2]
12016.466: 0x54
84 T [2]
12016.467: 0x25
37 % [2]
12016.469: 0x50
80 P [2]
GSE Scale Systems
Print Collected Data
P < comm
Arguments
A
Print format 'A' – print data as Hex characters only.
B
Print format 'B' – print data as both Hex and decimal
characters with time stamp and port number.
Communication port (1 à 4; * = all ports) for receiving
comm
r
data.
Communication port (1 à 4) for transmitting (printing)
comm
t
collected data.
Record Received Serial Data
Serves as a diagnostic tool that collects serial data from all comm ports
and stores the received data in the database RAM for analysis. This is
especially useful for troubleshooting input interpreter problems. All but 4K
of the remaining database RAM will be allocated for data collection (no
RAM will be allocated for the 460 Series). There must be at least 526
bytes available (50 rows of data). It takes 10 bytes of storage for every
character received. A 4K data base can hold 400 characters and a 256K
database about 258,000 characters. To display data from only one port,
use multiple E%' commands to turn off each unwanted comm port
Data is displayed in rows starting with the oldest data first. The oldest
data is written after the buffer is filled. In this way the most recent bytes
are retained.
!
This feature remains enabled, even when the indicator is powered
down, until explicitly disabled with the F%' command.
Collected serial data can be represented in two different print formats:
Format 'A' sends each character as the ASCII Hex value followed by a
carriage return <CR> (see example – Print Format 'A').
Format 'B' sends a time stamp, the ASCII Hex value, the ASCII decimal
value, the ASCII character and the comm port number followed by a
carriage return <CR> (see example – Print Format 'B').
S%'
Allocates all but 4K (0K for 460 Series) of remaining
database memory and starts collecting data on all
ports.
%'
Displays (for one second) the number of rows of serial
data that can be stored. Data is stored 1 byte per row.
E2%'
Ends (suspends) data collection on comm 2.
R2%'
Resumes data collection on comm 2.
E*%'
Ends (suspends) data collection on all comm ports.
R*%'
Resumes data collection on all comm ports.
> < A | B > < comm
r
> %'
t
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