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b. Hello:

:999<c/r>

The ‘hello’ command is like a ‘who is alive?’ question.

This is useful in order to detect which addresses exist in the system.

Each existing board, whether active or not, responds ‘*x<c/r>’, where x

is its address.

Notes

1. Wait 10 ms after sending the colon (‘:’) before sending the rest of the

command (‘999<c/r>’).

2. The ‘*x<c/r>’ responses will be transmitted in sequence.

That is, if all 64 addresses exist, then first ‘*1<c/r>’ will be

transmitted, then ‘*2<c/r>’ and so on, and finally ‘*64<c/r>’.

3. The ‘hello’ command does

not

change the ‘active’ mode of the

address – it will remain the same as before.

4. After sending the ‘hello’ command, wait 1 second to give

chance to all 64 potential addresses to respond.

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