ex: | “y E”, with the FOB104 thermometer, will return: |
| CH1: power:2.61, lamp attenuation: 250, CCD time: 50ms (fixed)<CR> |
| CH2: power:2.51, lamp attenuation: 250, CCD time: 50ms (fixed)<CR> |
| CH3: power:2.38, lamp attenuation: 125, CCD time: 50ms (fixed)<CR> |
| CH4: power:1.09*, lamp attenuation: 125, CCD time: 50ms (fixed)<CR> |
*: 0.3 to 1.1 indicates that no probe is detected for this channel.
“z[j[“ or “z[i;j]” This command is used in conjunction with the “s” command, as it sets the temperature that corresponds to the analog zero (minimum value of analog output). For
5.4 Typical temperature reading sequence
Once all parameters have been set, the following sequence should normally be followed to extract temperature information from your FOB100 thermometer. 2 procedures can be used for this purpose. The first method consists in using the “ta” command (preferred), while the second sequence would be:
d)The host computer should send the “t” (or “t[i]”) command, followed by a E character.
e)The thermometer responds by echoing the requested temperature values, as indicated above; the transmission is terminated by a “*” character.
f)When the “*” character is received, it is suggested to immediately terminate the dialog session by having the host computer issue the “r” command followed by a E character.
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