Instruction Manual

Description Data lock, originally known as paranoia, allows you to lock the module

from displaying information, as well as enables the protection of the

ﬁlesystem and module settings. Each bit corresponds corresponds to a

different lock level, while sending a zero will unlock your display as the

following tables explains:

Bit Data Lock Level Description

0 Unlock Sending a zero will cause

the display to unlock. (0)

1-4 Reserved These bits are used as place

holders and should not be

omitted. (0000)

5 Setting Lock Locks the display settings

such as backlight, contrast

and GPO settings. (10000)

6 Reserved for graphical displays. (000000)

7 Command Lock Locks all commands but

the data lock command.

(1000000)

8 Display Lock Locks the module from

displaying any new infor-

mation. (10000000)

NOTES

• Sending a new data lock level will override the previous data lock level.

• Data lock levels may be combined.

Remembered Always

Factory Default 0

Examples

Hex Dec Binary Description

0x00 0 0 Unlock

0x50 80 01010000 Setting and Command Lock

11.4 Set and Save Data Lock

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