Kramer Electronics Ltd.
VS-88UT
– Protocol 3000
101
Function
Description
Syntax
Parameters/Attributes
Example
X-MUTE?
Get mute ON/OFF state
on a specific signal.
This command is
designed to Mute a
Signal. This means that it
could be applicable on
any type of signal. Could
be audio, video and
maybe IR, USB or data if
this capability is
supported by the product.
This is an Extended
Protocol 3000 command.
COMMAND
#X-MUTE?
<direction_type>
.
<port_type>
.
<port_index>
.
<signal
_type>
.
<index>
<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@X-MUTE
<direction_type>
.
<port_type>
.
<port_index>
.
<sign
al_type>
.
<index>
,
state
<CR><LF>
The following attributes comprise the
signal ID:
▪
<direction_type>
–
o
IN
o
OUT
o
BOTH
▪
<port_type>
–
o
HDMI
o
HDBT
o
ANALOG_AUDIO
o
AMPLIFIED_AUDIO
o
MIC
o
RS-232
o
IR
o
USB_A
o
USB_B
▪
<port_index>
– The port
number as printed on the front or
rear panel
▪
<signal_type>
–
o
VIDEO
o
AUDIO
o
RS232
o
IR
o
USB
▪
<index>
– Indicates a specific
channel number when there are
multiple channels of the same
type
state
– OFF/ON (not case sensitive)
Get the mute ON/OFF state on
a specific signal:
#X-MUTE?
OUT
.
HDMI
.
4
.
VID
EO
.
1
<CR>
X-PATTERN
Set a pattern on a
specific output signal.
This command is
designed to enable
pattern on any signal.
commonly pattern makes
sense for video, but on
some products audio
pattern is also supported.
In the future, data pattern
will be also supported to
generate some data on
RS232 lines.
This is an Extended
Protocol 3000 command.
COMMAND
#X-PATTERN
<direction_type>
.
<port_type>
.
<port_index>
.
<sign
al_type>
.
<index>
,
pattern_id
<CR>
FEEDBACK
~nn@X-PATTERN
<direction_type>
.
<port_type>
.
<port_index>
.
<s
ignal_type>
.
<index>
,
pattern_id
<CR><LF>
The following attributes comprise the
signal ID:
▪
<direction_type>
–
o
OUT
▪
<port_type>
–
o
HDMI
o
HDBT
▪
<port_index>
– The port
number as printed on the front or
rear panel
▪
<signal_type>
–
o
VIDEO
▪
<index>
– Indicates a specific
channel number when there are
multiple channels of the same
type
pattern_id
– 0 (pattern mode is
OFF), if greater then 0, it is a pattern
index number.
0
– None
1
– Black screen
2
– Blue screen
3
– White screen
4
– Four blue squares
5
– Vertical RGB colors bar
6
– Grey scale
7
– Split bar
8
– BW-12 (vertical mixed bar BW)
9
– Cross chess B&W
10
– Black squares chess
11
– V grey scale split bar
Pattern index numbers can be
retrieved using the command:
#
X-PATTERNS-LIST
?
Set video pattern 3 on HDMI
OUT 8 (enabled):
#X-PATTERN
OUT
.
HDMI
.
8
.
V
IDEO
.
1
,
3
<CR>
