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About External Communication Functions
Format of Transmitted and Received Packet
When a network system communicates with the pump, the monitor obtains the device ID from the pump identifying itself. Then, the
monitor starts to communicate with the pump.
The following shows the format of communication packet.
1.
Device ID request (network system
pump)
Data example
[STX]<?xml version="1.0"?><REQ><DEVID></DEVID></REQ>8411[ETX]
Note) [STX]: 0x02, [ETX]: 0x03
* In this case, CRC is “8411”.
2.
Device ID reply (pump
network system)
Data example
[STX]<?xml version="1.0"?><REP><DEVID>000100700000001201000001</DEVID></REP>D38C[ETX]
Note) [STX]: 0x02, [ETX]: 0x03
* This is an example of the reply where the device ID is “000100700000001201000001”.
In this case, CRC is “D38C”.
3.
Basic operating status request (network system
pump)
Data example
[STX]<?xml version="1.0"?><REQ><DEVID>000100700000001201000001</DEVID><CMD>AQEAAA==</CMD></REQ>
A9A4[ETX]
Note) [STX]: 0x02, [ETX]: 0x03
* This is an example of the operating status request where the device ID is “000100700000001201000001”, the sequence number
is “01”, the command is “01”, and the sub command is “0000”.
In this case, CRC is “A9A4”.
4.
Basic operating status reply (pump
network system)
Data example
[STX]<?xml version="1.0"?><REP><DEVID>000100700000001201000001</DEVID><CMD>AAEAAAADAQAAAAAAAFVA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD//wAAAACZmQAAAgAAAAAAAAAAAAAA</CMD></REP>85C8[ETX]
Note) [STX]: 0x02, [ETX]: 0x03
* This is an example of the reply where the pump is stopped.
In this case, CRC is “85C8”.