Installation guide

LMU Users Guide

V1.0.6 December 10 2009

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To omit the event code you would use:

AT$APP PARAM 2048,0,64,0

12.1.5.3 Input States

TAIP sentences may include an optional Input State extension, the format of which is:

IN=XXX

The value of XXX may range from 0 – 255. Each bit of XXX represents a different input. If

the bit is set, the input is in the high state, if it is cleared, the input is in the low state. The

bit-mapping for the inputs is as follows:

• Bit 0 = Ignition

• Bit 1 = Input 1

• Bit 2 = Input 2

• Bit 3 = Input 3

• Bit 4 = Input 4

• Bit 5 = Input 5

• Bit 6 = Input 6

• Bit 7 = Input 7

Inclusion of the input extension is controlled by bit 7 of the TAIP Enables Parameter. To

include the inputs you would use:

AT$APP PARAM 2048,0,128,128

To omit the inputs you would use:

AT$APP PARAM 2048,0,128,0

12.1.5.4 Accumulator Values

Any TAIP sentence can optionally include the values of the first 4 Accumulators (acc 0 – 3).

Each value is separated by a comma. The format of this extension is as follows:

AC=<acc_00>,<acc_01>,<acc_02>,<acc_03>

Each Accumulator Value <acc_xx> may range from 0 to 4294967296.

The Accumulator extension is included if bit 7 of the TAIP Message Selection Parameter

(ID 2049) is set. For example, to include the Accumulator Values, you would use the

command:

AT$APP PARAM 2049,0,128,128