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title: "Command TE"
slug: "command-te"
updated: 2024-07-04T11:07:46Z
published: 2024-07-04T11:07:46Z
canonical: "docs-linescan.alliedvision.com/command-te"
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# Command TE

Command TE is used to query the values of the internal temperature sensors of the XLC4 control unit and the Corona II modules.

## Structure

| Command | Notes |
| --- | --- |
| CommandID | TE | TE works in all XLC4 operating modes |
| Parameter | None |  |
| Parameter | Value | Description |
| None |  |  |
| Response |
|  | te , space , tempPair , “,” , tempPair , “,” , tempPair, “,” , tempPair |
|  | tempPair = tval , [“-” , tval] |
| General notes |
|  |  |

The value list in the response message contains the temperature values of the four output channels of the XLC4 (channel A first). If Corona II illumination modules are connected, the internal temperature values of the Coronas are added to the corresponding channel temperature values (separated by -).

## Example

TE

te 23-22 , 22 , 23-21 , 22

Note that only the first channel of a Corona II module is connected to a temperature sensor. The channels with a temperature pair (“-” separated) are connected to the first channel of a Corona II module.

In this example, there are 2 Corona II modules connected:

- One to channel A and B
- One to channel C

The TE command can be used to determine the number of connected Corona II modules.