Specifications

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to 32767. The bytes are ordered in Intel format, with the
least significant byte (low order 8 bits) being first.
word A 16-bit unsigned integer value. The byte ordering is
identical to an integer but the value is interpreted to be in
the numeric range 0 65535.
Notation
The following notation is used in this chapter:
When values are given for data bytes, they are noted as two-place hexadecimal
numbers (denoted by a letter 'h' suffix) or as decimal numbers. When interpreted as
a member of the ASCII character set, a byte is called a character and its value is
shown in single quotes. For example, 49 or 31h is the same as '1'.
Bit values are defined to be either 1 or 0. The terms "true", "set", and "high" are
equivalent to 1. "False", "clear", and "low" are equivalent to 0.
Reserved Bytes
All unused bytes should be null (binary zero). All unused bits should be 0.
COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS
The following pages serve as a reference for the command set of the SmartSet
controller family.
Each page is titled with the command name and command byte(s). An upper-case
command byte indicates a set command is possible. A lower-case command byte
indicates a query is possible.
The packet contents are then given for all possible set and query versions of the
command as well as the possible responses from the controller. The function of
each command and data bytes in the packet are detailed.