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7.7 Miscellaneous Commands
Note: The letter "R" in the Default column indicates that this state can be saved to nonvolatile memory
with the Remember command. See section 6.1.1.
Table 7-4 Miscellaneous Commands
Command
Syntax
Default
Notes
Remember
FE 93 [0|1]
254 147
off
Turns the "remember" function on [1] or off [0].
Clear display
FE 58
254 88
254 'X'
n/a
Clears screen of text and graphics, places text
cursor at top left.
Set contrast
FE 50 [contrast]
254 80 [contrast]
254 'P' [contrast]
0x80
128
Sets display contrast. Compensates for viewing
angle. Contrast is a value between 0 and 255
(hex 0 to FF). Larger = darker.
Set contrast and save
FE 91 [contrast]
254 145 [contrast]
0x80
128
Same as "set contrast" but saves [contrast] as
default.
Backlight on
FE 42 [minutes]
254 66 [minutes]
254 'B' [minutes]
on
R
Backlight will stay on for [minutes]. If [minutes] =
0 backlight will stay on permanently.
Backlight off
FE 46
254 70
254 'F'
on
R
Turns off backlight.
Load startup screen
FE 40 [40 char]
254 64 [40 char]
254 '@' [40 char]
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Loads new startup screen (40 characters).
Screen is remembered for subsequent power
ups.
General purpose
output off
FE 56 [gpo #]
254 86 [gpo #]
254 'V' [gpo #]
off
Turns a general purpose output OFF. [gpo #]
may be from 1 to 6. See section 2.2 for further
details.
General purpose
output on
FE 57 [gpo #]
254 87 [gpo #]
254 'W' [gpo #]
off
Turns a general purpose output ON. [gpo #]
may be from 1 to 6. See section 2.2 for further
details.
Set I
2
C address
FE 33 [address]
254 51 [address]
254 '3' [address]
0x50
Value is write address and must be even, read
address is 1 higher.
Read module type
FE 37
254 55
254 '7'
see table
Reads the module type. See table in section
6.1.11.
Set RS232 port speed
FE 39 [speed]
254 57 [speed]
254 '9' [speed]
19,200 baud
Sets RS232 speed. See table in section 6.1.12
for values of [speed]
Set Serial Number
FE 34 [byte1][byte2]
254 52 [byte1][byte2]
254 '4' [byte1][byte2]
This is a one-time-use command which works
only on units without factory set serial numbers.
Read Serial Number
FE 35
254 53
254 '5'
Reads the two byte serial number of the
module.