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9.1.3 Reply from the matrix
The matrix examines the received command and, if it is correct, carries it out. The matrix response will differ
according to the type of command transmitted. If the checksum is incorrect the response is
[nack]
.
9.1.4 Matrix control commands
The following table shows the matrix control commands.
Command and
parameters
Meaning
Notes
Response
VidS
monitor,
camera
Select a camera on a
monitor
Corresponds to numeric keys
[ok]
VidA
monitor
Automatic switching
sequence on a monitor
Corresponds to SEQ key
[ok]
Vid+ monitor
Next camera on a
monitor
Corresponds to INC key
[ok]
Vid- monitor
Previous camera on a
monitor
Corresponds to DEC key
[ok]
Rst+
Remote matrix reset
The matrix resets and restarts; the contents of the
configuration are not deleted
[date_time
reset uC]
RtcS
param1,
param2,
param3
Set date and time
Param1
= Year (without century) * 256 + Month
Param2
= Day * 256 + Hour
Param3
= Minutes * 256 + Seconds
[date_time
date time]
Men+
monitor
Enter programming
Monitor
= 1; corresponds to PROG key
[date_time
setup on]
Ent+
monitor
Enter (in programming)
Monitor
= 1; corresponds to ENTER key
[ok]
Clr+
monitor
Clear
Used in programming (
Monitor
= 1) and to reset
the alarms from the keyboard; corresponds to the
CLEAR key
[ok]
ViJU
monitor
Simulated movement in
menus, up
Monitor
= 1
[ok]
ViJD monitor
Simulated movement in
menus, down
Monitor
= 1
[ok]
ViJL monitor
Simulated movement in
menus, left
Monitor
= 1
[ok]
ViJR monitor
Simulated movement in
menus, right
Monitor
= 1
[ok]
HwRd type
Read hardware
Type
= 2: read internal dip switch
Type
= 3: read alarm connector (L)
Type
= 4: read alarm connector (H)
[DIP:xx]
[ALL0:xx]
[ALL1:xx]
9.1.5 Event messages
If exceptional events occur (alarm activation, entering and exiting programming, switching on and off etc.), the
matrix communicates an event message to the PC, which includes an event code and the time at which the
event occurred.
The format of a typical event message is ‘[2002/06/19 12:15:02 reset uC]’
The following table lists the event messages:
Message
Meaning
[date_time reset uC]
Remote matrix reset
[date_time date time]
Change date and time from PC
[date_time setup on]
Start on screen programming
[date_time setup off]
End on screen programming
[date_time system on]
Matrix switched on
[date_time alarm+ num]
Activation of alarm
num
[date_time alarm- num]
Deactivation of alarm
num
[date_time kb reset num]
Alarms reset by keyboard
num
[date_time ext reset num]
External reset of alarm condition
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