MT312-104
User’s Guide
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21. (RS)
This is unsolicited feedback. RS232 data received by the
MT312-104 is sent to the MultiTasker control when
received on either port. The data is not analyzed; it is
simply relayed to the MultiTasker. Data from the
MultiTasker may be accessed from either the TCP or
RS232 port. The
MultiTasker’s RS232 output is 115k baud,
regardless of the MT312-104 baud rate.
Important: Make sure to configure the RS232 ports to
match the baud rate of the equipment connected to each
port. See the [MODERS] command for details.
Feedback Format:
(RSndddCii)
n
= RS-232 port number (n=1 or 2)
ddd = Data received through RS-232 port
Example:
The Neutron
’s port 1 is connected to a projector. In addition
to controlling the projector from the controller, the
application can be used to respond to data received from
the projector; for example, "TEMP1" indicating its internal
temperature is too high. The Neutron receives the data on
port #1 (RX1) then returns the following, or similar:
(RS1TEMP1C04)
Data may be returned in any of the 3 examples below and
depends on how the data is received and string length:
1. (RS1
TEMP1
C04)
2. (RS1
TE
C04)(RS1
MP
C04)(RS1
1
C04)
3. (RS1
T
C04)(RS1
E
C04)(RS1
MP
C04)(RS1
1
C04)
22. [WRIR]
Save an IR command string from Altinex's IR library into
the Neutron's internal memory. A single IR command
requires 10 individual save commands of 100 characters
each. After each command is processed, the Neutron will
return acknowledgement indicating it has finished
processing the previous command.
Command Format:
[WRIRxy,ddd
…dCii]
x
= IR memory location number (01 to 99, 2-digits)
y
= Save instructions (1=Overwrite, 0=Append)
ddd = IR data in 100 hex characters
Valid characters are "0123456789ABCDEF"
Example:
An IR library command string is 1,000 characters and
requires 10 save commands to save the IR string. The
following example saves an IR string into memory location
"01". Always wait for acknowledgement from the Neutron
before sending the next command.
[WRIR011,FFFFFFFFFF...C04]
Overwrite Mem 01 with
100 char.
[C04]
Feedback from the
Neutron.
[WRIR010,AAA000FFF...C04]
Append Mem 01 with
100 char.
[C04]
Feedback from the
Neutron.
Repeat
[WRIR010,FFFFFFFFFF...C04]
Append Mem 01 with
100 char.
[C04]
Feedback from the
Neutron.
Note: In the above, memory locations are highlighted in
yellow and the overwrite/append in green.
23. [RDIR]
Read IR data from memory.
Command Format:
[RDIRxxCnn]
x
= IR memory location (2-digits 01 to 99)
Example:
Send [RDIR21C04] to read the IR data string in memory
location 21.
The Neutron responds with 10 blocks in the format
beginning with "[IR" followed by 100 data characters and
concludes with the card ID and close bracket.
[IR21,01, FFFFFFFFFFFFFF00000000000FFFF...C04]
[IR21,02, FFFFFFFFFFFFFF00000000000FFFF...C04]
etc.
[IR01,10, FFFFFFFFFFFFFF00000000000FFFF...C04]
