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Command/response table for MSVPP commands (continued)
Command MSVPP Command
(host to unit)
Response
(unit to host)
Additional description
Information requests (continued)
View front panel
temperature
GetTemperature•Front•Panel
}
Temperature•”front•panel”•
X4(
C
]
Temperature
]
Show the front panel temperature in degrees Celsius.
View main processor
temperature
GetTemperature•Main•Processor
}
Temperature•”main•processor”•
X4(
C
]
Temperature
]
Show the main processor temperature in degrees Celsius.
View temperature,
both locations
GetTemperature
}
Temperature•”front•panel”•
X4(
C
]
Temperature•”main•processor”•
X4(
C
]
Temperature
]
Show the temperature of both sensors in degrees Celsius.
View voltage
GetVoltage•
X5)}
Voltage•
X5)
•
X5!
]
Voltage
]
Poll multiple sensors (
X5)
s) by separating them with
spaces (•s) (example 2). If no sensor is specified, the media
player returns the voltage on all sensors (example 3).
NOTE: The sensor name must be enclosed in double quotations. See Example 1 and Example 2, below.
Example 1:
GetVoltage•”ps1•5vdc”
}
Voltage•“ps1•5vdc“•”5.19•vdc”
]
Voltage
]
Example 2:
GetVoltage•”ps1•5vdc”•”ps2•5vdc”
}
Voltage•“ps1•5vdc“•”5.19•vdc”
]
Voltage•“ps2•5vdc“•”5.17•vdc”
]
Voltage
]
Example 3:
GetVoltage
}
Voltage•“ps1•5vdc“•”5.19•vdc”
]
Voltage•“ps2•5vdc“•”5.17•vdc”
]
•
•
•
•
Voltage•“ps2•–12vdc“•”–12.70•vdc”
]
Voltage
]
KEY:
X4(
= Temperature nn.nn °C. See “Troubleshooting a High Temperature“ in the “Mounting and Maintenance“ section for
temperatures above 85 °C.
X5)
= Voltage sensor “ps1•5vdc“ “ps1•3.3vdc“ “ps1•12vdc“ “ps1•–12vdc“
“ps2•5vdc“ “ps2•3.3vdc“ “ps2•12vdc“ “ps2•–12vdc“
NOTE Positive voltage sensor names must not include the positive sign (+); negative voltage sensor names must include the negative sign (–).
X5!
= Voltage ±n.nn (3.3 vdc and 5 vdc sensors) or ±nn.nn (12 vdc sensors)
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