ISS 408 Integrated Seamless Switcher • Programming Guide 41
Command and Response Table for SIS Commands
Command Function
SIS Command
(Host to Unit)
Response
(Unit to Host)
Additional description
Input selection and viewing
NOTE: You can select an input for either output (preview or program) using SIS commands.
Select video and audio
X@
*
X!
! Out
X@
•In
X!
•All
]
Select input
X!
to
X@
output.
Example:
1*2!
Out1
•In2•All
]
Input 2 video and audio selected to
program output.
Select video only
X@
*
X!
& Out
X@
•In
X!
•RGB
]
Select video input
X!
to
X@
output.
Example:
2*5&
Out2
•In5•RGB
]
Select input 5 video only to preview
output.
Select audio only
X@
*
X!
$ Out
X@
•In
X!
•Aud
]
Select audio input
X!
to
X@
output.
View video only
X@
&
X!]
Video input
X!
is tied to
X@
output.
View audio only
X@
$
X!]
Audio input
X!
is tied to
X@
output.
Take (switch preview output to program output)
NOTE: The cut or dissolve effect is determined by the Switching Effect,
X2(
(0 = cut, 1 = dissolve) *4# command. See “Command
and Response Table for Special Function SIS Commands” on page 49.
The preview switch mode, stay or swap, determines the preview output after the take command.
• In stay mode, the preview output remains unchanged (both outputs share the same input).
• In swap mode, the program output switches to the preview output (the two outputs swap inputs).
Switch video and audio
%
Tke0
]
Switch preview video and audio output
to the program output.
Switch video only
1%
Tke1
]
Switch preview video output to the
program output.
Switch audio only
2%
Tke2
]
Switch preview audio output to the
program output.
NOTE: The response (Tke0
]
, Tke1
]
, or Tke2
]
) indicates that the switcher has received and is responding to the “Take” command.
A larger series of switcher-initiated messages follows the Tke response during a cut or dissolve operation. The following two examples
show the sequence of responses to a “Take” command in stay and swap mode. See Busy (cut and dissolve) earlier in this chapter for
more details about the responses after the Tke response.
Example (stay mode):
% Tke0
]
Take command.
Bsy1
]
Busy.
Out1•In
X!
•All
]
Switch input to program scaler.
Bsy0
]
Clear busy.
Example (swap mode):
1% Tke1
]
Take command.
Bsy1
]
Busy.
Out1•In
X!
•All
]
Switch input to program scaler.
Out2•In
X!
•All
]
Switch input to preview scaler.
Bsy0
]
Clear busy.
NOTE: X! = Input number 1 through 8
X@ = Output number 1 (program) or 2 (preview)