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An RS-232 Overview
The RS-232 interface for Zektor products has been designed to be simple, straight forward and still allow the installer
full access to the capabilities of the product being controlled.
The cable used to connect to a standard PC is a straight through RS-232 cable. The same type of cable used
to connect to a standard serial modem.
All commands sent to the RS-232 interface consist of the command followed by a carriage return.
All commands follow the same format.
For easy parsing all strings returned from the RS-232 interface are identified by the first character of the string.
There are only 3 possible response codes coming from the interface. They are identified by the 3 following char-
acters:
‘+’ - The acknowledgement of a valid command.
‘!’ - The command caused an error (followed by the error code).
‘=’ - Indicates a status string (followed by the status string).
All status strings follow the same format.
All status strings are always terminated with a carriage return / line feed combination to allow for easy buffering
of returned strings.
Pinout
Transmit: Pin 2 (Transmit from Serial Slot option to the PC)
Receive: Pin 3 (Receive from the PC to the Serial Slot option)
Signal GND: Pin 5
Serial Port Settings
Baud Rate: 9600
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
The Command String Format
<cmd><parameters><CR>
Where:
<cmd> = The RS-232 command.
<parameters>= Optional parameters required by some commands.
<CR> = The Carriage Return character used to terminate the command.
All commands will be acknowledged, with either a simple acknowledgment string, or an error code, depending upon
the command’s successful execution.
The Acknowledgment String
+<CR><LF>
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