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3.10.2 

Action: 

 

Sets the linfeed mode to mode.

3.10.3 

Response:   

If 

mode

 = ON, $LINEFEED = ON<CR> 

 

 

 

If 

mode

 = OFF, $LINEFEED = OFF<CR>

 

 

 

If 

mode

 is invalid, $INVALID_PARAMETER<CR>

3.11 RESET FACTORY SETTINGS

Resets all of the custom configuration settings (i.e. triggers, delays, feedback mode, 
& linefeed mode) to their original factory settings listed below.

3.11.1 

Command:  !RESET_ALL<CR>

3.11.2 

Action: 

Resets the configuration below:

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 1 

= BUTTON_1, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 2 

= BUTTON_2, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 3 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 4 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 5 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 6 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 7 

= DC_TRIGGER, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 8 

= DC_TRIGGER, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

DELAY FOR 1 

= 1,16

 

 

DELAY FOR 2 

= 2,15

 

 

DELAY FOR 3 

= 3,14

 

 

DELAY FOR 4 

= 4,13

 

 

DELAY FOR 5 

= 5,12

 

 

DELAY FOR 6 

= 6,11

 

 

DELAY FOR 7 

= 7,6

 

 

DELAY FOR 8 

= 12,1

 
 

 

REBOOT1 DELAY 

= 30

 

 

REBOOT2 DELAY 

= 30

 

 

FEEDBACK = ON

 

 

LINEFEED = ON

 

 

PROFILE = 1

3.11.3 Response:           $FACTORY SETTINGS RESTORED<CR>

3.12 SET PROFILE

Sets all of the custom configuration settings (i.e. triggers, delays, feedback mode, 
& linefeed mode) to the profile selected.  The settings are listed below.

3.12.1 

Command:  !SET_PROFILE n<CR>

 

 

Where 

n

 is 1,2,3,4

3.12.2 

Action: 

P1 configuration is the same as !RESET_ALL

3.12.3 

Action: 

P2 configuration below:

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 1 

= BUTTON_1, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 2 

= BUTTON_1, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 3 

= BUTTON_2, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 4 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 5 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 6 

= GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 7 

= DC_TRIGGER, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

TRIGGER FOR 8 

= DC_TRIGGER, GREEN_BUTTON

 

 

DELAY FOR 1 

= 1,16

 

 

DELAY FOR 2 

= 16,15

 

 

DELAY FOR 3 

= 17,14

 

 

DELAY FOR 4 

= 18,13

 

 

DELAY FOR 5 

= 19,12

 

 

DELAY FOR 6 

= 20,11

 

 

DELAY FOR 7 

= 21,6

 

 

DELAY FOR 8 

= 26,1

3.7 SET REBOOT DELAY

Assign the delay between the last outlet turning off and the beginning of the turn on se-
quence in a reboot cycle.

3.7.1 

Command:   

!SET_REBOOT_DELAY  

button_1  button_2

<CR>

 

 

 

Example: !SET_REBOOT_DELAY 30 5<CR>

 

 

 

                (sets the reboot delay for Button_1 to 30              

 

 

 

              seconds and the delay for button_2 to 5 

                                                                      seconds.)

3.7.2 

Response:   

If 

button_1  button_2

 are valid:

 

 

 

$BUTTON_1 DELAY = 

button_1

<CR>

 

 

 

$BUTTON_2 DELAY = 

button_2

<CR>

 

 

 

If 

button_1

or 

button_2

 are not valid: 

 

 

 

$INVALID_PARAMETER<CR>

 

Where 

 

button_1

 = { 1-255 } (seconds)

 

 

 

button_2

 = { 1-255 } (seconds)

3.8 SET DELAY

Assigns the turn on and turn off delays for an outlet OUTLET or DC trigger output.  

3.8.1 

Command:   

!SET_DELAY

 outlet ondelay offdelay

<CR>

 

 

 

outlet 

 = { 1..8 }

 

 

 

ondelay 

 = { 0-255 } (seconds)

 

 

 

offdelay

 = { 0-255 } (seconds)

 

 

 

Example: !SET_DELAY 4 5 1<CR> 

 

 

 

              (sets outlet 4 turn-on delay to 5 sec. and   

 

 

                                 turn-off delay to 1 sec.)

