Table 6.1 shows the meaning of the response data and its code (indicated in hexadecimal).
Table 6.1 Response data
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6.2Command/Response Format
The command/response format is as follows.
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(1)CNT (count) field
The total number of bytes in the command/response to be transmitted is represented.
(2)CMD/RPS field
A command or response code is indicated.
(3)TEXT field
Additional information for a command or response, called control or device information, is indicated.
(4)Additional field
In some commands, additional field exists next to TEXT field.
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