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Status Request Commands
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Status Information
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DESCRIPTION
REQUEST CODE ANSWER CODE
Recording
Timer Setting
@0?Sh NN \r
Recording
scheduled by
date and time @0ShDT YYMMD
DHHMMhhmmU
UUUU
\r
The scheduled recording is set at a
specific time and date:
•
NN (the record timer setting number)
= 01 – 30
•
YYMMDD (the year, month, and date
to start recording) = 130101 – 351231
•
HHMM (the start time in hours and
minutes) = 0000 – 2359
•
hhmm (the duration of the recording
in hours and minutes) = 0000 – 2359
•
UUUUU stands for a user area name
of up to 32 characters
Note: An entry of ** for the YY variable
indicates annual scheduling; an entry of
** for the MM variable indicates monthly
scheduling
Playback Timer
Setting
@0?TP NN \r
Playback
scheduled by
day(s)
@0TPDW xxxxxxx
hhmmFFFF \r
The scheduled timer is set at a specific
day and time:
•
NN (the playback timer setting
number) = 01 – 30
•
xxxxxxx (the day or days of the week)
= SMTWTFS and/or _ ; see note
below for more details
•
hhmm (the start time in hours and
minutes) = 0000 – 2359
•
FFFF stands for the name of the file
to be played
Note: For the xxxxxxx variable, an entry
of _ indicates that the corresponding
day will be skipped
Note: For the HH variable, an entry of **
indicates hourly scheduling
Playback Timer
Setting
@0?TP NN \r
Playback
scheduled by
date and time
@0TPDT YYMMD
DhhmmFFFF \r
The scheduled timer is set at a specific
time and date:
•
NN (the playback timer setting
number) = 01 – 30
•
YYMMDD (the year, month, and date
to start playback) = 130101 – 351231
•
hhmm (the start time in hours and
minutes) = 0000 – 2359
•
FFFF stands for the name of the file
to be played
Note: An entry of ** for the YY variable
indicates annual scheduling; an entry of
** for the MM variable indicates monthly
scheduling
Current Timer @0?Ct\r
Record timer @0CtRE nn \r
The current record timer, where nn (the
record timer number) = 01 – 30
Playback timer @0CtPL nn \r
The current playback timer, where nn
(the playback timer number) = 01 – 30