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Appendix B. SDI-12 Commands/Changing Settings
B-5
Conditions) command. Table B-5 shows an example of the command and response
for changing this setting.
Table B-5. Example for Setting Water Conditions
Initial Command Response
0XSWC+2!
Where,
0—sensor’s address;
2—the new water condition setting
(2 = medium).
00011<cr><If>
Where (from left to right),
0—sensor’s address;
001—the amount of time (in seconds)
that you must wait before sending
another command;
1—the number of values that will be
placed in the buffer.
Subsequent Command Response
0XGWC!
Where zero is the sensor address.
This is the send water conditions
command.
0+2<cr><If>
Where,
0—sensor’s address;
2—the new water condition setting
(2 = medium).
B.1.6 Set Power Operation Mode
The following three power operation modes are available:
1 (ON—sensor is always on until a new set power command is received.)
2 (AUTO—sensor is powered by an incoming request from the SDI-12 bus and
sends back a response including the information on power up time.)
0 (OFF—this mode is typically not recommended; sensor is completely off
until a new set power command is received)
The OFF power mode should only be used by advanced users
who want to turn the sensor off for extended time periods. In
this mode, the sensor is completely off and only responds to a
new set power command.
The factory default Power Operation Mode is 1 (ON). In this mode of operation,
the instrument is continuously making measurements and draws approximately
13.5 mA. The AUTO Power Operation Mode puts the instrument in quiescent
mode between measurement request queries.
Change this setting by first using the aXSPOM+n! command (where n=1 (on),
2 (auto), or 0 (off)) followed by the aXGPOM! (Get Power Mode) command.
Table B-6 shows an example of the command and response for changing this
setting.
CAUTION
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