User's Manual

CHAPTER3
Usingterminalcommands
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4—the limits (depending on limit type):
For type=0 /1—one limit.
For type=2/3—two limits.
Note: The limit values are raw adc values (0-2.5V=0-65535).
5—a bitmask specifying for which connector the SLOT value must be
changed (0=internal, 1..4=I/O-A..I/O-D, 5=Valves, 6=SDI-12).
6—lock time for the active state.
 WARNING Timeout values lower than 3600 seconds can lead to an excessive use
of the data storage. This can reduce dramatically the lifetime of the
device.
7—SLOT value for exception state.
8—SAMPLE value for exception state.
9—SLOT value for normal state.
10—SAMPLE value for normal state.
RETURNS The actual setting, the lock timer value (0=inactive, 1-43200=active)
and the number of dynamic slot switches since power-on of the RTU.
REMARKS GET/SET.
REMOTE Yes.
EXAMPLE This example describes a DYNSLOT setup for:
• I/O-A (Input connector) cabling 1 (Analog channel 0)
• When value is greater than 1.25V (1.25V=32768)
• SLOT/SAMPLE will be altered on I/O-A (Input connector)
• Timeout will be 3600 seconds
• The exception SLOT/SAMPLE settings will be 900 15
• The normal SLOT/SAMPLE settings will be 900 15
# DYNSLOT 2 0 0 32768 0x02 3600 60 1 900 15
41239 DYNSLOT 0
# DYNSLOT
41239 DYNSLOT 2 0 0 32768 0x02 3600 60 1 900 15 0 0 0
#
FDEV
D
ESCRIPTION Formats the internal memory (might destroy all the data).
 WARNING The chip configuration setting (first parameter of the command)
depends on the current hardware version and must not be altered.
Please contact our support team for further information.
PARAMETERS If the parameters are missing, the command will show the current
settings. To format the internal memory (all data will be lost) with the
current settings, use 0 as the first parameter. The storage