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Setting fixture levels Appendix 7, Using serial communication to control cuelists
Examples:
•
1@F - fixture 1 to full
•
1>10-5@ 75 - fixture's 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 & 10 to 75%
t echo characters sent to the serial port but does send
acknowledgements to confirm that commands have been received and either
nded with “OK”. For
executed.
not known an error
ist 100
go 100” would return “100 Unknown”.
the message “ ILLEGAL COMMAND” is
ere is an end of line character (return or enter) at the end of
and cuelist names are *not* case sensitive.
Spaces before or after commands and cuelist names do not affect the
behaviour.
•
1>10-3>7@f – fixtures 1,2,8,9&10 to 100%
Serial command acknowledgements
Vista does no
been accepted or have failed. There are three response types:
Commands that are understood and could be executed.
Successful commands return the complete command appe
example
“go 1:List” it would return “go List:1 OK”.
Commands that are understood but could not be
If the command is good but the object of that command is
message will be returned. For example, if there was no Cuel
“
Invalid Commands
If the command is not understand,
returned.
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Make sure that th
each command.
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Commands
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