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Rev: 1.20b Date: 18/03/2008 Author: Karol Gabrowski

Serial protocol: 2400 Baud, No Parity, 8 Data bits, 1 Stop bit

Packet format: STX data length … data … Checksum

(ASCII 0x02) byte byte

The whole packet has a maximum length of 256 bytes.

All the numeric data are little-endian, i.e. are sent LSB first.

STX indicates the start of the packet.

Data length is the number of bytes of data + the check byte.

The "check" byte is computed as the sum modulus 256 of all the bytes in the packet
except the STX and the check byte itself.

In case of reception of an invalid checksum or a partial packet, no answer will be supplied.

In case of an invalid command the answer will be:

byte = STX [0x02]
byte = data length [0x04]
byte = received command […]
byte = 'K' [0x4B]
byte = 'o' [0x6F]
byte = Checksum […]

In order to flush the receiver buffer of UPS, send 255 bytes of NUL (ASCII 0) without
expecting any answer.

The serial communication is half duplex: while the UPS is sending an answer to a pending
packet, the receiver is disabled.

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Applies to…

ID code Config family model

#1 1 HF Line HF Line (1 board)
#1 2 HF Line HF Line (2 boards)
#1 3 HF Line HF Line (3 boards)
#1 4 HF Line HF Line (4 boards)
#2 1 ECO Network ECO Network 750/1000
#2 2 ECO Network ECO Network 1050/1500
#2 3 ECO Network ECO Network 1500/2000
#2 4 ECO Network ECO Network 1800/2500
#2 5 ECO Network ECO Network 2100/3000
#3 1 ECO 3xx ECO 308
#3 2 ECO 3xx ECO 311
#4 4 HF Line / 2 HF Line (4 boards) / 2
#4 5 HF Line / 2 HF Line (5 boards) / 2
#4 6 HF Line / 2 HF Line (6 boards) / 2
#4 7 HF Line / 2 HF Line (7 boards) / 2
#4 8 HF Line / 2 HF Line (8 boards) / 2
#5 1 HF Millennium HF 810
#5 2 HF Millennium HF 820
#6 1 HF TOP Line HF 910
#6 2 HF TOP Line HF 920
#6 3 HF TOP Line HF 930
#6 4 HF TOP Line HF 940
#7 4 HF TOP Line / 2 HF 940 / 2
#7 5 HF TOP Line / 2 HF 950 / 2
#7 6 HF TOP Line / 2 HF 960 / 2
#7 7 HF TOP Line / 2 HF 970 / 2
#7 8 HF TOP Line / 2 HF 980 / 2
#8 1 ECO Network 5xx ECO 508
#8 2 ECO Network 5xx ECO 511
#8 3 ECO Network 5xx ECO 516
#8 4 ECO Network 5xx ECO 519
#8 5 ECO Network 5xx ECO 522
#9 1 ECO 3xx ECO 305 / Harviot 530 SX
#9 2 ECO 3xx ORDINATORE DUE
#9 3 ECO 3xx Harviot 730 SX
# 10 1 ECO Interactive SX ECO 308 SX / ORDINATORE
# 10 2 ECO Interactive SX ECO 311 SX
# 11 1 ally HF ally HF 800
# 11 2 ally HF ally HF 1600
# 12 1 ally HF ally HF 1000
# 12 2 ally HF ally HF 2000
# 13 1 ally HF ally HF 1250
# 13 2 ally HF ally HF 2500
# 14 1 Megaline Megaline 1250
# 14 2 Megaline Megaline 2500
# 14 3 Megaline Megaline 3750
# 14 4 Megaline Megaline 5000
# 15 4 Megaline / 2 Megaline 5000 / 2
# 15 5 Megaline / 2 Megaline 6250 / 2
# 15 6 Megaline / 2 Megaline 7500 / 2
# 15 7 Megaline / 2 Megaline 8750 / 2
# 15 8 Megaline / 2 Megaline 10000 / 2
# 20 1 DHEA DHEA 1000
# 21 1 DHEA DHEA 1500

