User's Manual

Serial communication protocol
• DATA_PARTIAL_BIT_1 0x09U
• DATA_PARTIAL_BYTE 0x0aU
• DATA_PARTIAL_WORD16 0x0bU
• DATA_PARTIAL_WORD32 0x0cU
• DATA_PARTIAL_FLOAT 0x0dU
• /* DATA_PARTIAL_BYTEFIELD 0x0eU */
<value>: Actual value for integer and float values when valid or partial.
<t-measurement>: optional offset to save time, when then value was
actually measured.
<interval>: optional interval time of saving values.
Following values start with a time offset relative to the immediately preceding point
in time (even when given as offset):
<t-diff-to-previous-record>: Time offset to previous save time. Thus a
software must add up the <last-saved-time_t> and all the intermediate <t-diff-to-
previous-record> offsets in order to calculate the correct point in time when the
following values were saved.
<number of values>: Same as above.
<m-values>+: Same as above.
This data format was designed in order to optimize the available space. With
transmission speed being quite low, data space is highly valuable in radio frames.
REMOTE: Yes.
EXAMPLES: XDATA 0 0 1092746115 0 255 0
59 XDATA 0 0 0x0 0x4121fbb0 6 0 0xf5 4.965209 2 0xf5 2.268247
9 0xf5 14.90196 11 0xf5 0 13 0xf5 -97.79932 14 0xf5 14.90196
10 1 12 0xf5 941
5 2 1 0xf5 2.298866 6 0xf5 1883
15 2 3 0xf5 2.494401 5 0xf5 8173
15 1 7 0xf5 6886
15 1 0 0xf5 4.949338
15 2 1 0xf5 2.293983 6 0xf5 1879
45 5 0 0xf5 4.963989 2 0xf5 2.267637 9 0xf5 14.90196 11 0xf5
0 14 0xf5 14.90196
10 1 12 0xf5 940
5 2 1 0xf5 2.298866 6 0xf5 1883
15 2 3 0xf5 2.494401 5 0xf5 8173
15 1 7 0xf5 6886
15 2 0 0xf5 4.961547 13 0xf5 -68.45947
15 2 1 0xf5 2.296425 6 0xf5 1881
45 6 0 0xf5 4.948117 2 0xf5 2.259091 8 0xf5 6.352942 9 0xf5
15.05882 10 0xf5 26.11764 11 0xf5 0
0
#
XIMME
DESCRIPTION: This command delivers immediate data either from all configured physical
channels in converted (engineering) or raw values, or all raw ADC values.
PARAMETERS: XIMME <samplemode> ...
37