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The Radio Interface Task

4.5.5.9. Memory Dump Answer

ID 21

FORMAT struct {

unsigned int startAddress;

unsigned char 32;

unsigned char data[32];

} memoryDump_answer;

DESCRIPTION

This is the answer to a Memory dump request frame; although the frame has a ﬂex-

ible format, an A720 will always return 32 bytes of data.

4.5.5.10. Data

ID 38

FORMAT struct {

unsigned char RF_levelIn;

unsigned char RF_levelOut;

time_t slot_timeStamp;

unsigned char digibyte;

unsigned char counter1; /* Pulse Counter I/O B input */

unsigned char counter2; /* Pulse Counter I/O A input */

unsigned char battery;

unsigned char analog0; /* I/O B input, pin x */

unsigned char analog1; /* I/O B input, pin x */

unsigned char analog2; /* I/O B input, pin x */

unsigned char analog4; /* I/O A input, pin x */

unsigned char analog5; /* I/O A input, pin x */

unsigned char analog6; /* I/O A input, pin x */

unsigned char internalTemp; /* Internal Temperature */

} data_frame;

DESCRIPTION

This frame will be sent back by the device as an answer to the Request frame.

• RF_levelIn is the left zero (it is a placeholder and will be filled by the first de-

vice receiving the frame);

• RF_levelOut is the RF level measured by the device on the Request frame;

• slot_timeStamp is the actual time stamp on the data sent;

• digibyte represents the result of OR-ing the following bits:

— RD7 represents the battery charge switch’ status;

— u means undefined;

— RD2, RD1 and RD0 are the DIG2, DIG1 and DIG0 pins respectively.

Note: For additional info on the bits in the digibyte, check also the hardware section of this manual.

• counter1 and counter2 are the values of the pulse counters;

RD7

RB7 u u RB6 RD2 RD1 RD0