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Baud Rate : 9600 bps, Data Bit :8 bits, Parity : None, Stop Bit :1 bit
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Each command is terminated with a Carriage Return
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Each feedback is terminated with a Carriage Return
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Code entry is CASE SENSITIVE.
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Do not insert spaces between letter/number code entries.
Note1: Feedback for a command repeats the original command.
Example, if x1$ is a command, the feedback is the same and if the
command is x2$, the feedback would also be x2$.
Note2: If command fails, the feedback should be "Command FAILED”.
RS-232 PROTOCOL COMMANDS
Command Description
Feedback
PWON
Power ON
PWON
PWOFF
Power OFF
PWOFF
All#
Reset all input signals to matching output. (Input 1 to Output 1, Input 2 to
Output 2, etc…)
All#
x1$
Switch OFF specificed output channel [1]. If Output channel is 2 the command
would be x2$
x1$
x1AVx2
Switch specified input to output. If input is 5 and output is 3, then command
would be x5AVx3
x1AVx2
x1AVx2,x3,
x4
Switch specified input to multiple outputs. If input is 5 and outputs are 6, 7, 8,
then the command would be x5AVx6,x7,x8
x1AVx2,x3,x4
Statusx1
Display input currently routed to specified output. Example Statusx1 is asking
what input is currently being routed to Output # 1
x7AVx1
Status
Display current routing for all inputs and outputs
x1AVx1,
x2AVx2,
x3AVx4,
x5AVx8, …
Save[Y]
Save the current routing to a preset command [Y]. [Y] ranges from 0 to 9
Save2
Recall[Y]
Recall the preset command [Y]. [Y] ranges from 0 to 9
Recall2
Clear[Y]
Clear the preset command [Y]. [Y] ranges from 0 to 9
Clear2
Mreset
Reset device to manufacture default
Mreset
