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3-3 Explicit Messaging
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Error code 0Eh is returned if the DL-DN1 is connected with any sen-
sor amplifier that does not support key lock or full key lock. (The set-
tings of such non-supported sensor amplifiers remain unchanged.)
Response format
• When normal
• When abnormal
The following tables list the command parameters used in explicit messaging to read/
write the settings and status of sensor amplifiers and to issue motion commands.
For details about how the master unit performs explicit messaging using command
parameters, see:
"Issuing a Motion Command to a Sensor Amplifier" (page 3-22)
"Reading/Writing Settings or Status of a Sensor Amplifier" (page 3-23)
Common command parameter list
The table below describes command parameters which are common to the DL-DN1.
InstID: Instance ID; AttrID: Attribute ID
Attribute R: Read; R/W: Read/Write
Point
Responder
node address
Se rv ice Code
0002h
**h
CCh
0000h
Response data
Number of receiv ed b ytes
Responder
node address
Se rv ice Code
0002h
**h
94h
FF**h
Response data
(Error code)
Number of receiv ed b ytes
Command Parameter List
InstID
(DEC)
AttrID
(HEX)
Name
Description
Attribute
Data
type
Default
value
Parameter range
0
64
Status
Bit 0 - 12: Unused
Bit 13: Sensor ready
Bit 14: Warning status
Bit 15: Error status
R
WORD
0
*1
65
Error status
The error status values of sensor
amplifiers (ID 01 to ID 04) are output
as they are assigned to bits 0 - 3.
R
WORD
0
0: No error
1: Error
66
Warning status
The warning status values of sensor
amplifiers (ID 01 to ID 04) are output
as they are assigned to bits 0 - 3.
R
WORD
0
0: No error
1: Error
67
System reserved
68
Current value
property
This property is output by assigning
sensor amplifiers (ID 01 to ID 04) bits
0 - 3.
The output occurs when the measured
value is nonnumeric: "over," "under,"
or "invalid."
R
WORD
0
0: Normally mea-
sured value
1: "over," "under," or
"invalid (-----)"