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IN400 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
SETUP
Data Commands
COMMS DESCRIPTION
!VER:???
Version request. Device replies with !VER=xyz where xyz is the version ID of the fi rmware.
!GMD:???
Global Mode request. Device replies with !GMD=00x, where x is 0 if global mode is not active and 1 if global mode is active.
!LOK:???
Panel Lock request. Device replies with !LOK=00x, where x is 0 if panel lock is not active and 1 if panel lock is active.
!PWR:???
Soft Power request. Device replies with !PWR=00x, where x is 0 if soft power state if off and 1 if soft power state is on.
!BAS:???
Bass request. Device replies with !BAS=0xy, where xy is the current setting of bass.
!TRE:???
Treble request. Device replies with !TRE=0xy, where xy is the current setting of treble.
!VOL:???
Volume request. Device replies with !VOL=xyz, where xyz is the current setting of volume.
!MUT:???
Mute request. Device replies with !MUT=0xy, where x represents the audio mute and y represents the video mute.
!SRS:???
Source request. Device replies with !SRS=0xy, where x represents the audio source and y represents the video source.
!GMD:000
Global Mode set. Global mode is deactivated. Device replies with !GMD=000 when done.
!GMD:001
Global Mode set. Global mode is activated. Device replies with !GMD=001 when done.
!LOK:000
Panel Lock set. Panel lock is deactivated. Device replies with !LOK=000 when done.
!LOK:001
Panel Lock set. Panel lock is activated. Device replies with !LOK=001 when done.
!PWR:000
Soft Power set. Device is put into soft power off. Device replies with !PWR=000 when done.
!PWR:001
Soft Power set. Device is put into soft power on. Device replies with !PWR=001 when done.
!MUT:0xy
Mute set. If x is 0, the audio is muted. If y is 0, the video is muted. If x is 1, the audio is unmuted. If y is 1, the video is unmuted. Device
replies with !MUT=0ab, where a represents the new audio mute state and b represents the new video mute state.
!SRS:0xy
Source Select set. The audio source is set to x. The video source is set to y. Device replies with !SRS=0ab, where a represents the new
audio source and b represents the new video source.
!VOL:xyz
Volume set. The volume is set to xyz. The device replies with !VOL=abc where abc is the new volume.
!VOL:+++
Volume increment. The volume is incremented by 1. The device replies with !VOL=abc where abc is the new volume.
!VOL:---
Volume decrement. The volume is decremented by 1. The device replies with !VOL=abc where abc is the new volume.
!BAS:0xy
Bass set. The bass is set to xy. The device replies with !BAS=0ab where ab is the new bass.
!BAS:+++
Bass increment. The bass is incremented by 1. The device replies with !BAS=0ab where ab is the new bass.
!BAS:---
Bass decrement. The bass is decremented by 1. The device replies with !BAS=0ab where ab is the new bass.
!TRE:0xy
Treble set. The treble is set to xy. The device replies with !TRE=0ab where ab is the new treble.
!TRE:+++
Treble increment. The treble is incremented by 1. The device replies with !TRE=0ab where ab is the new treble.
!TRE:---
Treble decrement. The treble is decremented by 1. The device replies with !TRE=0ab where ab is the new treble.
RS485 Settings
Baud Rate:
9600
No. of Bits:
8
Stop Bit:
1
Parity Bit:
None
Word Structure
!
- Start byte
XXX - 3 byte command
:
- delimiter
XXX - 3 byte data
All bytes are ASCII
characters.
RS485 Setup
The IN400 data port is an RS485 serial data port. Twisted pair cabling should be used when connecting
RS485 devices, such as CAT3, CAT5, CAT5e or CAT6 UTP cabling. RS485 data networks should be wired
in a ‘daisy chain’ confi guration with a maximum of 32 devices in the chain. The IN400 is not terminated
so may be inserted anywhere in the data network. If the IN400 is being used at the end of a chain,
a 120ohm (characteristic impedance of UTP) terminating resistor should be connected between
the + and - connections.
The IN400 has built in failsafe bias circuitry so there are no need for external biasing resistors.
The maximum length of the chain is 500m.
Global Mode
When the IN400 is in global mode, changes to the volume and tone affect all the sources.
When not in global mode, changes to the volume and tone affects the selected source.