In order to receive several passings, the host sends

<S>:<C><CrLf>

where <S> is the passing number of the first passing to be sent and <C> is the number of passings to be sent.

Example (to request passings 1 through to 3)

← 1:3<CrLf>
→ 1;592;0000-00-00;12:30:12.322;888;4;-52.778000;38cd1c;0;;;;;;;;D-4476<CrLf>
  2;294;0000-00-00;12:30:14.991;888;3;-50.451000;a2233f;0;;;;;;;;D-4476<CrLf>
  3;823;0000-00-00;12:30:18.322;312;12;-45.321000;5aabc8;0;;;;;;;;D-4476<CrLf>
  <CrLf>

In case that <S> is greater than the total number of passings available, the decoder responds with:

→ ONLY <N><CrLf>

where <N> is the number of passings available.

In case that <S> is less than the total number of passings available, but <S>+<C>-1 is greater than or equal to the total number of passings, the decoder sends only <N>-<S>+1 passings. Example (for requesting passings 1 to 3, but only 2 passings are available on the device):

← 1:3<CrLf>
→ 1;592;0000-00-00;12:30:12.322;888;4;-52.778000;38cd1c;0;;;;;;;;D-4476<CrLf>
  2;294;0000-00-00;12:30:14.991;888;3;-50.451000;a2233f;0;;;;;;;;D-4476<CrLf>
  <CrLf>