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UDM1604-USG – 2.0 - 0606
Section 7
Advanced Administration
Note;
The list of commands has a number of custom
commands available should a specific control not be on
the list. Opportunities may exist to have special
commands added to via a custom firmware upload. To
explore this you will need to contact your local reseller
or Endeleo sales office.
(9)
Select the
control
function you wish to execute then
enter the
serial string
equivalent to perform this
control function.
Note;
You can either enter ASCII text directly into the serial
command box or where a HEX code is require precede
the double digit HEX code with a % symbol.
The example below is from a Panasonic screen where the actual
command string requires a “Start of Text” header (stx), the character
command POF (Power Off) and a “End of Text” header (etx). Both the
headers have therefore been added in HEX and the character string
using ASCII.
(10)
Once you have finished entering the string you can
test that it operates as expected. Click the
Test
hyperlink.
(11)
Store the command in the Receive unit by clicking on
Add
.
Note;
A couple of seconds should elapse before you can test
the control again – these few seconds allow the
command to be loaded and stored in the Receive Unit.
(12)
Repeat the process as many times as required to
create a complete set of controls – currently up to
around eight commands can be stored although more
or less commands are feasible depending on the
length of the serial string.
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