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Annex E  Data Format of Command-Response Mode of Communication Port (2)
  Data format for communication of response mode: 
Table E-1 Data Format of Communication 
Field  Start signal 
Address 
Command 
NN 
(optional) 
****** 
(optional) 
Check 
sum 
End signal 
Length 
(byte) 
1  1  1~2  2  1~12  2  1 
Indication 
form 
hexadecimal 
system 
ASCII 
character 
ASCII 
character 
ASCII 
character 
ASCII 
character 
ASCII 
character 
hexadecimal 
system 
Content  02H 
A~Z 
Note: 1 
See table 
D-2 
Note: 2  Note 3  Note 4  03H 
  Note 1Address of instrument setting is 1~26, the address relative to communication is indicated by A~Z. 
  Note 2: 2 bytes - parameter codes to be written/read, refer to Note 2~Note 4, Note 8~ Note 11 of table E-2. 
  Note  3:  The  length  and  the  format  of  different  parameter  value  are  different.  When  PC  is transmitting 
numeral character string of parameter, a space can be added to the two ends of it as separating character; numeral 
character string may include decimal point. 
  Note  4:  The  hexadecimal  value  of  XOR  check  sum  from  address field  to the  last  byte  of  parameter  2 
indicated by ASCII characters, with higher digits ahead. 
It is  recommended to use PC software matching to this instrument, which allows very 
convenient and direct realization of all items of configuration operation. 
Please  refer  to  Table  E-2  for  meanings  and  communication  formats  of  all  orders  for 
communication command, among which address represents the address represented by character 
A~Z; XH, XL are respectively 4 high bits and four low bits of hexadecimal digits for check sum 
represented by A~F. In example column, 02H and 03H are respectively start signal and end signal 
represented in hexadecimal system, the bits between them are ASCII character string, with the last 
two bits being check sum. 
XK3190-C602 communication (2) has eight groups of (non-byte) communication command 
buffer areas; if  all  buffer areas  are  full, later commands may be  lost,  so  continuous command 
transmission speed of PC should not be too fast. 
Table E-2 Communication Command of Order Mode 
Command  Meaning  Format  Example (Note 1) 
A 
Send  by 
PC 
Handshake 
02H Addr A XH XL 03H  02H AA00 03H 










