AE & AEK Series Communication Protocol

8-2-1 Data Transmission
Syntax: ADDS <adds>
Parameter: 0 <= adds <= 7
Description: When device receives a command, even if the addressing flag is set
to 1 or clear to 0, UART will execute this command. Only if the addressing of
device is the same with <adds>, UART will set the device addressing flag to 1 and reply
“ = > CR LF” to express that the execution is completed. If address of the
device isn't the same with <adds>, UART will set the device addressing flag to 0, but will not reply.
If there are no devices exist, all device addressing flag will be clear to 0, and device will not reply.
8-2-2 Global Power ON / OFF Control
Syntax: GLOB <type>
Parameter: type = 0 or 1
Description: When device receives a command, whether the addressing flag is set to 1
or clear to 0, UART will execute this command. This command will be executed no matter
whether or not the device addressing is effective. This command is suitable for the situation
where all devices need synchronous control.
<type> = 0: Control mode will be set to REMOTE. -> SMPS are controlled by program command,
and make the output set to 0. ->Power Off.
Only the device with addressing flag
=1 will reply “= > CR LF “ to express that the execution is completed.
The device with addressing flag=0 will not reply.
<type> = 1: Control mode will be set to REMOTE. -> SMPS are controlled by program command,
and make the output set to 1. ->Power On.
Only the device with addressing flag
=1 will reply “= > CR LF “ to express the execution is completed.
The device with addressing flag=0 will not reply.
<type> is not 0 or 1: Only the device with addressing flag=1 will reply “! > CR LF “to express
the execution is error. The device with addressing flag=0 will not reply.
8-2-3 Global Control O/P Voltage Setting
Syntax: GSV <value>
Parameter: value -> Global Voltage value for setting.
Description: Global Output Voltage Setting.
e. g. To set Global output voltage to 12V, the command is: GSV 12
8-2-4 Global Control O/P Current Setting
Syntax: GSI <value>
Parameter: value -> Global Current value for setting.
Description: Global Output Current Setting.
e. g. To set Global output current to 100A, the command is: GSI 100