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Common commands
#0 UPS info (read):
Request command:
byte =0
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte ID code (family code - see model table)
byte Config (number and/or type of modules - see model table)
word Maximum active power (W)
byte Firmware version
byte Firmware subversion
char [1 ..12] Serial number

#1 Output data (read):

Request command:
byte =1
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
integer Active power (W) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }
integer Voltage (V) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }
integer Current (Arms*10) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }
integer Peak current (A*10) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }

#2 Input data (read):

Request command:
byte =2
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
integer Active power (W) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }
integer Voltage (V) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }
integer Current (Arms*10) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }
integer Peak current (A*10) { -1: overrange }
{ -2: not available }

#3 UPS status (read):

Request command:
byte =3
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Status
0: Running on mains power
1: Running on battery power
2: Battery reserve
3: Bypass engaged
4: Manual bypass engaged
byte Fault
0: All right
1: Overload
2: Overheat
3: Hardware Fault
4: Battery charger failure (overcharging)
5: Replace batteries
byte UPS Temperature in ºC + 128 { i.e T = n-128 ºC }
{ 0: not available }

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#4 Battery data (read):
Request command:
byte =4
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word Actual value (V*10)
word Reserve Threshold (V*10)
word Exhaust Threshold (V*10)

#5 History data (read):

Request command:
byte =5
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
longint UPS Total Run Time (s)
longint Inverter Total Run Time (s)
word Inverter Interventions
word Battery Full Discharges
integer Stabiliser or Bypass Interventions { -2: not available }
integer Overheatings { -2: not available }

#6 Scheduling (read):
Request command:
byte =6
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
longint Remaining time to shutdown (s) { -1: no shutdown }
longint Programmed time to restart (s) { -1: no restart }

#7 Event list (most recent first) (read):

Request command:
byte =7
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Event Absolute Counter (roll over at 256)
variable length; 1 byte for each event; the list can be empty
1: Odd Turn Off
2: Memory Error!
3: Battery Limit
4: Battery Charger
5: Overload
6: Long Overload
7: Neutral Wrong
8: Neutral Wrong while running
9: Modules Number
10: Programmed battery time expired
11: Programmed reserve time expired
12: Earth Fault
13: Load Waiting
14: HV Bus Runaway
15: Output DC Level
16: Bad Wiring
17: Hardware Fault: Unknown
18: Hardware Fault: Inverter
19: Hardware Fault: P.F.C.
20: Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C.
21: Hardware Fault: Booster
22: Hardware Fault: Inverter Booster
23: Hardware Fault: P.F.C. Booster
24: Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C. Booster
25: Hardware Fault: Overheat
26: Hardware Fault: Inverter Overheat
27: Hardware Fault: P.F.C. Overheat
28: Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C. Overheat

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 29: Hardware Fault: Booster Overheat
30: Hardware Fault: Inverter Booster Overheat
31: Hardware Fault: P.F.C. Booster Overheat
32: Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C. Booster Overheat
33: Hardware Fault: Battery charger
34: Hardware Fault: Overheat & Battery charger
35: Output Plug Removed

#8 Times on battery (read):

Request command:
byte =8
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
integer Max time on battery (s) { 0: not purposedly limited }
{ -2: not available }
integer Max time after battery reserve (s) { 0: not purposedly limited }
{ -2: not available }
byte not 0 -> Autorestart after battery depleted enabled

#9 Neutral sense (read):

Request command:
byte =9
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte not 0 -> Neutral sense enabled
byte not 0 -> Ignore while running

# 10 Scheduling (set):
Request command:
byte = 10
longint Remaining time to shutdown (s) { -1 = no shutdown }
longint Programmed time to restart (s) { -1 = no restart }
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
longint Remaining time to shutdown (s) { -1 = no shutdown }
longint Programmed time to restart (s) { -1 = no restart }
N.B.: If a selected time is longer than the maximum allowed the UPS uses the maximum
and reports this in the answer.

