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CAMELIA 8M Digital Camera
1986B–IMAGE–03/03
Command Processing after
‘’E=0’’
Each command received by the camera is processed:
• If the command is valid:
– setting is done
– setting is stored in EEPROM
– the camera returns the setting
– the camera returns: >OK(CR)
• If the setting value is out of range (command not valid):
– nothing is done
– the camera returns its current setting (i.e. the setting resulting from the last
valid command)
– the camera returns: >1
• If the syntax is not correct (command not recognized by the camera):
– the camera returns: >2
Example of a valid command:
I=500(CR): sent by the user
I=0500(CR): returned by the camera
>OK(CR): returned by the camera
Note: the number of characters returned by the camera is always the same whatever
the value of the setting is. For examples:
I=10(CR): sent by the user
I=0010(CR): returned by the camera
>OK(CR): returned by the camera
I=1500(CR): sent by the user
I=1500(CR): returned by the camera
>OK(CR): returned by the camera
Example of non valid commands:
I=3000(CR): sent by the user
I=0500(CR): returned by the camera (03: setting actually in camera)
>1(CR): returned by the camera: setting value out of range
M=2: sent by the user
>2(CR): returned by the camera: command not recognized by the camera
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