Denon Professional DN-500R, Serial Command Protocol Manual

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Status Request Commands
(Host
→
DN-500R)
Status Information
(DN-500R
→
Host)
DESCRIPTION
REQUEST CODE ANSWER CODE
Track File
Format
@0?af\r
WAV @0afWV NN
The current track is a WAV file, where
NN (the bit length) = 16 or 24
MP3 @0afM3 NNN \r
The current track is an MP3 file, where
NNN stands for the bit rate in Kbps
AIFF @0afAL NN \r
The current track is an AIFF file, where
NN (the bit length) = 16 or 24
AAC @0afAC NNN \r
The current track is an AAC file, where
NNN stands for the bit rate in Kbps
Track Size (by
3-digit number)
@0?Ts nnn \r
File size of the
track
@0Ts NNNNNN \r
The size of the track, where nnn (the
track file number) = 001 – 999 and
NNNNNN (the file size in KB) = 000001 –
999999
Track Size (by
4-digit number)
@0?ts nnnn \r
File size of the
track
@0ts NNNNNN \r
The size of the track, where nnnn (the
track file number) = 0001 – 2000 and
NNNNNN (the file size in KB) = 000001 –
999999
Track Sample
Rate
@0?fs\r Sample rate @0fs NN \r
The sample rate for the current track,
where
NN (the sample rate in kHz) = 44
(44.1), 48 , or 96
Total Folder
Number
@0?Tf\r
Number of
folders
@0Tf nnnn \r
The total number of folders within the
selected folder on the media source,
where
nnnn (the number of folders) =
0000 – 2000
Hot Start
Number
@0?HP\r
Current track’s
hot start
number
@0HP nn \r
The hot start number for the current
track, where
nn (the hot start number) =
01 – 20
Parallel Input
Hot Start
Function
@0?PA\r
Play @0PAHT\r
When in Hot Start Mode, a parallel
remote will play hot start tracks upon
selection
Cue @0PAHC\r
When in Hot Start Mode, a parallel
remote will cue hot start tracks upon
selection
Hot Start File
Information
@0?Hs nn \r
Information on
the current hot
start track
@0Hs nnxxx:HHH
mmssttt \r
The details for the current hot start
track, where
nn (the hot start number) =
00 – 20 , xxx stands for the file name, and
HHHmmsstt (hours, minutes, seconds,
and milliseconds elapsed in the track) =
0000000000 – 9995959999
Note: The file name will start with a
number to indicate the media source: 1
for SD and 2 for USB
Track Length @0?tl\r
Length of the
current track
@0tl MMMSSFF \r
The length of the current track, where
MMMSSFF (the length in minutes,
seconds, and frames) = 0000000 –
9995999