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3. Writing of memory locations

All memory locations indexed with a line number in the programming plan enable writing (programming),
except for the separating lines (indexed by dashes) and lines 1 and 5.
Protocol: identifier line P [VZ] Data [] can be applied to each line.
Counter response upon parameterization is the same as for a read command for the respective line.
Programming of memory locations is enabled both in RUN and PGM mode.
Programming in RUN mode:
Parameterization in lines 21-23, 30-33, 35, 43, 44 and 51-54 will not become effective until a switching
operation from PGM mode to RUN mode.
Please see chapter 5.2 for how to switch to PGM mode. The
parameters in all other lines will be immediately effective after entry.
Any parameterization done in RUN mode will only be retained non-volatile after having accomplished
the switching operation from PGM to RUN mode. If omitted, the previously programmed parameters
will be restored in the event of power failure.

Write-command (general):

identifier line P [VZ] data []

3.1. Examples for writing of memory locations

Following applies to the examples below:
Counter address (identifier) = 35; counter in mode = R (RUN)


Programming the start count SC (line =04, start count=360)
Command: 3504P00360
Response: 3504R00360

Programming a negative start count SC (line=04, start count=-360)
Command: 3504P-0360
Response: 3504R-0360

Programming the scaling factor SF (line =07, parameter =1.0000)
Command: 3507P1.0000
Response: 3507R1.0000

Programming the count mode (line =30, count mode=1)
Command: 3530P1
Response: 3530R1

Programming the output time P1 at Latch(line=41)
Command: 3541PL
Response: 3541RL

Programming the device identifier (line=54, device identifier=27)
Command: 3554P27
Response: 3554R27