Analog Way LIVECORE PLATFORM TPP Current Programmer's Guide - Manual (Page 10)

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PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE FOR v02.00.46
2.4.5 Error answer
When an invalid read or write command string is received, the machine ignores it, answers with the
previous value (unless in case of command error) and immediately answers with one of the following error
string.
Picture 5 : Error answer example
Error message structure:
An error message is made of the capital letter E followed by a 2 digits value depending on the error and
is ended with
C
R
L
F
characters. (ASCII 0x0D and 0x0A)
Here are returned error code and conditions covered:

E10: means “command name error”. It is usually due to a command field (i.e. five letters) that
does not match any legal command string.

E11: means “index value out of range”. It is usually due to a wrong index value.

E12: means “index number error”. It is usually due to an incorrect number of indexes, too or not
enough.

E13: means “value out of range”. It is usually due to a wrong value in a writing command.