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Display Protocol Mapping Table

The Display Protocol Mapping Document outlines the structure of communication frames for display units, detailing key elements such as start identifier, device address, command type, data length, message content, font encoding, language code, display mode, checksum, and end of message. Each element is accompanied by a description and example value, facilitating easy implementation. The document serves as a guide for ensuring proper communication and display functionality across various protocols.

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Display Protocol Mapping Table

The Display Protocol Mapping Document outlines the structure of communication frames for display units, detailing key elements such as start identifier, device address, command type, data length, message content, font encoding, language code, display mode, checksum, and end of message. Each element is accompanied by a description and example value, facilitating easy implementation. The document serves as a guide for ensuring proper communication and display functionality across various protocols.

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Display Protocol Mapping Table

Here is the Display Protocol Mapping Document in text table format that you can copy directly into Excel:

Protocol Element Description Example Value

Start identifier for


Message Header 0xAA55
communication frame

Unique ID of display unit (1–


Device Address 0x01
255)

Instruction type (e.g., display,


Command Type 0x10 (Display Msg)
clear, scroll)

Length of the data payload


Data Length 0x0012
(in bytes)
Actual message to be
Message Content (Text) 'BUS NO: 123'
displayed (ASCII/UTF-8)

Font Encoding Defines font type or size 0x01

Defines language (EN, HI, TE,


Language Code 0x01
etc.)
Display style (scroll, blink,
Display Mode 0x03
static, etc.)

Error checking field (XOR,


Checksum / CRC 0x1C
CRC-16, etc.)

End of Message Terminator for the frame 0x0D 0x0A


SEPL/QA/F/DPMT-00

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Notes

Used to identify the start of a


valid frame

Should match the address


configured in display unit

Defines what action to take


on the display

Ensures message size is


known

Supports multilingual text

Standard 8x8, or large fonts


for header display
For multilingual displays
(e.g., 0x01=EN, 0x02=HI)
0x01=Scroll, 0x02=Blink,
0x03=Static

Ensures integrity; typically


over all previous fields

Marks end of transmission


(Carriage Return + Line Feed)

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