# 11 Neutral sense (set):

Request command:
byte = 11
byte not 0 -> Neutral sense enabled
byte not 0 -> Ignore while running
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte not 0 -> Neutral sense enabled
byte not 0 -> Ignore while running

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# 12 Times on battery (set):
Request command:
byte = 12
word Max time on battery (s) { 0 = not purposedly limited }
word Max time after battery reserve (s) { 0 = not purposedly limited }
byte not 0 -> Autorestart after battery depleted enabled
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word Max time on battery (s) { 0 = not purposedly limited }
{ -2: not available }
word Max time after battery reserve (s) { 0 = not purposedly limited }
{ -2: not available }
byte not 0 -> Autorestart after battery depleted enabled
N.B.: If a selected time is longer than the maximum allowed the UPS uses the maximum
and reports this in the answer.

# 13 Buzzer mute (set):

Request command:
byte = 13
byte 0 -> not muted
1 -> muted
2 -> read current status
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte 0 -> not muted
1 -> muted
N.B.: Buzzer can be disabled only up to the next alarm condition.

# 14 Battery test (set):

Request command:
byte = 14
byte 0 -> perform the battery test
1 -> force the UPS to work on battery power
2 -> restore the UPS standard mode (on mains power)
Answer (at the end of the battery test if it's required):
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte 0 -> Generic ok
1 -> Battery charge: 20 %
2 -> Battery charge: 40 %
3 -> Battery charge: 60 %
4 -> Battery charge: 80 %
5 -> Battery charge: 100 %
254 -> Batteries must be replaced
255 -> Test impossible

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“ECO” specific commands
# 19 Stabiliser level (read):
Request command:
byte = 19
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Stabiliser set level (1..3)

# 20 Stabiliser level (set):

Request command:
byte = 20
byte Stabiliser set level (1..3)
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Stabiliser set level (1..3)
N.B.: If the level is outside the allowed range the UPS keeps the previous level.

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“HF” specific commands
# 21 No load threshold (set):
Request command:
byte = 21
word No load threshold (W)
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word No load threshold (W)
N.B.: If the threshold is above or below the allowed range the UPS uses the maximum
or minimum value respectively.
This will be reported in the answer.

# 22 No load threshold (read):

Request command:
byte = 22
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word No load threshold (W)

# 23 Output voltage control (set):

Request command:
byte = 23
byte Output set level (V)
byte not 0 -> Output 60 Hz
byte not 0 -> PLL inhibited
byte not 0 -> Extended PLL lock range
byte Dip detector speed:
1 -> fast
2 -> standard
3 -> slow
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Output set level (%) (for internal use only)
byte not 0 -> Output 60 Hz
byte not 0 -> PLL inhibited
byte not 0 -> Extended PLL lock range
byte Dip detector speed:
1 -> fast
2 -> standard
3 -> slow
N.B.: If the level is above or below the allowed range, the UPS uses the maximum or
minimum value respectively.
This will be reported in the answer.

# 24 Output voltage control (read):

Request command:
byte = 24
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Output set level (%) (for internal use only)
byte not 0 -> Output 60 Hz
byte not 0 -> PLL inhibited
byte not 0 -> Extended PLL lock range
byte Dip detector speed:
1 -> fast
2 -> standard
3 -> slow

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# 25 Bypass (set):
Request command:
byte = 25
byte not 0 -> Bypass enabled
byte not 0 -> Bypass is forced
byte not 0 -> Off-line mode of operation
byte not 0 -> Load Waiting Mode enabled
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte not 0 -> Bypass enabled
byte not 0 -> Bypass is forced
byte not 0 -> Off-line mode of operation
byte not 0 -> Load Waiting Mode enabled
N.B.: Load Waiting Mode, Off-line mode and forced bypass can not be enabled if the
bypass is disabled.

# 26 Bypass (read):
Request command:
byte = 26
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte not 0 -> Bypass enabled
byte not 0 -> Bypass is forced
byte not 0 -> Off-line mode of operation
byte not 0 -> Load Waiting Mode enabled

# 27 Hardware status report (read):

Request command:
byte = 27
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
shortint Number of faulty modules { -2 = not available }
byte Hardware Fault:
0: Unknown or none
1: Inverter
2: P.F.C.
3: Inverter P.F.C.
4: Booster
5: Inverter Booster
6: P.F.C. Booster
7: Inverter P.F.C. Booster
8: Overheat
9: Inverter Overheat
10: P.F.C. Overheat
11: Inverter P.F.C. Overheat
12: Booster Overheat
13: Inverter Booster Overheat
14: P.F.C. Booster Overheat
15: Inverter P.F.C. Booster Overheat
16: Battery charger
17: Overheat & Battery charger

