User's Manual

Serial communication protocol
<modemask> — See section 3.5.3.2
<lowerverifier> — Lowest value permitted (float value or - for no verifier)
<upperverifier> — Highest value permitted (float value or - for no verifier)
<save_cnr>,
<notification_cnr>,
<switch_output_cnr>,
<modeswich_cnr> — numbers of conditions to be used for various actions
<onr> — numbers of output channel to use
<save_cnr_flags>,
<notification_cnr_flags>,
<switch_output_cnr_flags>,
<modeswitch_cnr_flags> — The flags of the condition numbers define what
to assume if the logical channel's value is either not valid or not available. For now,
it is a bitmask with only one bit used (bit 0 for both not valid and not available), but
it could be expanded later.
This is how the condition is evaluated:
if LC result is valid or partial:
call the condition's eval function and use its return value,
else
here we do not call the condition's eval function, but:
if the flag is 0, assume the condition evaluates to false
if the flag is 1, assume the condition evaluates to true
<save_partial_data_0_1> — This flag determines if so called partial data
(not a fully calculated value due to missing samples) will be saved in a mode
switch
<priority> — Priority of this modeswitch (the logical channel with the highest
priority will be selected):
• 0: none (disabled)
• 1: lowest priority
• 255: highest priority
<new_mode> — The new operation mode, which should be entered when the
entry is selected:
• 0: normal operation mode
• 1: (power save operation mode)
• 2: (exception operation mode)
REMARKS: This command belongs to the new class of table commands.
RETURNS:
REMOTE: Yes, via XCONF.
EXAMPLES:
NPND
DESCRIPTION: This command list and clears pending notifications and displays the number of
pending notifications.
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