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External Control Protocol
Spyder X20 User Manual 114
020-000916-01 Rev. 1 (04-2016)
Argument 3*: If -1 is set for argument 1, this value will set the connector type to be switched to and auto synced on a layer.
0=HD15, 1=DVI, 2=SDI, 3=Composite, 4=S-Video
Input Config Learn
This command saves the input configuration for a specified layer ID, to a specified input configuration ID for later recall.
Command: ICL
Argument 1: Input configuration ID to save to.
Argument 2: Layer ID to save configuration information from.
Restart Spyder Server
This command allows the user to remotely restart the server application remotely.
Command: SDN
Argument 1: 0 = Power Off, 1 = Restart
Force Server Save
This command forces the remote Spyder frame to flush all configuration and user data changes to non-volatile storage.
Command: SAV
Recall Script Cue
This command recalls an existing script at a specified cue. Use ‘Vista Advanced’ software interface to build scripts.
Argument 3 optionally defines the ID type being recalled in argument 1, and defaults to ‘ScriptID’ if not specified. See
“ Understanding Registers” in this manual for information on registers.
Note: To access registers on pages above the first page, add (<Page number> * 1000) to the register ID to be recalled. For
example, to recall a script at register ID 2 on page 3, send a register ID of 3002.
Command: RSC
Argument 1: ID to recall
Argument 2: Script Cue to recall
Argument 3*: ID Type in Argument 1 (S=ScriptID, R=RegisterID)
Transition Layer(s)
This command transitions layers on and off of their currently assigned PixelSpace.
Command: TRN
Argument 1: 0 = Mix Off - 1 = Mix On
Argument 2: Transition Duration (in frames)
Argument 3 ~ XX: Layer ID to transition
Layer Size Change
This command sets the horizontal size of one or more specified layers. Vertical size adjusts automatically to ensure the
layer’s aspect ratio.
Command: KSZ
Argument 1: Horizontal Size (in pixels)
Argument 2 ~ XX: Layer ID to set size
Layer Position Change
This command sets the horizontal and vertical position of one or more specified layers. Positions are mapped in pixels,
relative to the top left PixelSpace corner associated with the layer. Position changes can be relative to the layer’s curren t
position, or can be an absolute position setting.
Command: KPS
Argument 1: 0 = Absolute Position / 1 = Relative Position
Argument 2: Horizontal Position
Argument 3: Vertical Position
Argument 4 ~ XX: Layer ID to set position