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Computer Remote Control @@01XX Program and Label Parts - Continuous — where XX represents the maximum parts needed to fill a receiving tube. This is followed by a 2500 hex file. After the 2500 receives this command and u…

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Computer
Remote
Control
Remote
Mode
Command
Set
All
remote
commands
begin
with
an
@
symbol
followed
by
a
two-digit
number,
with
the
exception
of
the
reset
command
(!)
and
the
devices
labeled
command
(#).
After
the
command
is
issued,
the
2500
responds
with
an
R
followed
by
two
to
four
ASCII
digits
and
a
CR-LF,
except
in
the
case
of
the
Exit
Remote
and
Reset
commands,
when
no
response
is
returned.
Note:
CR-LF
means
Carriage
Return
and
Line
Feed
(0D
hex
and
0A
hex).
A
CR-LF
is
sent
after
every
response
from
the
2500.
All
numbers
are
in
decimal,
with
the
individual
digits
represented
in
ASCII,
except
for
the
Escape
character
in
the
transparent
mode
command.
Summary
of
Remote
Mode
Command
Description
Response
Command
Set
@@01XX
Program
and
label
parts
-
continuous
R01
@02XX
Set
up
R02
@03XX
Program
and
label
devices
R03
@04
Request
firmware
version
RXXX
@05
Exit
remote
mode
None
@06XXX
Set
up
label
placement
R06
@Q7XXYYY
Bin
assignment
R07
@08XXX
Bin
label
mapping
R08
@09XXX
Serial
control
functions
R09
@10X
Transparent
mode
R10
@uxx
Label
only
devices
-
continuous
Rll
@12XXXX
Program
and
label
devices
R12
@
13XXY
YZZZZ
Variable
text
mode
Varies
@14X
Send
variable
text
R14
@15
Download
device
table
Device
table
and
R15
@16X
Retry
devices
in
programming
module
R16
@17X
Define
pass
category
R17
@18
Handler
identification
R2500
@21
Print
only
R21
@22
Purge
R22
@23X
Contact
adjust
R23
#
Request
number
of
devices
labeled
RXXXX
!
Reset
None
*
Terminate
job
R*
after
last
part
is
sorted
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@@01XX
Program
and
Label
Parts
-
Continuous
where
XX
represents
the
maximum
parts
needed
to
fill
a
receiving
tube.
This
is
followed
by
a
2500
hex
file.
After
the
2500
receives
this
command
and
upon
detecting
devices
at
the
input,
it
begins
to
continuously
program
and
label
devices.
To
invoke
a
new
command,
you
must
send
a
!
(the
reset
command).
Response:
R01
(Sent
after
the
hex
file
is
received)
@@02XX
Set
Up
where
XX
represents
the
maximum
parts
necessary
to
fill
a
receiving
tube.
This
is
followed
by
a
2500
hex
file.
This
command
specifies
the
number
of
devices
to
be
processed
and
the
mode
of
operation,
giving
the
2500
the
information
needed
to
program
and
label
parts.
After
the
command
sequence
is
received,
an
@03,
@12
or
@13
command
is
issued
and
the
2500
starts
programming
and
labeling
immediately
upon
detecting
devices
at
the
input.
Response:
R02
(Sent
after
the
hex
file
is
received)
@@03AX
Program
and
Label
Devices
(1
to
99
devices)
where
XX
represents
the
number
of
devices
to
program/
label.
This
command
programs
and
labels
devices
with
the
information
provided
by
a
previously
sent
command,
@02.
When
the
specified
number
of
devices
has
been
labeled,
the
2500
responds
with
an
R03
and
waits
for
another
command.
You
may
send
as
many
@03
commands
as
you
need.
If
you
want
to
program
more
than
99
devices,
use
the
@12
command.
WARNING:
An
@02
command
must
have
been
sent
previously
or
random
data
will
be
printed.
Response:
R03
(Sent
after
the
devices
have
been
labeled)
@@04
Request
2500
Firmware
Version
where
XXX
in
the
response
from
the
2500
represents
a
three-digit
decimal
number
in
ASCII.
For
example,
a
301
response
represents
firmware
version
3.01.
Response:
RXXX
@@05
Exit
Remote
Mode
Takes
the
2500
out
of
Remote
mode.
When
this
command
is
issued,
the
2500
performs
a
reset
and
returns
to
local
mode,
re-enabling
the
front
panel.
@@06XXX
Label
Placement
where
XXX
represents
the
label
placement
value.
This
command
alters
the
front
to
back
(lengthwise)
placement
of
the
label
on
the
device.
The
label
placement
value
is
a
decimal
number
between
0
and
254.
Each
unit
moves
the
label
from
the
leading
edge
of
the
device
by
0.010
inch.
A
value
of
255
reverts
the
2500
to
auto
centering.
This
command
remains
in
effect
until
power
is
turned
off.
If
you
do
not
use
this
command,
the
2500
uses
the
label
placement
value
entered
in
Setup.
Response:
R06
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Y
=
Bin
Assignment
Configures
the
bin
map
for
the
specified
bin.
XX
represents
the
bin
and
YYY
represents
the
bin
configuration
number.
The
bin
number
is
a
two-digit
ASCII
number
from
01
to
04,
representing
the
bin
to
be
configured.
The
bin
configuration
number
is
a
three-digit
decimal
number
in
ASCII
which,
when
converted
to
binary,
represents
the
category
or
categories
to
be
routed
to
the
bin
specified.
The
following
is
the
bit
map:
Bit
0
=
Category
1
Bit
1
=
Category
2
Bit
2
=
Category
3
Bit
3
=
Category
4
Bit
4
=
Category
5
Bit
5
=
Don't
care
Bit
6
=
Don't
care
Bit
7
=
Don't
care
If
the
bit
is
on,
the
category
is
mapped
to
that
bin.
For
example,
sending
@0701010
specifies
bin
1
and
converts
010
decimal
to
00001010
binary.
Bits
1
and
3
are
on,
so
categories
2
and
4
are
mapped
to
bin
1.
Use
this
command
only
when
the
bin
mapping
must
be
changed
dynamically.
Under
normal
conditions,
set
up
the
bin
map
once,
using
the
Binning
menu
on
the
2500's
front
panel.
The
changes
you
make
with
this
command
are
retained
until
you
send
a
new
@07
command,
make
changes
using
the
setup
menu
under
BINNING,
or
turn
off
the
power.
Response:
R07
@@08XXX
Bin
Label
Mapping
Reassigns
the
bins
that
receive
labeled
devices.
XXX
represents
the
bin
label
map
number,
a
three-digit
decimal
number
in
ASCII
which,
when
converted
to
binary,
assigns
the
bins
that
receive
labeled
devices.
The
following
is
the
bit
map:
Bit
0
=
Label
bin
1
if
on
Bit
1
=
Label
bin
2
if
on
Bit
2
=
Label
bin
3
if
on
Bit
3
=
Label
bin
4
if
on
Bit
4
=
Must
be
off
Bit
5
=
Must
be
off
Bit
6
=
Must
be
off
Bit
7
=
Must
be
off
For
example,
sending
@08011
converts
011
decimal
to
00001011
binary.
Devices
going
into
bins
1,
2,
and
4
are
labeled.
Use
this
command
only
when
you
must
dynamically
change
the
bin
label
mapping.
Under
normal
conditions,
set
up
the
bin
label
map
once,
using
the
Binning
menu.
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