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F6 Protocol

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The f6 protocol is a very simple byte oriented protocol where the master unit sends a request byte and receives a byte as an answer from the slave unit. The serial default settings are 9600 bd, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity bit.

 

Expression

Description

Request byte

8-bit value; a slave answers (within a max. responding time) with an 8-bit value;

Control byte

8-bit value; a slave reacts device specific;

Address

An address is an 8-bit query value which is not used as a reserved query value within the corresponding protocol. The slave unit remembers the address value and responds with the least significant 8-bit value of the address value.

NEXT

NEXT is the query byte with the value f616.

INFO

INFO is the query byte with the value f716.

NEXT_DATA

NEXT_DATA is the query byte with the value f816.

IGNORE

IGNORE is the query byte with the value f916.

CHECKSUM

CHECKSUM is the query byte with the value fa16.

NEXT_SAMPLE

NEXT_SAMPLE is the query byte with the value fc16.

CR

CR is the abbreviation for carriage return (value 0d16).