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Example
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@ RST CR/LF : reset the modem
<P0
CR/LF : command accepted
Note
When a serial communication parameter in memory register is changed with REG
command, the response of “P0” returns according to the changed setting
parameter, which may cause communication error. In such a case, set the
communication parameter of the terminal equipment in correspondence with the
new setting immediately after the issuance of RST command.
SAS Reference and Set Local Station Address
Syntax
SAS (:set value){Local Station Address}
set value : new local station address (000 to 999)
Local Station Address : local station address for 485 mode (000 to 999).
Response
xxx : current value (reference)
P0 : connection established (setting)
N0 : command error
Function
References or sets the local station address.
The current value can be referenced by entering this command with no parameter.
For setting, input the desired value to set.
The SAS command is for temporary local address and setting. To more permanently
change the local station address value, use REG00.
Example
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@ SAS001 ↵ : set the station address to 001
<P0
↵ : connection established
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@ SAS ↵ : reference the local station address
<001
↵ : output the current value (001)
STS Read Status
Syntax
STS{Local Station Address}
Local Station Address : local station address for 485 mode (000 to 999).
Response
xxxxxxxx : modem’s current status (x = 0 or 1)
N0 : command error (Except 485 mode)
Function
Reads the modem status register. (Represented with an 8-bit binary number.)