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SY3662 User’s Manual Remote Control 5.3.33 “MWF” Command The ‘MWF’ command lets users write a desired “field” item in a defined EEPROM cell. The correct form format for this command is as follows: MWF:cell_num:cell_content\r where: cell_num is the EEPROM cell number; cell_content is the ASCII content to be written to the EEPROM cell cell_num. The on-board EEPROM memory - used to store module information as calibration parameters, identification, thresholds and divided in two sections, “field” and “value” – has 512 cells, so that cell_num is limited between 0 and 511; writing operations containing cell values exceeding these limits obtain a non-acknowledgment reply ‘#NAK\r’. This “field” section of the EEPROM is used to store descriptive items as interlocks identification names (cells 50 through 53). Replies from the power supply are in the form ‘#AK\r’, or ‘#NAK\r’; this nonacknowledgment reply is generated when: the A3660BS module is in LOCAL mode; the cell number cell_num is out-of-range (negative or greater than 511); cell_num or cell_content are empty strings; the selected cell is password protected and password protection is not unlocked (see ‘PASSWORD\r’ command for further details). Examples: MWF example with the module in LOCAL mode: MWF:52:INTERLOCK_A\r #NAK\r MWF correct example (after password is unlocked): MWF:52:INTERLOCK_A\r #AK\r 79