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is the logical-OR of the IR MUTE command and the QUIET (Q) serial port command. If 
either is set, then the MUTE field is equal to 1 (one). If neither is set, then the MUTE field 
is equal to 0 (zero). The VOLUME MAX field indicates the maximum volume preset 
level.  
   

COMMANDS  

To send a command to the ZPR68-10, use an ! (exclamation-point) instead of a ? 
(question-mark). Try this example- To select source input 2 by zone 4, type !04I2+ 
(exclamation-point, zero, four, capital-eye, two, plus). The ZPR68-10 will return and the 
monitor will display +.  

Once an input is selected, it can be changed by repeating the I command sequence 
using a different number for the source input. The audio and the status can be shut-off 
by using the C command. For example, to shut-off the audio and the status of zone 4 
type !04CN+. To turn them back on, you must reselect the input by typing !04I2+. You 
cannot use !04CY+. It doesn't do anything. The video is not affected by the C command.  

To set the volume of zone 4 to the maximum level, type !04V40+. The number following 
the V corresponds to the attenuation values shown in the table above.  

To increment the volume of zone 5 one 2dB step, type !05LU+. To decrement the 
volume of zone 5 one 2dB step, type !05LD+.  

There are two ways to mute the audio without affecting the video. First, the volume can 
be set to zero by sending !04V00+. To return to the previous volume level, type the 
original volume level command, !04V40+, again.  

The second way is to use the Q (quiet) command. Type !04QY+ to quiet the zone and 
!04QN+ to restore the audio. Note that the Q command is not the same function as the 
M or mute. The Q can only be used as a command with an ! and cannot be used as a 
query with a ?. The M can only be used as a query with a ? and cannot be used as a 
command with an !. Their is no way to check the status of quiet (Q). There is no way to 
control the status of mute (M) via the digital interface. It can only be controlled via the 
infrared input by a hand-held remote or a keypad.  

To set the treble of zone 4 to flat response, type !04T06+. The number following the T 
corresponds to the amplification/attenuation values shown in the table above. To set the 
bass of zone 4 to flat response, type !04B06+.  
   

GLOBAL COMMANDS  

You can send global commands to control all zones at the same time. The only change 
from the previous examples is the use of 00 as the zone number. !00CN+ will shut off all 
zones. !00QY+ will quiet all zones and !00QN+ will restore all zones.  

Summary of Contents for ZPR68-10

Page 1: ...ndently of all other functions and is intended for use as an indicator of some function external to the ZPR68 10 such as a warning device Third the volume can now be incremented or decremented via the RS232 serial port The new data display mode causes the ZPR68 10 to send status data to any device connected to the serial port whenever an IR command is received This data can be displayed on a monit...

Page 2: ...set to The 01 indicates that we want to know something about output zone 1 The V indicates that we are interested in the volume level The ZPR68 10 responds that the level is 25 And finally the CR indicates that the data bits exchanged are correct If there is a communications problem the ZPR68 10 will respond with a CR QUERIES The output zones on a ZPR68 10 are factory preset 01 through 06 and EXP9...

Page 3: ... query the status 01C it will return an N if the status is off or a Y if the status is on If you query the mute 01M it will return an N if the mute is off In other words the mute is off if the audio is on The query will return a Y if the mute is on the audio is off DATA QUERY The DATA query causes the ZPR68 10 to return a string of ASCII characters as outlined below Type Z01 for the data string fo...

Page 4: ...ach data field consists of one two or three ASCII data characters followed by a tab 09h The order of the fields in each string is as follows FIELD RANGE RANGE IN ASCII CODE ZONE 01 15 30h31h 31h35h INPUT 01 08 30h31h 30h38h TRIM SETTING 00 06 30h30h 30h36h VOLUME 00 40 30h30h 34h30h BALANCE P S 10L 00C 10R 31h30h4Ch 30h30h43h 31h30h52h BALANCE 10L 00C 10R 31h30h4Ch 30h30h43h 31h30h52h TREBLE P S 0...

Page 5: ...ncrement the volume of zone 5 one 2dB step type 05LU To decrement the volume of zone 5 one 2dB step type 05LD There are two ways to mute the audio without affecting the video First the volume can be set to zero by sending 04V00 To return to the previous volume level type the original volume level command 04V40 again The second way is to use the Q quiet command Type 04QY to quiet the zone and 04QN ...

Page 6: ... characters as outlined in the DATA QUERY section Type Z00 for the data string for all zones Note that the DATA query does not require a or an To query the flag type A A Y will be returned if the flag has been set or an N will be returned if it has been reset Note that an is not used with this query Global queries except for data and flag are not supported 2 POWER SHUTDOWN RECOVERY All settings ar...

Page 7: ...llow the procedure outlined below TO SET THE ZONE NUMBER 1 Connect an IR receiver to that zone 2 Set the switches on the rear of a Xantech RC68 or RC68 Programmer to FE 3 Using the table select the button for the number desired For example to set the zone to respond to 03 press the button marked 90 The zone now is identified as 03 4 Be sure to reset the switches on the programmer to anything other...

Page 8: ...RC 68 01 80 20 48 02 10 03 90 64 01 00 00 05 C0 06 50 07 D0 68 41 04 40 09 A0 10 30 11 B0 72 21 08 20 13 E0 14 70 15 F0 76 61 12 60 17 88 18 18 19 98 80 09 16 08 25 A8 26 38 27 B8 88 29 24 28 29 E8 30 78 31 F8 92 69 28 68 21 C8 22 58 23 D8 84 49 77 E1 81 89 85 C9 89 A9 93 E9 78 71 82 19 86 59 90 39 94 79 79 F1 83 99 87 D9 91 B9 95 F9 ...

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