# 30 A/D average values (read):

Request command:
byte = 30
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Vin A/D
byte Iin A/D
byte Vout A/D
byte Iout A/D

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# 31 Bus voltages (read):
Request command:
byte = 31
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word Positive bus voltage
word Negative bus voltage (absolute value)

# 32 Battery thresholds (set):

Request command:
byte = 32
word Reserve Threshold (V*10) { 0 = automatic }
word Exhaust Threshold (V*10) { 0 = automatic }
byte not 0 -> Perform an automatic battery test after turn on with mains
power present
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word Reserve Threshold (V*10) { 0 = automatic }
word Exhaust Threshold (V*10) { 0 = automatic }
byte not 0 -> Perform an automatic battery test after turn on with mains
power present
N.B.: If a threshold is above or below the allowed range the UPS uses the maximum or
minimum value respectively.
If Reserve Threshold < Exhaust Threshold then Reserve Threshold = Exhaust Threshold.
This will be reported in the answer.
Exception: selecting a level of 0 V for at least one of the thresholds means using for both
the default levels that are load dependent (automatic mode).

# 33 Battery thresholds mode (HF only) (read):

Request command:
byte = 33
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte not 0 -> Automatic battery thresholds
byte not 0 -> Perform an automatic battery test after turn on with mains
power present

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“ALLY HF” specific commands
# 21 No load threshold (set):
same as HF specific command ( # 21 )

# 22 No load threshold (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 22 )

# 23 Output voltage control (set):

same as HF specific command ( # 23 )

# 24 Output voltage control (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 24 )

# 25 Bypass (set):
same as HF specific command ( # 25 )

# 26 Bypass (read):
same as HF specific command ( # 26 )

# 27 Hardware status report (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 27 )

# 30 A/D average values (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 30 )

# 31 Bus voltages (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 31 )

# 32 Battery thresholds (set):

same as HF specific command ( # 32 )

# 33 Battery thresholds mode (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 33 )

# 36 Line frequency autoselect (set):

Request command:
byte = 36
byte 0 -> Line frequency autoselect disabled
1 -> Line frequency autoselect enabled
2 -> Read line frequency autoselect
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte 0 -> Line frequency autoselect disabled
1 -> Line frequency autoselect enabled

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“MEGALINE” specific commands
# 21 No load threshold (set):
same as HF specific command ( # 21 )

# 22 No load threshold (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 22 )

# 23 Output voltage control (set):

same as HF specific command ( # 23 )

# 24 Output voltage control (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 24 )

# 25 Bypass (set):
same as HF specific command ( # 25 )

# 26 Bypass (read):
same as HF specific command ( # 26 )

# 27 Hardware status report (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 27 )

# 31 Bus voltages (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 31 )

# 32 Battery thresholds (set):

same as HF specific command ( # 32 )

# 33 Battery thresholds mode (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 33 )

# 36 Line frequency autoselect (set):

same as ally HF specific command ( # 36 )

# 37 Battery state of charge (read):

Request command:
byte = 37
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte 0 -> Data are valid
1 -> Data are not valid (battery discharge learning required)
255 -> Impossible (classic management is selected)
word Remaining time to battery exhaust (s)
byte Battery remaining charge (%)

# 38 Battery discharge learning (set):

Request command:
byte = 38
byte 0 -> Start battery discharge learning
1 -> Read battery discharge learning status
2 -> Abort battery discharge learning
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Battery discharge learning status
0: Running
1: Not running
2: Ended
255: Impossible (UPS on battery power or classic management is
selected)

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# 39 Battery autonomy management (read / set):
Request command:
byte = 39
byte 0 -> Set classic management
1 -> Set S.O.C. management
2 -> Read actual status
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Actual battery autonomy management
0: Classic management
1: S.O.C. management

# 40 Battery reserve time (set):

Request command:
byte = 40
word Reserve time (m)
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word Actual reserve time (m)

