Data Output Formats, Mm/Dd/Yy | Omega Vehicle Security 1400 specification

Appendix A	API Commands

Data Output Formats

Data Type	Engineering Units	Binary		Counts
		High Byte /	Low Byte /
		Low Byte	High Byte
Temperature	xxxx.xx °C	H/L	L/H	±xxxxx
	xxxx.xx °F	H/L	L/H	±xxxxx
	xxxx.xx °R
	xxxx.xx °K
Volts	+xx.xxxxxxxxx	H/L	L/H	±xxxxx
Time/Date	hh:mm:ss.mil,	hmstMDY		hh:mm:ss.mil,
Absolute	MM/DD/YY			MM/DD/YY
Relative	hh:mm:ss.mil,	hmstMDY		hh:mm:ss.mil,
	DDDDDDDD			DDDDDDDD
Timebase	hh:mm:ss.t	Interpreted as engineering units		Interpreted as
				engineering units

Legend

x = ASCII digit	H = high order byte	x = ASCII digit
h = hours	L = low order byte	h = hours
m = minutes	h = hours	m = minutes
s = seconds	m = minutes	s = seconds
mil (see Note 1)	s = seconds	mil (see Note 1)
MM = months	t = tenths	MM = months
DD = days	M = months	DD = days
YY = years	D = days	YY = years
DDDDDDDD= Days	Y = years	DDDDDDDD=
		Days

Note 1: mil is milliseconds for ASCII, but microseconds for binary (2-hexidecimal) output format.

Data output formats differ slightly from data input formats in that binary formats may be used for Channel Data. Channel Data is the only output data which may use the binary format (if it is specified). Channel Data is defined as data originating from the High/Low/Last (HLL) Registers or the Acquisition Buffer. The commands that initiate Channel Data output are the R, R#, U4, U5 and U13 commands. However, Channel Data may also be output as Engineering Units and Counts.

Data output formats for command queries will follow the same rules as data input formatting. As in the case of data input formats, all readings output will be in Engineering Units unless Counts is specified. However, there are only 3 command queries which need to follow the F command format in this fashion. They are C?, L? and U8 command queries.

Note: It also should be noted that readings are only converted to the specified engineering units if the associated channel type is a channel that supports those engineering units. For example if the specified channel is a volts channel and the engineering units is 0 (°C), the reading will be interpreted as volts, not a temperature in °C.

Note: When Binary formats are specified, the HLL, Scan and Block terminator do not apply.

The following table shows the effect of the Set Data Format (F) command on readings input/output formats for the commands and queries over which it has control. Refer to the Data Format section of Appendix C for more examples.

Reading Formats

Command	Engineering Units	Binary		Counts
		High Byte /	Low Byte /
		Low Byte	High Byte
C	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Counts
C?	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Counts
L	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Counts
L?	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Counts
U8	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Engr. Units	Counts
U4	Engr. Units	Binary (H/L)	Binary (L/H)	Counts
U5	Engr. Units	Binary (H/L)	Binary (L/H)	Counts
U13	Engr. Units	Binary (H/L)	Binary (L/H)	Counts
R	Engr. Units	Binary (H/L)	Binary (L/H)	Counts
R#	Engr. Units	Binary (H/L)	Binary (L/H)	Counts

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1400 specifications

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Omega Vehicle Security 1400 manual Data Output Formats, Mm/Dd/Yy, Dddddddd =

Models: 1400

Data Output Formats

MM/DD/YY

DDDDDDDD

hh:mm:ss.t

Interpreted as engineering units

engineering units

DDDDDDDD=

Reading Formats

Command

Engineering Units

Binary

Counts

U13

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