NAUT324C-256K
- Technical reference - Rev. B
Page 29
16. COMMAND
SET
16.1. Nomenclature
All codes and parameters of a command consist of individual bytes (1byte= 8 bits). They are
either ASCII characters, hexadecimal values, or placeholders for numerical values or bit strings.
For
specific use
of the commands, the symbols in the command tables are used according to
the following rules:
< > or small letters n, m, n1, n2, etc. variable parameters decimal value given
" " variable parameters
ASCII value
nh... nl...
2-bytes parameter, h=high byte, l=low byte
Placeholder d or value in {...}
information data
[...] binary form of flags
one byte is presented in [ ]
…d decimal value
e.g. 10d
…h hexadecimal value
e.g. 10h
...b binary value
e.g. 01000100b
8 bits in a bit configuration are marked by a b at the
end
(...) symbols
symbols for names or character chains
Examples:
Designation
Symbol
Value
Escape
<ESC>
1B hexadecimal or 27 decimal
ASCII character
A
41 hexadecimal or 65 decimal
Decimal value
<10d>
10 decimal
Hexadecimal
value
<10h>
10
hexadecimal
Binary value
<00001001b>
9 decimal
