ETC Unison AV/Serial Interface v1.1.0, Быстрое руководство

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Unison AV/Serial Interface v1.1.0 Quick Guide
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Unison AV/Serial Interface Station Protocol Command Structure
Multi-byte Commands
Multi-byte commands use the following format where [bracketed] parameters including a
separating delimiter are optional as necessary: <verb><noun>[<index>][.<value>]
All multi-byte commands are terminated by a carriage return: ^M (0x0D)
Index and Value Details
Default values and settings are in bold .
Index (nn)
Button States (bs)
Verbs Verb Definition Nouns
S = Set “Do this” B = Button
G = Get “Tell me about...” C = Configuration
R = Reply A response to a Get command F = Fader
U = Update
An automatic system response
initiated by a status change of an
item on the station (such as a
button’s LED turning on)
L = Level
M = Memory
R = Rate
S = Status
T = Type
V = Version
Object Get Command Get Reply Set Command Update Reply
Button GB nn RB nn.bs.ld SB nn.bs UB nn.bs.ld
Fader GF nn RF nn.ll.ld SF nn.ll UF nn.ll.ld
Rate GR nn RR nn.fr SR nn.rr.dd
Level GL nn RL nn.ll UL nn.ll
Configuration GC nn RC nn.cf SC nn.cf
Station Type GT RT st ST st
Protocol Version GV RV pv
Station Status GS nn RS nn.ss
Memory GM nn RM nn.mm SM nn.mm
Help ? <text>
Notes:
• Reply messages are read only status messages that are sent from the Unison processor and output by the
station. They cannot be issued by the serial host.
0 = All
nn = Index of the Object
0 = Off (Maintained)
1 = On (Maintained)
2 = Executes a button press
Notes:
• At reset, button states are set to 0 unless saved to memory.