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ICC-STA/ICA-FT6
RS-232 ICC-STA Commands
CMD
Function
Description
EN
Echo Enable
>EN
Enables character echo so you can see typed characters on
screen.
EF
Echo Disable
>EF
Disables terminal character display (default).
TT=
Select tuned channel (2-126)
126=External AV inputs
Selects channel 28 only if 28 is present in current TR
Ex:
>TT=28
TC=
Force tuned channel (2-126)
126=External AV inputs
Selects channel 39 regardless of current TR
Ex:
>TC=39 or >TC39
TU
Tune channel up
Selects next higher channel in stored Tune Ring
TD
Tune channel down
Selects next lower channel in stored Tune Ring
VU
Ramp volume up
Starts volume ramping up
VD
Ramp volume down
Starts volume ramping down
VL
Ramps volume to level (0 – 63) Sets volume to specific level
VM
Volume Mute on
Mutes audio
VX
Volume Mute off
Restores audio volume to previous level
VT
Toggle Volume Mute
Alternates audio mute on and off
VV
Stop volume ramp
Stops volume ramping
VW
Save volume level
Save current volume level, default when unit powers up
To power-up to last level, set volume to zero (VL) and save.
KK=
Send Key Response
Instructs ICC-STA to send an iC-Net “K” response string with the
included value to the ICC-HE.
ST
Request Channel/Source status
Returns Channel/Source status response string
Ex: >ST
SV
Request Audio status
Unit sends Audio status string
DV#
View device number
>DV — Shows STA device number in Terminal.
DV#n
Change device number
>DV#nnn
Changes current device number to specified number
Ex: >DV#306 sets device number to 306
ID
Show STA Version
>ID — Shows STA ID and firmware version on Terminal
Z]
Reset units
>Z]
Reset FT6 and STA
A carriage return is required at the end of each command use ASCII CR, Hex $0D, or keyboard ‘Enter’.
The ‘=’ sign for parameters may be omitted if desired, though it is helpful for clarity in checking programming.
Leading zeros may be included or omitted from command parameters.