Data integrity flags, Bit definitions, Rlb-35mc command structure – ACR&Artex Float-Free 406 Memory Capsule User Manual
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12. Data Integrity Flags
12.1. Bit Definitions
Bytes within the command string at offset location 12 and 13 make up
a 16 bit status flag. This 16 bit word can be monitored to determine if
there are any failures or data integrity problems within the RLB-35MC
capsule. If the flag word is at 0x0000, no fail reports have been
detected. A non-zero flag word would mean a failure has been
detected.
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RLB-35MC Command Structure
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Status Flag word (LSB)
Status Flag word (MSB)
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During normal operation port 7200 can be opened to request the
beacon’s error status at any time. When the command word is echoed
back, check for a non-zero flag word to detect any errors.
The error flags are returned in response to both the ‘S’ command and
the ‘E’ command with a ‘0’ subcommand. The CFC size and software
version are also returned for the ‘E’ command with a ‘0’ subcommand.
Bit Position
Error Flag Definition Bytes 12 & 13
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CPU Test
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Internal Static RAM
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External Dynamic RAM
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Compact Flash Card Missing
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Ferrite RAM (NVRAM)
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Compact Flash Card Communications
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Compact Flash Card Data Bad
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