Query general information. This command replies 2 or 4 hex-digits of data, depending on the queried value.
Call
INFOGET;[parameter-id:2]\n
Reply
INFOGET;00\n
[parameter-id:2];[value:{2,4}]\n
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| Parameter [parameter-id] |
Description | Value Mapping [value] |
| 01 | Decoder ID 4 digits |
(0000 - ffff) => (0 - 65535) 1387 = 4999 = A-4999 |
| 02 | Firmware Version 2 digits |
(00 - ff) => (0 - 255)/10 18 = 24 = v2.4 |
| 03 | Hardware Version 2 digits |
(00 - ff) => (0 - 255)/10 18 = 24 = v2.4 |
| 04 | Box Type 2 digits |
0a = active-ext 1e = management-box 28 = usb-timing-box |
| 05 | Battery Voltage 2 digits |
(00 - ff) => (0 - 255)/10 [V] 28 = 40 = 4.0V |
| 06 | Reserved | |
| 07 | Battery State 2 digits |
0 = Fault 1 = Charging 2 = Reduced Charging 3 = Discharging |
| 08 | Battery Level 2 digits |
(00 - ff) => (0-100)% 4e = 78 = 78% |
| 09 | Internal Temperature 2 digits |
(00 - ff) FW 2.6: (-ff ... +ff) |
| 0a | Supply Voltage 2 digits |
(00 - ff) => (0 - 255)/10 [V] 31 = 49 = 4.9V |
| 0b | Loop Status 2 digits |
0 = loop ok f = internal error (PIC not running) |
| 0c | Built Revision (FW 2.5 and up) String |
-internal use- |
| 0d |
Measured Loop Power (FW 2.6 and up) 2 digits |
(00 - 64) Real Loop power in %. Hint: Loop power regulation may take several seconds after a new loop power setting to apply. Loop power regulation has a hysteresis to avoid oscillation, it is normal to not hit the exact value. Expect variances of up to +-2% to the set value. |
| 0e | Noise Status (FW 2.6 and up) 2 digits |
(00 - 0A) Noise on current channel in same scale as sitesurvey |