Kramer SL-280, User Manual

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SL-280 – Protocol 3000 53
IR-STOP
Functions Permission Transparency
Set:
IR-STOP
End User Public
Get: - - -
Description Syntax
Set:
Send IR stop
command to port
#
IR-STOP ␠
PortNum,Cmd_id,CmdName
␍
Get: - -
Response
~nn @ IR-STOP ␠ PortNum,Cmd_id,CmdName,Status ␍␊
Parameters
PortNum – IR port transmitting the command: 1 – 8 , * (broadcast to all ports)
Cmd_id
– command ID, numeric string of up to 9 digits for flow control and response commands from
device
CmdName – command name, string of up to 15 alpha-numeric characters
Status – 0 (no error)
Response Triggers
Notes
Example
Send IR stop command for IR port number 1, for PowerTog command with ID of 25:
#IR-STOP 1,25,PowerTog<CR>
RELAY-STATE
Functions Permission Transparency
Set:
RELAY-STATE
End User Public
Get:
RELAY-STATE?
End User Public
Description Syntax
Set: Set relay state
#
RELAY-STATE ␠
RelayNumber,RelayState
␍
Get: Get relay state
# RELAY-STATE? ␠
RelayNumber
␍
Response
~nn @ RELAY-STATE ␠ RelayNum,RelayState ␍␊
Parameters
RelayNumber – Relay port number: 1 – 8
RelayState – relay state: 0 (open), 1 (closed), see note
Response Triggers
Notes
When relays 1 and 5 are connected as NC (Normally Closed) (see Connecting the Relay Ports on page 8 ),
the RelayState parameter is reversed: 0 (closed), 1 (open).
Example
Set Relay port number 2 state to closed:
#RELAY-STATE 2,1<CR>