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Ver.1.1
REG (Show/set memory registers)
[Format]
REG (register-number) (:setting value)
register-number: 00 to 26
setting value: 00H to FFH (000 to 255)
[Response]
xxH: Current value
P0:
Normal end
N0:
Command error
[Function]
- This command recalls setting value of memory register and/or sets a value of memory register.
- Available setting value of "register number" is 00 to 26.
- When this command is executed without "setting value", current value of the defined register is recalled.
- "setting value" should be 3 digit decimal value or 2 digit hexadecimal value . If it is hexadecimal value,
"H" should be added at the end of the value.
[Examples of use]
>@REG00<Cr><Lf>:
<00H<Cr><Lf>:
>@REG00:001<Cr><Lf>: This command sets value of REG00 to 001
<P0<Cr><Lf>:
This command recalls the value of REG00.
This response indicates the current value is "00H".
This response indicates the normal end of command processing.
After executing this command to set a new value for a register, be sure
to execute the RST command. If you turn off the power of the
FDP02 before executing the RST command, the new setting of the
register will not be reflected to the FDP02.
It will take 520ms at maximum for P0 response of this command.
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