VEGA VEGASCAN 850 VEGA-ASCII signal output - Manual (Page 13)

VEGA-ASCII signal output VEGASCAN 850 13
DCS DCS End
S1 Adr T1 no. S2 value2 identification
Number of bytes 1 1 1 3 1 5-6 2
Range (ASCII) = 0..9 , 001..060 #
DCS value
or fault %CR
Example = 2 , 001 # -067.3 %CR
DCS DCS End
Identifier Address T1 number T1 number identification
Number of bytes 1 1 1 3 1 3 1
Range (ASCII) % 0..9 , 001..060 L 001..060 CR
Example % 2 , 001 L 2 CR
Enquiry of measured values
Telegram from processing system to VEGASCAN 850
Identifier: 1 character, "%“
T1: 1 character ",“ (comma)
T2: 1 character "L“
End identification: 1 character Chr (13) = CR = Carriage Return
Total length of the telegram: 11 characters
Answer from VEGASCAN 850
n (n= stated number) repetitions
Start character: S1 = 1 character "=“
Address: Adr = 1 character VEGASCAN 850 address
Separator character: S2 = 1 character ",“ (comma)
Start character: S3 = 1 character "#“
Total length of the telegram: 14 or 15 characters
1 2 3 4 5 6
3 positions in front of the comma
1 decimal point
1 position after the comma
"-“ with negative values
" " with positive values
valid measured value
1 2 3 4 5
‘FAULT’
Fault
3.5 Enquiry as ranges with address
Low resolution
This telegram reads in a range of DCS values. The number is transmitted with the enquiry. In
addition to the one described in chapter "3.3 Enquiry as block with address“ an address from
0 to 9 is transferred, so that several VEGASCAN 850 can be operated on one BUS system
(e.g. via a RS 485 interface).