3 delete commands, 4 text commands – EUCHNER HBLS 072725 Benutzerhandbuch

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EUCHNER Pendant station HBLS 072725

067018-08-01/06

Subject to technical modifications

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10.1.3 Delete Commands

Command Byte Description

Parameter

0x28

Delete at actual cursor
position

0x29

Delete up to line end

0x2A

Delete up to display end

0x2B

Delete whole display

0x2C

Delete part of the screen

Start-line, -column, End-line, -column


Cursor will be moved to the next position with the command ”Delete at actual cursor
position”.

Example of a data block, which deletes the text beginning from the actual cursor position
until the end of the line:
0x6C

0x29


Example of a data block, which deletes the display from column 2, line 3 to column 12,
line 6:

0x6C 0x2C 0x32 0x33 0x3C 0x36




10.1.4 Text Commands

The user can define up to 200 different messages, including their screen position, and
display them with a short command. The text can have a maximum of 30 characters. End of
text in a data block has to be marked with the LF-sign (0x0A).
The text can be changed at any time. If you define an already existing text as new, the old
text will be overwritten. If you want to display a text which has not been defined, the Status
Byte 0x32 has to be sent with the acknowledge protocol.
Additional LCD commands are allowed within an already defined text, so longer commands
can be called through that short command (macro).

Command Byte

Description

Parameter

0x48

Text definition

Text-number, line, column, text

0x49

Display defined text

Text-number


Text-numbers: from 0x31 (Text 1) to 0xF9 (Text 200).

Example of a data block, which defines text no. 5 (EUCHNER) in line 4, column 0:

0x6C 0x48 0x35 0x34 0x30 0xA5 0xD5 0xC3 0xC8 0xCE 0xC5 0xD2 0x0A


Example of a data block, which displays text no. 5:

0x6C 0x49 0x35


Example of a data block, which displays text no. 5 flashing:

0x6C 0x42 0x49 0x35 0x43


Example of a data block, which defines a text with additional commands (delete display,
place cursor at beginning, inverse output of EUCO):

0x6C 0x48 0x36 0x30 0x30 0x2B 0x2A 0x40 0xA5 0xB5 0xA3 0xAF 0x41 0x0A


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