# 41 Battery reserve time (read):

Request command:
byte = 41
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
word Actual reserve time (m)

# 44 Output voltage control (set):

Request command:
byte = 44
byte Output set level (V)
byte not 0 -> Output 60 Hz
byte not 0 -> PLL inhibited
byte not 0 -> Extended PLL lock range
byte Dip detector speed:
1 -> fast
2 -> standard
3 -> slow
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Output set level (V)
byte not 0 -> Output 60 Hz
byte not 0 -> PLL inhibited
byte not 0 -> Extended PLL lock range
byte Dip detector speed:
1 -> fast
2 -> standard
3 -> slow
N.B.: If the level is above or below the allowed range, the UPS uses the maximum or
minimum value respectively.
This will be reported in the answer.

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# 45 Output voltage control (read):
Request command:
byte = 45
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Output set level (V)
byte not 0 -> Output 60 Hz
byte not 0 -> PLL inhibited
byte not 0 -> Extended PLL lock range
byte Dip detector speed:
1 -> fast
2 -> standard
3 -> slow

# 46 Single event read (read):

Request command:
byte = 46
byte = 0 -> Reset (answer will contain most recent event)
= 1 -> Autoincrement
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Time Stamp - Year (BCD packed)
byte Time Stamp - Month (BCD packed)
byte Time Stamp - Day (BCD packed)
byte Time Stamp - Hour (BCD packed)
byte Time Stamp - Min (BCD packed)
byte Event Code – LSB
0 = Regular Turn Off
1 = Irregular turn Off
2 = Memory Error!
3 = Low Battery Turn Off
4 = Battery Runaway
5 = Overload Turn Off
6 = Long Overload
7 = Neutral Wrong Turn Off
8 = Neutral Wrong while running
9 = Modules Number Error
10 = Programmed battery time expired
11 = Programmed reserve time expired
12 = Earth Fault Turn Off
13 = Load Waiting Turn Off
14 = HV Bus Runaway
15 = Output DC Level
16 = Bad Wiring
17 = Hardware Fault: Unknown
18 = Hardware Fault: Inverter
19 = Hardware Fault: P.F.C.
20 = Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C.
21 = Hardware Fault: Booster
22 = Hardware Fault: Inverter Booster
23 = Hardware Fault: P.F.C. Booster
24 = Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C. Booster
25 = Hardware Fault: Overheat
26 = Hardware Fault: Inverter Overheat
27 = Hardware Fault: P.F.C. Overheat
28 = Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C. Overheat
29 = Hardware Fault: Booster Overheat
30 = Hardware Fault: Inverter Booster Overheat
31 = Hardware Fault: P.F.C. Booster Overheat
32 = Hardware Fault: Inverter P.F.C. Booster Overheat
33 = Hardware Fault: Battery charger
34 = Hardware Fault: Overheat & Battery charger
35 = Output Plug Removed
36 = Mains Power: voltage very high

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 37 = Watchdog reset
38 = Battery Startup failed
39 = Battery Calibration aborted by user
40 = Mains Power: SAG
41 = Mains Power: SWELL
42 = Mains Power: BROWNOUT
43 = Mains Power: SPIKE
44 = Mains Power: Harmonic distortion
45 = Neutral Voltage: SWELL
46 = Neutral Voltage: SPIKE
byte Event Code - extended byte 1
byte Event Code - extended byte 2
byte Event Memory Position

# 48 Date/Time (set):
Request command:
byte = 48
byte Year (BCD packed)
byte Month (BCD packed)
byte Day (BCD packed)
byte Hour (BCD packed)
byte Min (BCD packed)
byte Sec (BCD packed)
byte Day of Week { 0 = Sunday; 1 = Monday; … }
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Year (BCD packed)
byte Month (BCD packed)
byte Day (BCD packed)
byte Hour (BCD packed)
byte Min (BCD packed)
byte Sec (BCD packed)
byte Day of Week { 0 = Sunday; 1 = Monday; … }

# 49 Date/Time (read):
Request command:
byte = 49
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Year (BCD packed)
byte Month (BCD packed)
byte Day (BCD packed)
byte Hour (BCD packed)
byte Min (BCD packed)
byte Sec (BCD packed)
byte Day of Week { 0 = Sunday; 1 = Monday; … }

