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"CLRBITS"
It clears the active alarm bits. They will reactivate if the alarm condition is still present.
Example:
>"
CLRBITS
"
<LF>
<
<ACK>
"CLRDATA"
It clears all current data values to dashes.
Example:
>"
CLRDATA
"
<LF>
<
<ACK>
7.
Configuration Commands
"BAUD <New baud rate-decimal>"
It sets the console to a new baud rate. Valid values are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, and
19200. If the new baud rate is accepted, an "OK" will be returned at the new baud rate.
If it is not, a "NO" will be returned and the baud rate will not be changed.
Example (to set 9600 baud):
>"
BAUD 9600
"
<LF>
<<LF><CR>
"
OK
"
<LF><CR>
"SETTIME"
It sets the time and date on the console. Data in a binary format is sent after ACK.
The data is 6 bytes plus a 2 bytes of CRC. The each field is one byte. The fields, in order,
are: seconds, minutes, hour (24 hour format), day, month, year – 1900. See section XI for
more information on calculating CRC values.
Example (to set 3:27:00 pm, June 4, 2003):
>"
SETTIME
"
<LF>
<
<ACK>
><0><27><15><4><6><103><2 Bytes of CRC>
<
<ACK>
"GETTIME"
It retrieves the current time and date on the console. Data is sent in a binary format.
The format is the same as the SETTIME command.
