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Appendix III: RS-485 Interface
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ID Commands
Only one SBE 38 can be online when sending these commands.
ID? Display SBE 38 ID (ID = ii, where ii= 0-99) and
whether ID is required as a prefix for commands to
individual SBE 38s (see IDReq=).
*ID=ii Set SBE 38 ID to ii, where ii= 0-99. *ID= must be
sent twice, because the computer requests
verification. If more than one RS-485 instrument
is online when sending this command, all
instruments online will be set to same ID.
All Other Commands
All other commands (status, setup, sampling, and coefficients) are listed
in Section 4: Deploying and Operating RS-232 SBE 38 and in
Appendix IV: Command Summary.
Notes on use of these commands for an SBE 38 with RS-485 interface:
Effect of IDReq=:
If IDReq=Y, precede these commands with #ii (ii = 0 – 99) to direct a
command to a particular SBE 38.
If IDReq=N, do not precede these commands with #ii. This setting works
only for a system with one SBE 38.
The RS-485 interface cannot accommodate multiple instruments
transmitting real-time data at the same time. Therefore, do not set
AutoRun=Y (start sampling continuously when power is applied) for a
system with more than one RS-485 instrument on a pair of wires.
Similarly, do not attempt to send Go to multiple SBE 38s on a pair of
wires, as the system cannot transmit a command to one instrument while
another instrument is transmitting real-time data.
If AutoRun=Y (sample continuously when power is applied), set NAvg=
(A/D cycles to average per sample) to a value greater than 30.
Data Formats
Converted Data (Format=C)
Output from continuous sampling: ttt.ttt
Output from DATAii, #iiTS, TS, #iiSH, SH, #iiSL, SL, #iiSLT, or SLT:
ii, sssss, ttt.ttt
where:
¾ t = temperature (°C, ITS-90)
(number of digits to right of decimal point is defined by Digits=)
¾ ii = ID (0 – 99)
¾ sssss = SBE 38 serial number
Raw Data (Format=R)
nnnnnn.n
where:
n = counts
Notes:
Each line of output is followed by
a carriage return and line feed.
For converted data, leading zeros
for temperature output are
suppressed, except for one zero
to the left of the decimal point
(for example, 0.1034).
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