Terminal
You can monitor the Device Configuration Utility or LoggerNet. You can also use a terminal emulator, such as HyperTerminal or ProComm.
with terminal commands via the terminal emulator inTo enter terminal commands, first connect the RS-232 port of the to a serial port on your computer using an RS-232 socket-to-pin serial cable. After specifying the appropriate COM port (port to which the is attached) and communications baud rate ( baud rate = 38400), press Carriage Return (CR) four times or until AVW200>
is returned. A description of the available terminal commands and the values returned for each command is listed in Terminal mode commands.
Command |
Description |
Return values |
---|---|---|
1 |
Make VW measurement on channel 1 |
Six values: resonant frequency, response amplitude, signal-to-noise ratio, noise frequency, decay ratio, thermistor resistance |
2 |
Make VW measurement on channel 2 |
Six values: resonant frequency, response amplitude, signal-to-noise ratio, noise frequency, decay ratio, thermistor resistance |
3 |
Company and model info |
Company, mode, and PakCode information |
4 |
Status table |
Status table |
5 |
Public table |
Public table |
S or s |
Set date/time |
Set the date and time |
G or g |
Get date/time |
Get the date and time |
Mcmm |
Make VW measurement on channel (c) and mux channel (mm) |
Six values: resonant frequency, response amplitude, signal-to-noise ratio, noise frequency, decay ratio, thermistor resistance |
H or h |
Help menu |
List of commands |
The Mcmm
terminal command was added to OS version STD.02. Customers with OS version STD.01 can get this terminal command by downloading a new OS (refer to Send OS).
When using the Mcmm
terminal command, no other method of measurement should be used, else multiplexing gets out of sequence and measurement errors result.
Refer to Public table and Status table for more information.