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Serial communication protocol
REMARKS: GET/SET.
RETURNS: The commands success or error code. or the route table.
REMOTE: No.
EXAMPLES: ROUTE 42
58 ROUTE 0
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ROUTE 42 1 2 3 4 5
58 ROUTE 0
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ROUTE
42 1 2 3 4 5 0
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XCONF
DESCRIPTION: This command transmits command strings for commands, which are suited for this
mode of operation, to the targeted RTUs. Allowed commands are: CALC, COMP,
COND, LC, MSTR, NPND, OC, OPMODE, PC, ROUTE, SWITCH, VER.
PARAMETERS: XCONF <command-string>
The command string with all parameters of the command to be transmitted to the
remote device.
REMARKS: The remote version sends a corresponding radio request, the local version acts a
NOP.
RETURNS: The reply string and the commands success or error code is returned.
REMOTE: Yes, but remote only.
EXAMPLES: 53 XCONF COND 0
53 XCONF COND 0 0 0
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XDATA
DESCRIPTION: This command requests data for a list of logical channels for given timestamps.
PARAMETERS: XDATA <Tsync> <flags> <Tlast> <last channel> <max values> <nr
of channels> <channels ...> [ <max packet size> [ <Tto> ] ]
<Tsync>: — Timestamp in UTC to synchronise the RTU. When zero, then no time
synchronisation is requested.
<flags>: — These can be a combination of all defined request and reply flags:
• QUERY_FLAGS_MANDATORY (0x01): Request the RTU to honor all
flags, or if it is not capable of honoring all given flags, to return an error. If
this flag is not set, in its reply the RTU will clear capability flags for abilities
it does not possess.
• QUERY_FLAGS_NOSYSTEMTIME (0x02): This flag is a reply flag of the
RTU to indicate that the system time needs to be set.
• QUERY_FLAGS_NOTIFYPENDING (0x04): This flag is a reply flag of the
RTU and indicates a pending notification.
• QUERY_FLAGS_NEWESTVALUES (0x08): Request the RTU to only send
the newest value for each requested logical channel. In order to retrieve
the RTUs capabilities, sets all (known) flags except for the
QUERY_FLAGS_MANDATORY flag and sets <Tlast> and <Tto> to the
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