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====RS-232 Delimiter mode====
 
====RS-232 Delimiter mode====
 
* This feature works from '''Ver.03.28.05.Rev.00+''' with Codec 8 Extended enabled.<br>
 
* This feature works from '''Ver.03.28.05.Rev.00+''' with Codec 8 Extended enabled.<br>
“Delimiter mode” have two configurable delimiters to mark start and end of packet received from external device. Delimiter is configured as HEX string, max length 3 Bytes.
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'''Delimiter mode''' have two configurable delimiters to mark start and end of packet received from external device. Delimiter is configured as HEX string, max length 3 Bytes.
    
''Examples:''
 
''Examples:''
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<div style="text-align: center;">Table 2. Functionality description by delimiter configuration</div>
 
<div style="text-align: center;">Table 2. Functionality description by delimiter configuration</div>
 
'''Baudrate and parity configurable in base functionality'''
 
'''Baudrate and parity configurable in base functionality'''
* New IO element “Serial Packet” ID:109:
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* New IO element '''Serial Packet''' ID:109:
When “Delimiter mode” is selected and packet is received via RS232 FMB will save record with added “Serial Packet” IO element with HIGH priority. If any other mode than
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When '''Delimiter mode''' is selected and packet is received via RS232 FMB will save record with added '''Serial Packet''' IO element with HIGH priority. If any other mode than
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“Delimiter” is selected “Serial Packet” IO element will not be saved in records;
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'''Delimiter''' is selected “Serial Packet” IO element will not be saved in records;
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“Serial Packet” length will be variable, max length 257 bytes;
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'''Serial Packet''' length will be variable, max length 257 bytes;
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While no “Serial Packet” is received from external device FMB will save other periodic or eventual records without “Serial Packet” IO element.
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While no '''Serial Packet''' is received from external device FMB will save other periodic or eventual records without '''Serial Packet''' IO element.
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<div style="text-align: center;">Table 3. Example of serial packet with Codec8 Extended Protocol</div>
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'''Index:''' Indicates the number of generated payload. Starting from 0 index.
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'''Data Length:''' Length of payload.
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'''Payload:''' Data parsed by delimiter functionality.
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'''Note:''' Delimiter IO element is string type. Each type of IO elements has identifier byte that identify how many IOs of that type stored in record.
    
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