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WATLOW Series 942
How to Use Data Communications
PtYP = rAtE PtYP = tI Step Type
Set Point Set Point Soak Jumploop End
Type Code 1123 0
Data.2 <SP> <SP> <HOUr> <JS> <End>
Data.3 <rAtE> <HOUr> <min> <JC>
Data.4 <Ent1> <min> <SEC>
Data.5 <Ent2> <SEC> <Ent1>
Data.6 <Ent1> <Ent2>
Data.7 <Ent2>
"? STP" Command
The "? STP" command reads a given step in the Series 942 program space (24
steps total).
The syntax for this command is:
?<Space> STP <Space> <Step #>
The command will return the following information:
<Step#> <Space> <Step Type> <Space> Data.2 <Space> Data.3 ... Data.n
Table 7 below shows how to interpret the response syntax. Note that each
argument is an ASCII decimal number representing a specific value for each
parameter listed in the table.
A response for Step# 8 would be:
<8> <space> <1> <Space> <235> <space> <1> <space> <20> <space> <15>
<space> <1> <space> <0>
This tells you that Step# 8 is a Set Point step, SP is 235°. Step time is 1:20:15,
Ent1 is ON and Ent2 is OFF.
Table 7 -
"? STP" Command
Response Data.
<> = Non-literal
Description.
"= HOLD" Command
This command causes the 942 program to HOLD. If the program is already
HOLDing, an error will occur.
The syntax for this command (not including protocol characters) is:
= <Space> HOLD <Space> 1
Check the HOLD status with "? MODE."
"= RESU" Command
This command causes a Series 942 program to RESUME. If the program is
already RUNning, an error will occur.
The syntax for this command (not including protocol characters) is:
= <Space> RESU <Space> 1
Check the RUN status with "? MODE."
Commands
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