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External Control Protocol
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Command: ICK
Argument 1: Key enabled (0 = Off, 1 = On)
Argument 2: Color Red (0
– 255)
Argument 3: Color Green (0 – 255)
Argument 4: Color Blue (0 – 255)
Argument 5: Range Red (0 – 255)
Argument 6: Range Green (0 – 255)
Argument 7: Range Blue (0 – 255)
Argument 8: Color Gain (0 – 512)
Argument 9 ~ XX: Layer(s) to apply settings to.
Layer Assign PixelSpace
This command associates a layer with a particular PixelSpace. The layer can optionally be made visible at the time this
command is applied, allowing additional commands to be sent to configure the layer before it is transitioned on screen with
the TRN command.
Command: LAP
Argument 1: PixelSpace ID to associate layer with
Argument 2: Make Visible (0 = Don’t make visible, 1 = Make Visible
Argument 3 ~ XX: Layer(s) to apply PixelSpace settings to.
Freeze Layer(s)
This command is used to freeze or un-freeze one or more layers within Spyder.
Command: FRZ
Argument 1: (1 = Enable Freeze, 0 = Disable Freeze)
Argument 2~XX: Layer(s) to freeze / un-freeze
Freeze Output(s)
This command is used to freeze or un-freeze one or more outputs within Spyder. Note that this command is compatible
with universal outputs only. DX4 outputs do not support individual freeze / unfreeze functionality.
Command: OFZ
Argument 1: (1 = Enable Freeze, 0 = Disable Freeze)
Argument 2~XX: Outputs(s) to freeze / un-freeze
Request Source Name(s)
Retrieves a list of sources defined within Spyder. This command returns a list of source names separated by spaces.
Command: RSN
Request Layer Count
This command retrieves the logical layer count within the connected Spyder system. As this logical layer count includes the
two background layers within Spyder; applications will typically want to subtract two from the response.
Command: RLC
Request Aspect Ratio
This command is used to request the aspect ratio of a defined source.
Command: RAR
Argument 1: Source name or layer ID
Script Cue Request
This command will request the current execution cue of a specified script ID. Returns a single integer value representing the
current cue of the specified script, or -1 if the specified script is not being executed on any layer.
Command: SCR
Argument 1: ID to request status for