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Command Format: {SETVKn}
Kn = Key # (n = # from 1 to 36)
Example:
C2 is an MT109-100 and Key 8 is programmed
{WRK8=8,108,0,0,0}. SUB8 = “RUPC2” and
SUB108 = “RSTC2.” Pressing Key 8 begins
ramping up the MT109-100’s output volume.
Releasing Key 8 stops the ramping.
47. {CLRVK}
This command resets a key to normal function.
Command Format: {CLRVKn}
Kn = Key # (n = # from 1 to 36)
Example:
Change Key 8 in the previous example back to a
normal key by sending {CLRVK8}. Key 8 will
now support the normal 5 states of operation.
48. {UPLK}
This command uploads a key program from the
panel so it may be saved and edited as a text
file. The same file may be downloaded back into
the panel. Sub numbers and labels are saved,
but VOLUME and LOCKED settings are not.
Before uploading or downloading, the rate must
be set to the default zero, [RATE=0]. There is no
unit ID information in the key program. The key
program may be uploaded from any unit, for
example {UPLKU2}. However, when
downloading a key program all units connected
to the bus will receive the same key program.
There are two parts to the key program file. The
first contains the subroutine information and the
second the label information.
SUBROUTINE:
Format: { $ , Key# , : , subroutines }
Example: { $ 0 1: 1 , 5 1 , 0 , 0 , 0 }
LABEL:
Format: { % , Key# , : , Label }
Example: { % 0 1 : VIDEO_CAMERA }
Command Format: {UPLK}
n = Key # (n = # from 1 to 36)
Example: Using HyperTerminal
Upload the key program file from the panel and
save it into a text file. Edit the text file using a
text editor and then download the new key
program into the control panel.
SETUP HYPERTERMINAL
Start a new connection in HyperTerminal as
“Direct to Com”. Make the following settings:
Bits per Second = 9600 baud
Date Bits = 8 bits
Parity = None
Stop Bits = 1
Flow Control = None
UPLOAD
1. Set the rate to zero, [RATE=0].
2. Click Transfer > Capture Text
3. Enter the file name (ex: MTKeys.txt).
NOTE: If the file already contains text,
HyperTerminal will append the file.
4. Click Start.
5. Send {UPLK} to upload the program.
6. Click Transfer > Capture Text > Stop.
EDIT
1. Use a text editor to modify the file
MTKeys.txt as saved above.
DOWNLOAD
1. Open the text file and select all the text.
2. Click Edit > Copy from the menu.
3. Select HyperTerminal.
4. Click Edit > Paste to Host.
5. Send the command {RDK*} and verify
modifications were saved.