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ZENO

-3200 USER MANUAL

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Global or addressed time set command. No message is returned from the REMOTE in response to a

global TM command, but it will respond with an OK to an addressed TM command. Time is in 24 hour

format. This command is useful for synchronizing multiple ZENO

-3200 units.

EXAMPLE of Global Command: #TM94100212000056(ETX)

Set Date and Time to October 2, 1994, 12:00:00 PM. (ETX) represents 0x03 character.

EXAMPLE of Addressed Command:

HOST: #01340001TM95101009050060 (ETX)

REMOTE: #00010134

OK,14(ETX)

The HOST addresses a command to the REMOTE, setting the station date and time to October 10, 1995,

9:05 a.m. The REMOTE acknowledges the command.

4. DATA RETRIEVAL COMMANDS

Request all data sets residing in the REMOTE’s data logging memory. This command behaves similarly

to option * in the Data Retrieval Menu.

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Caution should be considered before using this command as it

may require several minutes of data transfer time if there are numerous data sets stored in the REMOTE’s

logging memory.

EXAMPLE: #01340001D*03(ETX)

To ID 0134 from 0001, send all data sets in logging memory.

D@nn,

Request nn unmarked or oldest data sets. This command behaves similarly to options @ and M in the Data

Retrieval Menu.

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These are data sets which have not been acknowledged by the HOST as having been

received. The value of nn can be any positive integer from 1 to 9999, or the asterisk character. The nn

parameter must be comma delimited to separate it from the checksum. If the requested number of data

sets is larger than the actual number of sets in logging memory, the REMOTE will send all data sets in

logging memory followed by an EOF string. The HOST station should acknowledge the receipt of valid

data set messages with a CCSAIL OK message. This indicates to the REMOTE to mark the previously

transmitted data sets as having been sent. The REMOTE will then respond to the next D@nn command

by sending data sets logged after the last marked set. If the received message from the REMOTE fails the

proper format check, then the requesting station ignores the received message, and sends the request

command again.

EXAMPLE: #01340001D@*,11(ETX)

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Refer to Section 4.1.4.

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Refer to Section 4.1.3.

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