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WATLOW Series 942

How to Use Data Communications

Commands
Data Comm

Table 4 -
"?" Commands
and Responses.
These commands
are READ ONLY.

The "?" Command
reads a specific
value of the Series
942 parameter
(Data.1).

Data.1

Respns

Information

Comments

BTYP

0

T/C Only

1

T/C, RTD whole, process

2

T/C, RTD tenths, process

3

R, S, B T/C

C1

PROCESS

Process value

Between RL and RH

CSP

SETPOINT

Current Profile Set point

Between RL and RH

EJC

0 - 100

The # of jumploops remaining.

Run mode only.

ENSP

End Set Point of current step.

Run mode only.

ERR

0

No error

Multiple errors are possible.

1

Open sensor

2

Reversed sensor

4

Ambient sensor

8

Configuration

16

EE Checksum

32

A/D underflow

64

A/D overflow

128

Not used

ER2

0

No error

Cleared when ER2 is read.

1

Transmit buffer overflow

Only 1 ER2 response is valid.

2

Receive buffer overflow

3

Framing error

4

Overrun error

5

Parity error

6

Talking out of turn

7

Invalid reply error

8

Noise error

20

Command not found

21

Parameter not found

22

Incomplete command line

23

Invalid character

24

Number of chars. overflow

25

Input out of limit

26

Read only command

27

Write allowed only

28

Output 3 is not an event

29

Output 4 is not an event

30

Request to RUN invalid

31

Request to HOLD invalid

32

Command invalid in RUN mode

33

Command invalid in RUN mode

39

Infinite loop error

MDL

See Page 21.

Displays 942 X
X = software revision

MODE

1

Run mode

Multiple modes are possible.

2

Hold mode

4

Configuration mode

8

Calibration mode

16

Alarm silence active

34

OFF

MTR

See Page 21.

Monitors current step

Run or hold mode.

RESU

See Page 22.

Resume a profile

Hold mode only.

"?" Command

The "?" command finds the specific value of a Series 942 parameter (Data.1).
Table 4 and 5 provide the complete list of parameters you may use, plus
responses. You may use the "?" command in either the RUN or HOLD modes.