11SOLO2 User’s Manual Revision 0.9
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In binary mode, here are the reply parameters:
-Size of the text header (in bytes)
-Size of the file's data (in bytes)
-Text header, read as a text string, size specified as parameter 1.
-File Data, read as a stream of DWORDs (4 byte chunks). You should keep receiving and saving
data until the receipt of the correct amount (specified as parameter 2). Every DWORD read must
be divided by the following DWORD. The file data is transferred in an interlaced fashion so that all
data is followed by its Unit value.
The file data is structured: Each record contains a tag that specifies what it contains:
TAG
Content of record
0 Raw
Value
1
Time Stamp, Raw Value
2
average, max value, min value, ptp stability, RMS stability, standard deviation
3
average, max value, min value, ptp stability, RMS stability, standard
deviation, average power
The following example is for a file 400 bytes long with timestamps, and containing a 20 char text
header.
Example
Response from 11SOLO2
Text Command:
*FDL <enter>
<File 0 data> … <"EOF"> <LF>
Binary Command: Handle = 1172
Parameter1 = 0
20, 180,
<20 letters Text Header>,
1, 1(Tag, type 1),
2,1000 (Time stamp, 0.002 second),
01243, 1000000(Raw Value, 0.001243
watt),
... (new Tag, loop until data size
reached)
Download data
This command is used to send data to the serial port according to the data sampling setting. The
maximum transfer speed is 200Hz.
Text Command
Binary Command
Parameters
Return
CAU
N/A
None
Data in ASCII
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