Owner's manual

Chapter 5
Using the RS-232 Ports
5–35
Use the read configuration command to read configuration data for the
specified object. The command has the following structure:
Read Configuration Block Command Bytes 3–19
12345678
Byte 3
Bits 7 – 0
910111213141516
Byte 4
Bits 7 – 0
1718192021222324
Byte 5
Bits 7 – 0
2526272829303132
Byte 6
Bits 7 – 0
3334353637383940
Byte 7
Bits 7 – 0
4142434445464748
Byte 8
Bits 7 – 0
4950515253545556
Byte 9
Bits 7 – 0
5758596061626364
Byte 10
Bits 7 – 0
6566676869707172
Byte 11
Bits 7 – 0
7374757677787980
Byte 12
Bits 7 – 0
8182838485868788
Byte 13
Bits 7 – 0
8990919293949596
Byte 14
Bits 7 – 0
979899100101102103104
Byte 15
Bits 7 – 0
105106107108109110111112
Byte 16
Bits 7 – 0
113114115116117118119120
Byte 17
Bits 7 – 0
121122123124125126127128
Byte 18
Bits 7 – 0
129130131132133134135136
Byte 19
Bits 7 – 0
Set individual bits to select blocks 1 through 136.