Extron electronic 12800 Switch User Manual


 
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Matrix 12800 Switchers • Programming Guide
PRELIMINARY
Coand ASCII coand
(hot to witcher)
Response
(witcher to hot)
Additional
decription
View tie, gain, ute, preet, le tatu, DSVP, and input tatu
View 16 audio ties for room
X*
, preset
X1@
(All inputs and outputs
shown are virtual.)
EX1)
*
X1@
*
X@
*2VC
} X!
n
X!
n+1
X!
n+2
•...•
X!
n+15
•Aud
]
Show the virtual audio input
tied to 16 sequential virtual
outputs of room
X*
, preset
X1@
, starting from output
X@
.
Command description:
Response description:
Room# * preset# * starting output# (StO#) * 1 (= video) VC
I# tied to StO#
n
•I#tiedtoO#
n+1
•I#tiedtoO#
n+2
•...•I#tiedtoO#
n+15
•Vid
]
N
Where virtual outputs do not exist, the the BME responds with 000.
Each position shown in the response is a virtual output. The number in each position is the virtual input tied to that
virtual output.
View 16 audio ties for room
X*
, global preset
X1@
(All inputs and outputs
shown are virtual.)
EX1)
*
X1@
*
X@
*2VC
} X!
n
X!
n+1
X!
n+2
•...•
X!
n+15
•Aud
]
Show the virtual audio input
tied to 16 sequential virtual
outputs of room
X*
, preset
X1@
, starting from output
X@
.
Command description:
Response description:
Room# * preset# * starting output# (StO#) * 2 (= audio) VC
I# tied to StO#
n
•I#tiedtoO#
n+1
•I#tiedtoO#
n+2
•...•I#tiedtoO#
n+15
•Aud
]
N
Where virtual outputs do not exist, the the BME responds with 000.
Each position shown in the response is a virtual output. The number in each position is the virtual input tied to that
virtual output.
N
The response to the View file directory command differs, depending on whether the command is sent via an
RS-232/RS-422 port or Telnet connection or sent via a Web browser connection.
View file directory
RS-232/RS-422 and Telnet
E
DF
}
filename1,date/time,length
]
filename2,date/time,length
]
filenamen,date/time,length
]
List user-supplied files.
space_remainingBytes•Left
]
View file directory
Web browser
E
DF
}
Varle=newarray(); List user-supplied files.
File [1] = ‘filename1,date1,filesize1’,
File [2] = ‘filename2,date3,filesize2’,
File [n] = ‘filenamen,daten,filesizen’,
File [n+1] = space_remainingBytes•Left
Erase user-supplied Web
pages or files
E
filenameEF
}
Delfilename
]
List individual sync
frequency
X@
LS
X1#
,
X1#]
Listed as horizontal frequency,
vertical frequency.
Example:
2LS
031.50,060.00
]
Input 2 horizontal frequency
is 31.5 khZ and its vertical
frequency is 60 Hz.
N
The matrix switcher returns 000.00,000.00 if there is no connection or sync frequencies are not applicable.
List keypads
X1$
LK Part#,
X1%
,
X1^
,
X1&]
Coand and repone table for SIS coand (continued)
N
X1)
= Room number 00 – 32
X1@
= Room preset # 32 maximum (0 = current configuration)
X@
= Output number 001 – maximum number of outputs
X!
= Input number 000 – maximum number of inputs (000 = untied)
X1#
= Sync frequency xxx.xx (frequency in Hz [V] or kHz [H])
X1$
= Keypad number 1 – 128
X1%
= Firmware version number to second decimal place (x.xx)
X1^
= Keyboard mode 001 = output mode 002 = room preset mode 003 = global preset mode
X1&
= Keyboard variable Meaning depends on
X1^
. See page 4-6.