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<04> device not found.
<05> - <0f> not used; available for future developments.
<10> command execution error.
<11> protocol data error.
<12> encoder data error.
<13> position data error.
<14> "Bluebus" error.
<15> memory error.
<16> - <ef> not used; available for future developments.
<f0> "BusT4" not operating.
<f1> - <ff> not used; available for future developments.
7.4 - Input commands: INP
The INP command allows you to query the interface for the status of a given TTPCI device
input. The protocol is as follows (parameter [yy] is not obligatory; it is sent solely by ERR
responses):
"INP [flag] [g] [v] [yy]"
[flag] in combination with INP, defines the type of message sent:
< GET command, requests the status of a given input.
response of the interface (RSP) indicating that the GET
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command has been received.
response of the interface (ERR) indicating a GET com-
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mand syntax error.
response of the interface (EVT), sending the requested in-
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formation.
[g] Address of the input (0 - 3).
[v] The meaning of the parameter depends on the [flag].
For GET commands:
<0> fixed parameter.
For an ERR response, the parameter has no meaning.
For an EVT response, the parameter indicates the state of the input in
question.
<0> input not active.
<1> input active.
Tells the operator which error has been detected, according to the follow-
[yy]
ing table:
<00> no error.
<01> command syntax error.
<02> command timeout.
<03> collision on "BusT4".
<04> device not found.
<05> - <0f> not used; available for future developments.
<10> command execution error.
<11> protocol data error.
<12> encoder data error.
<13> position data error.
<14> "Bluebus" error.
<15> memory error.
<16> - <ef> not used; available for future developments.
<f0> "BusT4" not operating.
<f1> not used; available for future developments.
Example – a request to the automation as to whether input 1 is active, and the interface's
confirmation:
"INP < 0 0"
"INP # 0 0"
"INP * 0 1"
7.5 - Output commands: OUT
The OUT command allows you to query or modify the status of a given TTPCI device out-
put. The protocol is as follows:
"OUT [flag] [g] [v] [yy]"
[flag] in combination with OUT, defines the type of message sent:
SET, used to change the status of an output, i.e. close or
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open a relay contact.
< GET command, requests the status of a given output.
response of the interface (RSP) confirming reception of
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the GET / SET command.
response of the interface (ERR) indicating a syntax error in
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the GET / SET command.
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