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Communication Protocols
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The “Execute Loaded Data” command is used in conjunction with the “Load
Video Data” and “Load Audio Data” commands to commit loaded crosspoint
information to the actual running status, or to a specified setup location.
Setting the “setup #” parameter to 0 writes cached crosspoint information to
running status.
Value
:
1 – Take
2 - Cancel
Example:
Command
Meaning
Command To Switcher
0x3a 0x85 0x81 0x81 Store current cached info to setup 5
Response From Switcher
“Load Video Data”
Request: 0x3B <input> <value> <machine>
Response: None
Action: Cache video crosspoint changes for later execution
The “Load Video Data” command is used to write a crosspoint change into
cache for later recall using the “Execute Loaded Data” command. The “input”
parameter can be a specified input to set (0 = Disconnect), or can be set to a
value of 127 to specify a setup location. Depending on the value set for
“input”, “value” is either a video output (0 = All Outputs), or a setup location.
Example:
Command
Meaning
Command To Switcher
0x3b 0xff 0x85 0x81
Load setup 5 video data into cache
Response From Switcher
“Load Audio Data”
Request: 0x3C <input> <value> <machine>
Response: None
Act Action: Cache audio crosspoint changes for later execution
The ”Load Audio Data” command is used to write a crosspoint change into
cache for later recall using the “Execute Loaded Data” command. The “input”
parameter can be a specified input to set (0 = Disconnect), or can be set to a
value of 127 to specify a setup location. Depending on the value set for
“input”, “value” is either an audio output (0 = All Outputs), or a setup
location. Example:
Command
Meaning
Command To Switcher
0x3c 0xff 0x85 0x81
Load setup 5 audio data into cache
Response From Switcher