MLC 104 IP Plus Series • SIS
™
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ogramming and Contr
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Command/Response Table for SIS Commands
Command
ASCII (Telnet)
(host to MLC)
URL Encoded (web)
(host to MLC)
Response
(MLC to host)
Additional Description
Input selection
Select an input
14, 22
X20)
!
X20)
%21
Chn
X20)
]
Select input
X20)
(
X20)
= 1, 2, 3, 4) (audio
and video).
14
= The MLC responds with an E14 error
code (invalid for this configuration) if the
desired input is not set up to switch inputs
(is not in input button mode). Events are still
triggered, though.
22
= The MLC sends a “busy” response (E22)
if switching functions are locked.
Display (projector) power
Turn display power on
1P
1P
Pwr
X20*]
On (discrete).
Turn display power off
0P
0P
Pwr
X20*]
Off (discrete).
View display power status
P
P
X20*]
Show the display power status.
Example:
P
P
2
]
Example:
the display is powering off.
Set display power status
X20*
*0P
X20*
%2A0P
Pwr
X20*]
This command is used only by scripts. It
provides a way to set the power status to
match the actual state of the projector.
For
X20*
,
0
= display power is off
1 = display power is on
2 = display is powering down/off
3 = display is powering on (warming up).
NOTE:
This command does not trigger the warm up/cool down (power on/power off) sequences or the events for the
buttons.
Display mute
NOTE:
The
1M
and
0M
commands emulate the Display Mute On and Display Mute Off buttons of a remote control. You must program these buttons on the remote
for the
1M
and
0M
commands to function.
Turn display mute on
1M
1M
Mut
X21^]
Mute.
X21^
=
0
(off),
1
(on), or
2
(unknown).
Turn display mute off
0M
0M
Mut
X21^]
Unmute.
View display mute status
M
M
X21^]
Show display mute status.
Set mute status
X21^
*0M
X21^
%2A0M
Mut
X21^]
This command is used only by scripts. It
provides a way to set the status to match the
actual state of the projector.
NOTE:
This command does not trigger button events.
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