# 52 Calendar scheduling (set):

Request command:
byte = 52
byte Step index (0..step_memory_dimension-1)
byte Month (BCD packed) { 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Day (BCD packed) { 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Day of Week { 0 = Sunday; 1 = Monday; … ; 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Hour (BCD packed)
byte Min (BCD packed)
byte Action
0: No Action – Delete Step
1: Turn Off
2: Turn On
3: Battery Calibration
4: Battery Test
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)

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 byte Step index (0..step_memory_dimension-1)
byte Month (BCD packed) { 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Day (BCD packed) { 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Day of Week { 0 = Sunday; 1 = Monday; … ; 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Hour (BCD packed)
byte Min (BCD packed)
byte Action
0: No Action
1: Turn Off
2: Turn On
3: Battery Calibration
4: Battery Test
255: Step index out of range

# 53 Calendar scheduling (read):

Request command:
byte = 53
byte Step index (0..step_memory_dimension-1)
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte Step index
byte Month (BCD packed) { 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Day (BCD packed) { 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Day of Week { 0 = Sunday; 1 = Monday; … ; 0xAA = wildcard }
byte Hour (BCD packed)
byte Min (BCD packed)
byte Action
0: No Action
1: Turn Off
2: Turn On
3: Battery Calibration
4: Battery Test
255: Step index out of range

# 54 Calendar scheduling enable (read / set):

Request command:
byte = 54
byte 0 -> Disable
1 -> Enable
2 -> Read actual status
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte 0 -> Disabled
1 -> Enabled

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DHEA specific commands
# 21 No load threshold (set):
same as HF specific command ( # 21 )

# 22 No load threshold (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 22 )

# 23 Output voltage control (set):

same as HF specific command ( # 23 )

# 24 Output voltage control (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 24 )

# 25 Bypass (set):
same as HF specific command ( # 25 )

# 26 Bypass (read):
same as HF specific command ( # 26 )

# 27 Hardware status report (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 27 )

# 31 Bus voltages (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 31 )

# 32 Battery thresholds (set):

same as HF specific command ( # 32 )

# 33 Battery thresholds mode (read):

same as HF specific command ( # 33 )

# 36 Line frequency autoselect (set):

same as ally HF specific command ( # 36 )

# 37 Battery state of charge (read):

same as ally HF specific command ( # 37 )

# 38 Battery discharge learning (set):

same as ally HF specific command ( # 38 )

# 39 Battery autonomy management (read / set):

same as ally HF specific command ( # 39 )

# 40 Battery reserve time (set):

same as ALLY HF specific command ( # 40 )

# 41 Battery reserve time (read):

same as ALLY HF specific command ( # 41 )

# 44 Output voltage control (set):

same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 44 )

# 45 Output voltage control (read):

same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 45 )

# 46 Single event read (read):

same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 46 )

# 48 Date/Time (set):
same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 48 )

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# 49 Date/Time (read):
same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 49 )

# 52 Calendar scheduling (set):

same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 52 )

# 53 Calendar scheduling (read):

same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 53 )

# 54 Calendar scheduling enable (read/set):

same as MEGALINE specific command ( # 54 )

# 55 Auxiliary output (set):

Request command:
byte = 55
byte AUX OUT 1 max time on battery (m)
byte AUX OUT 2 max time on battery (m)
byte AUX OUT 1 OFF on battery reserve {1 => OFF on battery reserve}
byte AUX OUT 2 OFF on battery reserve {1 => OFF on battery reserve}
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte AUX OUT 1 max time on battery (m)
byte AUX OUT 2 max time on battery (m)
byte AUX OUT 1 OFF on battery reserve
byte AUX OUT 2 OFF on battery reserve

# 56 Auxiliary output (read):

Request command:
byte = 56
Answer:
byte Command (replica of the request command)
byte AUX OUT 1 max time on battery (m)
byte AUX OUT 2 max time on battery (m)
byte AUX OUT 1 OFF on battery reserve
byte AUX OUT 2 OFF on battery reserve

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