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RS232 Command Structure
RS232 commands sent to the VS-560 consist of four bytes: a start character, an address character, a
command mode character, and a command data byte. There is no need to send a carriage return or line feed
at the end of the message. If these characters are sent, they will be ignored. The received message structure
is summarized in the following table:
Command
Operand
Remarks
Set Channel Number (1-9)
1=channel 1
2=channel 2
3=channel 3
4=channel 4
Set number of present channel
5=channel 5
Data sent back is "$00"
6=channel 6
7=channel 7
Example: @SC3=channel 3
8=channel 8
@SC
9=channel 9
1 / O
Set auto detection of input
@SA
1=Auto Scan On
1=on; 0=off
0=Auto Scan Off
Data sent back is "$00"
Example: @SA1=Auto Scan On
1/0
Set Volume Gain
@SD
1=pass through
1=pass through; 0=adjutable
0=adjustable
Data sent back is "$00"
Example: @SD0= Volume Adjust Activation
-6~00~6
-6= -6db;
-5= -5db;
-4= -4db;
-3= -3db;
-2= -2db;
Set value of Volume Gain
-1= -1db;
range : -6 ~00~6 dB
00=0db (pass through)
Data sent back is "$00"
01= 1db;
02= 2db;
Example
：
@SV-5=-5db
03= 3db;
Example: @SV04=4db
04= 4db;
Example: @SV00=0db
05= 5db;
@SV
06= 6db;
Channel # and name
Set the name (characters) of channel
Channel # : 1-9
Note: Max 6 characters for channel name ( including space)
Characters : 0-9,A-Z,blank,
"/","\","+","-","_"
Example
：
@SI1AB6Y/Z=CH1 Name: AB6Y/Z
Example
：
@SI38B C+9=CH3 Name: 8B C+9
Example
：
@SI7BL_RAY=CH7 Name: BL_RAY
@SI
1 / 0
(1) when on channel 1/2/5/6 :
Set YUV converted from
1= CVBS TO YUV
0=YC(S-VIDEO) TO YUV
Example: @SO0=YC(S-VIDEO) TO YUV
1=CVBS TO YUV
(2) when on channel 3/4 :
0=YC (S-VIDEO) TO YUV
1=YUV TO YUV
0=CABS TO YUV
Example: @SO0=CABS TO YUV
@SO
Data sent back is "$00"
