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List of Non-procedural Commands
List of Non-procedural Commands
Command
name
MEASURE
MEASURE
<Task No.>
<delimiter>
M
M <Task No.>
<delimiter>
DATAGET
DATAGET <Unit No.>
<Data No.>
<delimiter>
DATASET
DATAGET <Unit No.>
<Data No.>
<Setting value>
<delimiter>
BANKGET
BANKGET<delimiter>
BANKSET
BANKSET<Bank No.>
<delimiter>
ZERORST
ZERORST
<Task No.>
<delimiter>
ZEROCLR
ZEROCLR
<Task No.>
<delimiter>
DATASAVE
DATASAVE
<delimiter>
VERGET
VERGET<delimiter>
FLOWDATA
FLOWDATA
<delimiter>
* Specifying the node
Specify @xx at the beginning of the command.
If the node No. is 1, specify @01. (Be sure to note double digits.)
If the node No. is omitted, the command operates on the node that received it.
ZS-HL-N Series
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Non-procedural Communication Command Reference
Format
Returned value
<measured value>
<delimiter>
<measured value>
<delimiter>
<Data>
<delimiter>
OK <delimiter>
ER <delimiter>
<Bank No.>
<delimiter>
OK <delimiter>
ER <delimiter>
OK <delimiter>
ER <delimiter>
OK <delimiter>
ER <delimiter>
OK <delimiter>
ER <delimiter>
<Type/Version>
<delimiter>
OK <delimiter>
ER <delimiter>
Description
Acquires a measured value.
If <Task No.> is omitted, it aqcuires the displayed
measured value.
Same as MEASURE command.
Acquires measurement data or setting data of the
processing unit.
* For details of numbers, refer to "List of Parameters."
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Changes setting data of the processing unit.
* For details of numbers, refer to "List of Parameters."
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Acquires the current bank No.
Switches to the designated bank No.
Executes a zero-reset. If <Task No.> is omitted, it
executes on the task currently displayed as a result. If
<Task No.> is set to 4, it executes on all the tasks.
Cancels a zero-reset. If <Task No.> is omitted, it
executes on the task currently displayed as a result. If
<Task No.> is set to 4, it executes on all the tasks.
Saves all the bank data on the flash memory of the
controller.
Acquires version information of the system.
Example: ZS-LDC 1.100<delimiter>
Used to acquire measurement data at the shortest
intervals possible.
For details, refer to "FLOWDATA Reference."
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