Examples For Master Commands; Permanent Storage Of Configurations; Read Software Version - Sensopart FT 50 C S1 Série Instructions De Service Et De Montage

Command descrip- Dec. Hex.: ASCII Remark
tion
Tolerance settings 73
Set data transfer rate 66
8.5

Examples for master commands

This chapter describes the possible commands and replies (3rd byte) and parameters (4th byte and following).
With each command, there is an example of a possible data transfer cycle.
8.5.1

Permanent storage of configurations

Command (byte 3): decimal 83; hexadecimal 0x53
Parameter: no
Reply (byte 3): decimal 89; hexadecimal 0x59
Parameter: no
INFORMATION
Only this command ensures that parameters and data are stored permanently in the sensor. They
thus remain in the memory even after the power supply has been turned off.
Example telegram
(In the example, the sensor has the address 1)
Master telegram
Designation
1st byte Address
2nd byte Length
3rd byte Command
4th byte Check sum
8.5.2

Read software version

Command (byte 3): decimal 118; hexadecimal 0x76
Parameter: no
Reply (byte): decimal 89; hexadecimal 0x59
Parameter: Main version 7 bit data byte, secondary version 7 bit data byte
The sensor sends the software version.
Example telegram
(In the example, the sensor has the address 1 and the SW version 3.5)
50
49 I Enter colour and grey selectivity (only constructive in con-
junction with „teach colour" command).
42 B Setting of data transfer rate. Possible Baud rates are 4800,
9600, 19200 and 38400 Baud.
Decimal Hex.:
129 81
4 04
83 53
86 56
operating instructions
Sensor's reply telegram
Designation
1st byte Address
2nd byte Length
3rd byte Reply
4th byte Check sum
FT 50 C...S1 Colour sensor - GB - 068-13821 - 10.10.2011-04
Mounting and
Ex.
8.5.12
8.5.13
Decimal Hex.:
129 81
4 04
89 59
92 C