Instruction manual

Page 56 Z-12 Real-Time Sensor Operation and Reference Manual
s = DL: DMA low power
Example:
$PASHR,CFG,LZ Low-power Z-12 receiver
Query Receiver Current Segment Number
$PASHQ,CRS
This command requests the receiver current segment number. The structure is
$PASHQ,CRS. The response is output from the port that received the request.
$PASHR,CRS
The response is in the form $PASHR,CRS,i where i is the current file index in the
receiver external memory. Range of i is 0 through 99.
Example: $PASHR,CRS,8
This indicates nine files in the sensor, because the first file is numbered 0, not 1.
Store String
$PASHS,DSC
This command stores a string as an event data to the current open file in receiver. The
command structure is $PASHS,DSC,s where s is an ASCII string, maximum 80
characters. The file is output as a D-file during data downloading.
Example: Store string “This is a test”
$PASHS,DSC This is a test
Query File Directory
$PASHQ,DIR,X
This command requests sensor file directory information. The command structure is
$PASHQ,DIR,x
where x is port A, B, or C.
Example: Request file directory on port B
$PASHQ,DIR,B
The associated response message is:
$PASHR,DIR,d1,d2,d3,d4,d5,d6,d7,d8,d9*CK