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3.2.14.

READING THE EVENTS ON INTERNAL DATA-LOGGER DATA OF ML210 / 211 / 212

The data logger can be read one record at a time with this command. If we assign the value AAH to the byte

specifying the address (byte 0), the data logger is cancelled. If we request the address of a record not present in the
memory, the returned data has no sense. For this purpose we recommend starting from the request for record 0 and

to check the number of records present in the memory which is returned by the measuring device..

Command code : 11
Command format: ADDRESS TO

+ ADDRESS FROM
+ 0BH

+ 01H

+ byte 0: index of the data logger data to read, AAH to cancel the entire content

+

CRC

CHECKSUM

Reply data format in the case where there are registrations present:

byte 0:

(8 bits integer) number of record requested

byte 1:

(8 bits integer) total number of records present in the memory

bytes 2-5:

(32 bits long integer, MSB first) data saving time and date expressed in minutes starting

from 01-01-1992

bytes 6-9:

(32 bits long integer, MSB first) flags events


bit 00: error sensor RTD / batch alarm

bit 01: alarm max flow

bit 02: alarm min flow

bit 03: alarm overflow

bit 04: alarm overflow pulse

bit 05: input error

bit 06: pipe empty

bit 07: coils interrupt

bit 08: alarm max t. power

bit 09: alarm min t. power

bit 10: alarm max delta T

bit 11: alarm min delta T

bit 12: alarm max T1

bit 13: alarm min T1

bit 14: alarm max T2

bit 15: alarm min T2

bit 16: current loop open

bit 17: power supply error

Code 000300FFH or 0003FFFFH = means converter switch on


Reply data format in the case where registrations are NOT present or the data logger is disabled

byte 0:

(8 bits integer) requested record number

byte 1:

(8 bits integer) total number of records present in the memory


Reply data format in the case where the AAH cancellation code is sent:

byte 0:

(8 bits integer) AAH code.

NOTE: The time and date of sample collection is expressed in minutes starting from 01/01/1992. For conversion, see

the programming examples at the end of this manual.



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