Omega A2400 manual Command $1DO00 Response Command #1DO00 Response *1DO004E, Extended Address EA

Command Set 4-8

To turn the output off you could use the command:

Command: $1DO00

Response: *

Command: #1DO00

Response: *1DO004E

Digital output 0 shares the connector pin with the Alternate RTS. Bit 3 of byte 4 of the SetUp command is used to configure this pin as either digital output or RTS function. See chapter 5 for details.

The digital output setting is not stored in nonvolatile memory. If a power failure occurs, the digital output will be 0 upon power up.

The DO command is the only means of changing the digital output. There is no software provision to read the state of the digital output.

Extended Address (EA)

The Extended Address (EA) command allows the user to set the two-byte address to be used with Extended Addressing (see Chapter 7). The argument of the command specifies the hex ASCII values of the two characters to be used as the Extended Address. For example, if the address is to be set for characters ‘01’:

Command: $1EA3031

Response: *

Command: #1EA3031

Response: *1EA3031A8

Note that ‘30’ and ‘31’ are the hex ASCII values for characters ‘0’ and ‘1’ respectively.

The EA command is write-protected and must be preceded with a WE command.

The address data may be read back with the Read Extended Address (REA) command.