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Table 4-7. Host port commands (Continued)
Command
Description
Reads statistics on events in the unit. The
220
command from the Host should contain a
report
customer
one-byte number indicating which statistic
service
value is wanted. The controller returns 4
statistics
bytes (4-9 represent a 32-bit number count of
the event):
• 0 = AC On total time
• 1 = RF On total time
• 2 = Total kilowatt-hours delivered
• 3 = Joules
• 4 = The number of times the unit has
• 5 = The number of times RF output has
• 6 = The number of DeviceNet
• 7 = The number of times RF enable has
• 8 = The number of line faults that have
• 9 = The number of overtemperature
• 10 = The number of host port heartbeat
Returns fault codes for the last ten faults. The
221
controller returns 10 bytes. Each byte
report last
ten faults
contains a fault code. The low order byte is
the most recent fault. The fault codes are:
• 0 = No fault
• 1 = Overtemperature fault
• 2 = Line fault
• 3 = RF enable without interlock fault
• 4 = DeviceNet communications fault
• 5 to 254 = Undefined
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been powered on
been enabled
communication faults that has occurred
been set without the interlock set
occurred
faults that have occurred
time-outs
Communication Interfaces
HFV 8000 Generator
Number of
Number of
Host Data
Response
Bytes
Data Bytes
1
4
0
10
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