3.8.2 

Action: 

 

Sets the turn on delay for 

outlet

 to 

ondelay

 

 

 

Sets the turn off delay for 

outlet 

to 

offdelay

3.8.3 

Response:   

If 

outlet, ondelay

 and 

offdelay

 are valid:

 

 

 

$DELAY FOR 

outlet

 = 

ondelay offdelay

<CR>

 

 

 

 

 

 

If 

outlet, ondelay

 or 

offdelay

 are invalid:

 

 

 

$INVALID_PARAMETER<CR>

3.9 SET FEEDBACK MODE

Sets the feedback to ON (unsolicited) or OFF (polled).  When ON, a message will be sent to 
the controller every time the status of an input (i.e. trigger), output (i.e. outlet) or power state 
(i.e. overvoltage) changes.  If feedback is OFF, the controller must poll for state changes.

3.9.1 

Command:   

!SET_FEEDBACK 

mode

<CR>

 

 

 

mode

 = { ON, OFF }

3.9.2 

Action: 

 

Sets the feedback mode to 

mode.

3.9.3 

Response:   

If 

mode

 = ON, $FEEDBACK = ON<CR> 

 

 

 

If 

mode

 = OFF, $FEEDBACK = OFF<CR>

 

 

 

If 

mode

 is invalid, $INVALID_PARAMETER<CR>

3.10 SET LINEFEED MODE

Controls the linefeeds (ASCII: 10d, 0Ah) sent with each response. When ON, each response 
will end with a linefeed. When OFF, all responses will not end with a linefeed.

3.10.1 

Command:   

!SET_LINEFEED 

mode

<CR>

 

 

 

mode

 = { ON, OFF }

Summary of Contents for M4320-PRO

Page 1: ...kHz 46 db 250 kHz 1 MHz One Isolated Filter Bank for High Current Devices 60db 5 kHz 450 kHz 46 db 450 kHz 1 MHz Front Panel Circuit Breaker Integrated Front Rack Ears 12 Volt Input Triggering Detacha...

Page 2: ...RIGHTNESS OUTLET STATUS REBOOT 1 REBOOT 2 M4320 PRO B LT Blue ENABLED VOLTS RS232 Table of Contents Feature Descriptions pg 1 Important Safety Instructions Front Panel Features Overview pg 2 Preset Pr...

Page 3: ...time This can cause speaker thumps which are not only annoy ing but can also damage the speakers and or trip product circuit breakers The M4320 PRO is designed to eliminate these transients by provid...

Page 4: ...te a full power up or shut down sequence The front panel outlet is always on unless the circuit breaker is set to OFF VOLTS AMPS BRIGHTNESS Ro tate knob for front panel brightness control and press to...

Page 5: ...off BREAKER or holding both REBOOT buttons A V EXTENDED DELAYS OUTLET SEQUENCING profile P3 by outlet s Start up 1 10 sec 2 10 sec 3 10 sec 4 10 sec 5 10 sec 6 10 sec 7 20 sec 8 Shut down 8 20 sec 7 2...

Page 6: ...75V clamping HD 1080i p ready 0 5 dB 0 Hz 2 2 GHz 5 LAN Cat 5e 10 100 1000BASE T compatible RJ 45 8P8C Ethernet protection pass through 6 Telco RJ 11 6P2C analog telephone DSL protection pass through...

Page 7: ...e or telephone DSL line from the M4320 PRO back to modem router s input Step 4 Plug in and switch on M4320 PRO SYSTEM SETUP 2 Network Equipment NOT Powered by M4320 PRO devices in separate rooms Step...

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Page 9: ...s list before proceeding The BlueBOLT CV1 should already be factory installed in this Panamax M4320 PRO component To switch from BlueBOLT functionality to RS 232 connectivity follow these steps 1 Unpl...

Page 10: ...4 ALL ON Turns on all outlets Turn on is immediate with no delay 3 4 1 Command ALL_ON CR 3 4 2 Action All outlet relays turn ON Terminates any running turn on or turn off sequence Overrides the DC tri...

Page 11: ...FOR 6 20 11 DELAY FOR 7 21 6 DELAY FOR 8 26 1 3 7 SET REBOOT DELAY Assign the delay between the last outlet turning off and the beginning of the turn on se quence in a reboot cycle 3 7 1 Command SET_R...

Page 12: ...e PROFILE n SELECTED CR 4 QUERIES 4 0 IDENTIFY Request that the unit identify itself 4 0 1 Query ID CR 4 0 2 Response PANAMAX CR MAX 4315 PRO CR FIRMWARE revision CR 4 1 FAULT STATUS Request the on of...

Page 13: ...R status CR 5 7 3 Condition When a wire fault is detected a message will be sent to indicate the status of the indicator 5 7 4 Message WIRE FAULT status CR 5 7 5 Condition When the temperature exceeds...

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