INfinity 510 Protocol Reference Guide - Sirit

Chapter 3 - Command Overview
COMMAND RESPONSES
Get Command Response
Set Command Response
Exec Command Response
Error Responses
As shown in the previous section, the reader supports three types of
commands: Get, Set and Exec. The response to all commands is either OK
or an error message.
For a Get command the successful response is ok followed by the value of
the variable. For example, if the com.serial.baudrate variable has
the value 57600, the command to get the value of this variable and its
response would be:
> com.serial.baudrate
ok 57600
For a set command the successful response is simply ok. For example, to
set the value of the info.location variable to dock door #21, the
command and its response would be:
> info.location = dock door #21
< ok
An Exec action executes a reader function. For an Exec command, the
successful response is ok followed by data returned by the function. The
data returned is different for each function. For example, to exec (execute)
the function tag.read_id() to obtain the tag id of a tag in the field, the
command and its response would be:
> tag.read_id()
ok tag_id=0x300102030405060708090a0b
In the event a command fails, an error is returned. For example, setting the
value of the tag.reporting.depart_time to 1 will produce the
error.parser.value_out_of_range response because the range of
acceptable values for tag.reporting.depart_time is from 100 to 25000 milliseconds.
> tag.reporting.depart_time = 1
error.parser.value_out_of_range
The errors returned by the reader are contained in the error namespace. All
possible errors in the error name space are shown in the Errors Namespace
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