Device.comm.serial - FALCOM MAMBOII User Manual

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ONFIGURATION OMMAND
Notes
In order to enable more than one communication services at once, specify
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the sum determined by adding the corresponding hex value of each
communication services, for example:
− the hexadecimal value
enabled/available, while all others (the omitted one) remain disabled.
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By default it is set to "F", signifying that all types of communication services
are enabled and ready for use.

3.2.10.4 DEVICE.COMM.SERIAL

Parameter syntax
This parameter defines the communication mode that will be used when the
MAMBOII receives a message/command from the serial channel. It also defines
whether any system-related message <output_state>
transmitted to the redirected channel <channel>.
<mode>
MAMBOII supports and operates in two communication modes, the Command
and Data mode. In Command mode, it waits for PFAL commands. In Data mode,
all received commands/messages are redirected to the specified <channel> as
they are without changing and processing any of them. The <mode> defines
the communication mode to be used on this channel. It can be set to:
Value
cmd
data=<channel>,<textmode>
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DEVICE.COMM.SERIAL=<mode>,<output_state>
Meaning
Places the serial channel in command mode. Everything
sent to the MAMBOII through this interface will be
processed as a PFAL command. Responses to the sent
command are also returned through the serial interface.
However, if <output_state> is greater than 0, all selected
messages will be continuously output through this
interface.
Everything sent to the MAMBOII through this interface is
redirected to the specified channel <channel> without
processing any of them. In this mode user messages
without leading "PFAL" can be used (messages without
leading the "PFAL" for controlling peripheral devices,
which are connected to). The <textmode> is set to 1, the
system checks each message received from the serial line
for <CRLF> characters to occur Sys.eSerialData event.
However, if <output_state>
selected messages will be transmitted continuously
through the specified <channel> channel. See also
chapter 6.8,
<channel>
Specifies the channel to redirect the data. It can be set to
(without leading "0x"):
0x00
0x01
0x02
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Places the serial channel in data mode.
page 259 as a reference.
Data is not redirected somewhere (this data
could be done via alarms now using the
dynamic entry
&SerialData
Redirects data to the serial channel.
Redirects data to the CSD channel.
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will be periodically
is greater than 0, the
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