How To Send Commands; How To Read Parameter Values - Kannad PROV-CARBON Manuel Utilisateur

USER MANUAL / MANUEL UTILISATEUR
The pin-out for the PROV-CARBON's test port is shown below:

5.4. How to Send Commands

You must communicate with PROV-CARBON to verify or change its configuration parameters, to read data
from the float, or to test the float's functions. You perform these verifications/changes by sending
commands, and by observing the float's response to those commands. Compose commands by typing
characters on the keyboard of your PC, and send them to PROV-CARBON by pressing the Enter key.
In the following descriptions of commands we will use the general syntax:
• Keystrokes entered by the user are written in bold.
• Replies received from the float are in normal font.
• Commands entered by the user end with the Enter key.
To begin communication with PROV-CARBON, remove the magnet. PROV-CARBON should respond with
initialization information (Serial Number and software version) followed by a ] prompt character. For
example:
SNYYXXX / V10.00 + YLAXXXXXXX
]
SNYYXXX
Where is the serial number (year YY, identification XXX), V10.00 the software version.
XXXXXXX
YLA is the KANNAD software identification number.
This means that PROV-CARBON is functioning and awaiting your command(s).

5.5. How to Read Parameter Values

Read the values of parameters by sending the PM command. Do this by typing the characters ?PM in
response to PROV-CARBON's ] prompt character. End the command by pressing the Enter key. It should
look like this:
?PM
PROV-CARBON will respond:
<PM0 255>
<PM1 10>
<PM2 2>
<PM3 12>
<PM4 0>
<PM5 0>
<PM6 12>
<PM7 10>
<PM8 1000>
<PM9 2000>
<PM10 10>
<PM11 200>
<PM12 10>
<PM13 25>
<PM14 1>
<PM15 1>
PROV-CARBON
Figure 4: Test port pin-out, view from above
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DATE : 20/12/2007
INDEX : A
REF. : DOC07220