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MatrixPRO-II 3G/HD/SD-SDI Routers Rev. 1.1
MatrixPRO-II HD/3G SDI Series –User’s Guide - Rev. 1.1
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B.1 X-Point Take
This command directly takes the specified X-point. The command specifies which sources to
connect to which destinations and on what levels. Several X-point takes can be specified on
a single command line. In such cases all specified X-points are taken simultaneously.
Command:
x <X-points>[ : <group_no>][*CC]<LF>
<LF>
Response:
%<LF>
x l<level> <src> <dest><LF>
[*CC<LF>]
<LF>
Where:
<X-points>=<X-point>[ <X-points>]
<X-point>=l<levels> <src_dest_pairs>
<src_dest_pairs>=<src_dest_pair>[ <src_dest_pairs>]
<src_dest_pair>=<src> <dests>
<levels>={<level>|<levels>,<levels>|<level>-<level>}
<dests>={<dest>|<dests>,<dests>|<dest>-<dest>}
<level> The level number.
Source number in the range from zero to one less than the number of inputs
on the level. <src> can also be one of the following characters:
d Disconnect. Used when a destination is not connected to any source.
o Out of range. Used when a destination is connected to a source not
included in a level. This may occur with overlapping partitions. Only
valid in the response.
<src>
u Undefined/Unknown. This might be used at start-up before the status
is read from the physical router. It is also used on ported routers
where a port can be used as an input or an output. Only valid in the
response.
<dest> Destination number in the range from zero to one less than the number of
outputs on the level.