3.2.1. MEM Command

The MEM command allows to:

• read the memory at the given memory id,

• write a value at the given memory id,

• store the memory content on the non-volatile disk.

Note

See Internal Memory for the whole memory description.

Command Format:

R/W	Command	Response	Description
R	MEM:<id>:?	#MEM:<id>:<value>	Read the memory content at the given id
W	MEM:<id>:<value>	#AK / #NAK	Write into the memory at the given id
W	MEM:SAVE	#AK	Store the memory data into the non-volatile memory

Parameter(s):

Name	Type	Range	Description
<id>	integer string	- [1]	Internal Memory field ID
<value>	string [1]	- [1]	Value of the Internal Memory field

[1] (1,2,3)

see Internal Memory

Warning

• After a successful writing of the memory parameter, the parameter is immediately applied, but it is not automatically stored in the non-volatile memory.

• To save the written parameter(s) in the non-volatile memory, use the MEM:SAVE command.

Example(s):

MEM:30:?
#MEM:30:TEST-UNIT

MEM:12:?
#MEM:12:1.000456

MEM:30:POWER_UNIT_ON_MAGNET_01
#AK

MEM:30:?
#MEM:30:POWER_UNIT_ON_MAGNET_01

MEM:SAVE
#AK