Ransburg DynaFlow Programmers Manual - Manual (Page 32)

Command Type (hex)
Response Or
Action From User Interface
Response Or
Action From Interface Module
<00>
Re-Send Previous Data
Request for Re-Send of data from Host
<01>
Request for Gun Process data: <01><0G> Where: 1) = message length =<01h> 2) <0G> = Gun #. Allow at least 100 milliseconds between requests.
Response: <01><0G> Where: 1) = message length=<0Ch>. 2) <0G> = Gun #. 3) = Current trigger status, <00> = OFF
, and = ON.
4)
=
Current
ratio
x
100.
5)
=
Master
Channel
actural
flow
rate
in
CC/min.
6) = Master Channel PID output voltage (or current) being sent to the transducer
.
7)
=
Slave
Channel
actual
flow
rate
in
CC/min.
8) = Slave Channel PID output voltage (or current) being sent to the transducer
.
9) =
Analog set point in CC/min.
Note:
If
all
eight
(8)
Guns
are
congigured,
120
(8x(1
1+4))
characters
must
be
sent
per
req-
uest.
At 19.2 Kbaud, this will require 60 milleseconds.
This is the reason for limiting the time
between requests to perhaps 100 milliseconds.
<02>
Request for Job data: <02> Where: 1) = message length=<02h>. 2) = Gun # and if "A"= 1, Job is active, and if "A"= 0, Job is inactive. 3) = Job #.
Response: <02>
-
H>
-
L> Where: 1) = message length = <28h>. 2) = Gun #G and if "A" = 1, Job is active and if "A"=0, Job is inactive. 3) = Job # 4)
=
current
ratio
x
100.
5)
=
flow
set
point
in
CC's/min.
6)
=
maximum
flow
CC's/min.
7)
=
minimum
flow
CC's/min.
8) = pot life in seconds. Master Channel V
ariables:
9) = MVR high value. 10) = MVR low value.
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