18 device reset command – INFICON BPG402-SE ATM to Ultra-High Vacuum Gauge (EtherCAT) User Manual
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An emission command is initiated when the following byte sequence is sent.
Command
Byte 0
0: Emission OFF
1: Emission ON
Byte 1
Index of the Sub Sensor module has to be 2
2: Hot Cathode
Status (supported values)
0
1
2
3
255
Last command completed, no errors, no reply available
Last command completed, no errors, reply available
Last command completed, errors present, no reply
available
Last command completed, errors present, reply available
Command is executing
Response
Byte 0
See Subindex 0x02
Byte 1
Unused
Byte 2
0: Emission ON / OFF successful
1: Emission ON / OFF failed (unspecified reason)
2: Emission On failed because pressure to high
254: No previous Emission ON / OFF command
issued
Execution of this command causes the device to emulate a complete power cycle.
This includes an ESC reset. An SDP may limit some behavior of the power cycle
emulation, but shall not exclude the EtherCAT interface.
As consequence of an ESC reset all following devices are disconnected
from the network.
There are two versions of this command:
• Standard reset (as described above)
• Factory reset (as described above, but additionally, all parameters are restored
to as-shipped defaults).
Index
SI
DataType
NV Access PM Name
FBF0 0x01
V_STRING(6) RW Command
0x02
BYTE
RO
Status
0x03
V_STRING(2)
RO
Response
A device reset is initiated when the following byte sequence is sent.
Command
Byte 0
Byte 1
Byte 2
Byte 3
Byte 4
Byte 5
0x74
0x65
0x73
0x65
0x72
0x00 = Standard reset, 0x66 = Factory Reset
Subindex 0x01
Subindex 0x02
Subindex 0x03
4.7.18 Device Reset Command
Subindex 0x01