COGNEX DM100_200 ControlCommands - Bci GmbH
COGNEX DM100_200 ControlCommands - Bci GmbH
COGNEX DM100_200 ControlCommands - Bci GmbH
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DMCC Overview<br />
Command responses are sent in space delimited ASCII text without a header or footer.<br />
Extended: The reader responds with a header data footer block similar to the command format. Symbol<br />
read/no-read data returned from the reader is encoded in base64 as described in RFC 2045.<br />
||checksum:command-id[status]<br />
checksum<br />
The response uses the same checksum format as the command sent to the reader.<br />
0: no checksum<br />
1: last byte before footer is XOR of bytes<br />
command-id<br />
The command-id sent to the reader is retuned in the response header.<br />
status<br />
An integer in ASCII text format.<br />
0: no error<br />
1: reader initiated read-string<br />
100: unidentified error<br />
101: command invalid<br />
102: parameter invalid<br />
103: checksum incorrect<br />
104: parameter rejected/altered due to reader state<br />
Examples<br />
Command Silent Response<br />
||>GET<br />
SYMBOL.DATAMATRIX\r\n<br />
||>SET<br />
SYMBOL.DATAMATRIX<br />
ON\r\n<br />
||>TRIGGER ON\r\n decoded data or no-read<br />
response<br />
DataMan Control Commands Documentation 3.5<br />
DataMan Control Commands<br />
Action Commands<br />
System Commands<br />
Camera & Light Commands<br />
Decoder Commands<br />
Symbology Commands<br />
Data Formatting Commands<br />
Data Validation Commands<br />
Code Quality Commands<br />
I/O Commands<br />
Communication Commands<br />
DataMan Control Commands Documentation 3.5<br />
Action Commands<br />
Extended<br />
Response Description<br />
ON ||[0]ON\r\n Is the DataMatrix<br />
symbology enabled?<br />
no response ||[0]\r\n Enable the DataMatrix<br />
symbology.<br />
||[0]\r\n ||[1]<br />
decoded data or no-read<br />
response in base64\r\n<br />
Trigger Command<br />
Set/Get Command Arguments Range Meaning Description<br />
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