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27. [OUTmmS]
This command displays the input number that is
connected to an output if the output is enabled.
Command Format: [OUTmmSCn]
mm = Output Number (mm = # from 01 to 64)
Cn = Card ID (n = slot # from 1 to max slots)
Example 1:
There is an MT107-103 in slot 8. Input 1 is
connected to all outputs. Send the command
[OUT1SC8] and receive the following feedback:
[1C08]
28. […P] – Path
This command will set the path for the output,
but it is not active until the switch command
[SW] is executed. Commands ending in "P" are
not executed immediately. The path for multiple
cards or the same card can be preset.
Example 1:
Switch Input 1 to Output 2, and switch Input 2 to
Output 4 simultaneously with the following
commands:
[I1O2C8P]
[I2O4C8P]
[SW]
29. [SW] – Switch
The Switch command immediately connects
inputs and outputs that were previously set with
the Path command. All cards in the system that
were preset with the Path command will switch
at the same time, not only MT107-103.
See the [PATH] command for examples.
30. [SEL]
This command selects the path to adjust the
input volume. Send this command first, then use
the [+] and [-] commands to adjust the volume
to the desired level.
CAUTION: This adjustment is on the input,
NOT the output. If Input 1 is connected to more
than one output, adjusting Input 1’s volume will
affect all the outputs connected to Input 1.
Command Format: [SELmmCn]
mm = Input no. (mm = # from 01 to 64)
Cn = Card ID (n = slot # from 1 to max slots)
Example:
There is an MT107-103 in slot 8 that requires
volume adjustment on Input 2. The current
volume level is 10. After sending the following
commands, an optimum level of 15 is obtained:
1. [SEL02C8]
The current volume level is 10.
2. [ - ] [ - ] [ - ]
The level is now 7 and is too quiet.
3. [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] [ + ] [ + ]
The level is 15 and no further adjustments
are required.
NOTE: The above example shows a typical
adjustment using single steps to
increase and decrease the volume.
The volume can also be adjusted in
steps larger than one. See the [+] and
[-] commands for details.