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Performing Advanced Functions
XIMME { 0 | 1 } [ <max packet size> [ <pchan_nr> ... ] ]
XIMME 2 <max packet size> <adc_nr> <range>
<samplemode>: This specifies which values and how they are taken:
• 0 .. converted data from configured physical channels
• 1 .. raw data from configured physical channels
• 2 .. raw data from all ADC channels of a given ADC (on motherboard of
expansion board)
<max packet size>: The maximum packet size for the reply. When 0, then the
maximum number (255) is assumed.
<pchan_nr>: A list of physical channel numbers used for filtering in sample
modes 0 and 1. If no list is given, all configured channels are sampled and printed.
The following parameters are used for samplemode 2 only:
<adc_nr>: The address of the ADC, 0 for the ADC on the A740 motherboard, 1
to 3 for the respective expansion boards' ADCs.
<range>: The range specifies the measurement range of the ADC and can be
selected from:
• 0: 0..1V
• 1: 0..2.5V
• 2: 0..5V
• 3: 0..10V
REMARKS: This command can also be used for calculating compensation values for the ADCs.
Actually the <max packet size> is ignored for XIMME 2.
RETURNS: XIMME 0 and XIMME one return the values of the requested or all physical
channels either converted (samplemode 0) or raw (samplemode 1) as the tupple
<physical channel no>, <type>, and <value> (see also XDATA). XIMME 2
returns the raw values of the selected ADC (<adc_nr>) with the selected
measurement <range>.
REMOTE: Yes.
EXAMPLES: XIMME 2 0 0 3
59 XIMME 0 4262 915 1949 1727 1 1 0 -1 0
#
59 XIMME 0 0xf5 5.198392 1 0xf5 2.235382 2 0xf5 2.374152 3
0xf5 2.493485
4 0xff 5 0xf5 8169 6 0xf5 1830 7 0xf5 6907
8 0xf5 6.666667 9 0xf5 14.90196 10 0xf5 29.25489 11 0xf5 0
12 0xf5 0 13 0xf5 915 14 0xf5 -61.12451 15 0xf5 77.64618
0
#
59 XIMME 0 0xf5 4256 1 0xf5 1830 2 0xf5 7776 3 0xf5 8172
4 0xf5 1726 5 0xf5 8170 6 0xf5 1831 7 0xf5 6906
8 0xf5 85 9 0xf5 95 10 0xf5 62 11 0xf5 914
12 0xf5 914 13 0xf5 915 14 0xf5 536 15 0xf5 1831
0
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