Specifications

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Controlling Multiplexer Operation
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Controlling Multiplexer Operation
The MUX Control system parameter (0x0A) operates the multiplexer.
Reading the value of the parameter returns
the type of multiplexer connected,
based on the device type code (Table 5-1).
Table 4-2 Dev
ice Type Values
Return Code SkyePlus Multiplexer SkyeModule Reader
01 MXH four-port M2
02 MXH eight-port M2
05 MHU four-port M7, M9
06 MHU eight-port M7, M9
00 No device detected
Writing a value to the MUX Control system paramet
er lets you address different
ports on the multiplexer. The value provided in the data field corresponds
directly to the multiplexer port to address. For example, writing 0x05 in the data
field selects multiplexer port 5. All tag operations that follow occur on port 5
until the parameter is set to a different value.
Example: Detecting a Multiplexer
In the following example, the response data of 0x01 indicates a SkyePlus MXH
multiplexer is detected. (The example shows both ASCII and binary forms of the
command.)
Command = Read System Parameter
Mandatory Flags = (none)
Request (ASCII Mode)
Start Flags Command Address Number Blocks CRC End
<CR> 0x0020 0x1201 0x000A 0x0001 0x40D2 <CR>