Key To Symbols Used - Adam MDW-300L Serie Manual Del Usuario

8.3 When Parameter S.F. in section 7 is set to 1 :
Continuous output of the current displayed reading and unit, and no data is received. The
output format is as below:
<LF>< reading, minus, decimal point, weight unit>GR<CR><EXT>
Or <LF>< reading, minus, decimal point, weight unit>NT<CR><EXT>
8.4 When Parameter S.F. in section 7 is set to 2 :
Manually outputs displayed data when PRINT is pressed. The output format is as below:
<LF>< reading, minus, decimal point, weight unit>GR<CR><EXT>
Or <LF>< reading, minus, decimal point, weight unit>NT<CR><EXT>
8.5 When Parameter S.F. in section 7 is set to 3 :
The baud rate and data format are fixed with responses to serial commands being within
300 milliseconds. One second should be adequate for use as a time-out value by a
remote (controlling) device.
8.5.1 The length of the weight field will be a 7 digit weight data, one for minus sign, one for
decimal point, two for measuring unit (e.g. "lb", "kg"). Units of measure abbreviations
are always lower case.
If the weight is overcapacity, the scale will return nine '^' characters (the field of minus
sign, decimal point, weight data is filled by '^').
If the weight is under capacity, it will return nine '-' characters (the field of minus sign,
decimal point, and weight data is filled by '_').
If the zero point has an error, it will return nine '-' characters.
The character will be '-' for negative weight or a space character for positive weight. A
minus sign follows after the first digit.
Unused leading zero's before digits are suppressed.

8.5.2 Key to symbols used

<LF> Line Feed character (hex 0AH)
<CR> Carriage Return character (hex 0DH)
<ETX> End of Text character (hex 03)
<SP> Space (hex 20H)
H1H2H3 Three status bytes. Refer to Table1 for definition.
<p> Polarity character including minus sign for negative weight and a space character
for positive weight
W1-W7 weight data
<dp> decimal point
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