SS — Signal Status
Queries the current state of any signal, or manually sets user signals (U00–U99).
Format
- Query:
>QSS{SIGNAL}< - Set:
>SSS{SIGNAL}{VALUE}< - Response:
>RSS{SIGNAL}{VALUE}<
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
SIGNAL | 3-character signal name (e.g., F00, U01, XP1) |
VALUE | 0 or 1 |
note
No spaces or separators are used inside the command.
Examples
Query ignition signal:
>QSSF00<
>RSSF001< ← Ignition is active
Query user signal U00:
>QSSU00<
>RSSU000< ← U00 is inactive
Set user signal U00 to 1:
>SSSU001<
Clear user signal U00:
>SSSU000<
Notes
- Fixed signals (F00–F49) and general signals (G00–G49) are read-only — you cannot set them via SS.
- User signals (U00–U99) and outputs (XP1-XP2) are the only signals that can be set manually.
- See Signal List for all available signals.