EMIS Interface Description - Measurement Solutions

Specification
Euro Interface EMIS
Interface Description
TDL,GPS
Sening®
Economic Tank Truck Systems
The two PDA and Trailer variables are available for the GPS information. In the trailer variable the
EMIS can provide GPS information which it has received form an EMIS-connected GPS module.
Example:
Direction Telegram
EMIS REQUEST,TDL,GPS,Trailer
OBC
OBC
REPORT,TDL,GPS,TRAILER=8,20040901100139,-
010.519043,+53.532944,0000,06,1.10,,4.4,201.0
EMIS
In the PDA variable, the OBC can provide the EMIS with GPS information given that the GPS
module is installed at the OBC. Whilst EMIS saves this information, it does not use it for internal
purposes.
Example:
Direction Telegram
EMIS
SET,TDL,GPS,PDA=8,20050901160547,+010.999999,-
53.000000,0000,06,1.10,,60.4,221.8
OBC
…
EMIS REQUEST,TDL,GPS,PDA
OBC
OBC
REPORT,TDL,GPS,TRAILER=8,20050901160547,+010.999999,-
53.000000,0000,06,1.10,,60.4,221.8
EMIS
TDL,PRN,Port
1 to 10 values can be saved in the Port variable. However, the printer installed at the EMIS is
always used irrespective of the value.
EMIS does not support any sensoring on paper recognition at the printer. That is why the Staus=0
(printer ready) is always returned even when no printer has been parameterised at the EMIS. The
CMD variable is not supported i.e. whilst values can be written into the variable, they produce no
effects.
Apart from these limitations, the printer is controlled as described in the E7 specification.
TDL,AUX
An output is supported by the QAS system (see QAS,AUX,OutRelease). This output can also be
accessed with TDL,AUX,OUT(1). The output is passive at 0 and active at 1. TDL,AUX,OUT(10) is
a special feature. The effect of this variable being set to 0 is for the event request to be transmitted
with setup information. No setup information is transmitted should the variable have the 1 value
(see QAS,SETUP,NoSeP).
92 Rev. 2.00 / MB / jp / Juli 2008 MNF19002EUS / DOK-411E