MGP Pro Series • Remote Configuration and Control
50
Command
ASCII (Telnet)
(Host to Processor)
Response
(Processor to Host)
Additional Description
Horizontal Size (Window)
Set a specific value
1 *
X@
*
X2@
:
X@
Whs
X2@
]
Set the width of window
X@
to
X2@
.
Increase horizontal size of
window
1 *
X@
+ :
X@
Whs
X2@
]
Widen the window.
Decrease horizontal size of
window
1 *
X@
– :
X@
Whs
X2@
]
Narrow the window.
View horizontal size of
window
1 *
X@
:
X2@
]
View the width of the window.
Vertical Size (Window)
Set a specific value
1 *
X@
*
X2@
;
X@
Wvs
X2@
]
Set the height of window
X@
to
X2@
.
Increase vertical size of
window
1 *
X@
+ ;
X@
Wvs
X2@
]
Increase the height of the window.
Decrease vertical size of
window
1 *
X@
– ;
X@
Wvs
X2@
]
Decrease the height of the window.
View vertical size of window
1 *
X@
;
X2@
]
View the height of the window.
KEY:
X@
= Window number
0 = All windows (available only for
1 = Window 1
3 = Window 3
freeze and window mute)
2 = Window 2
4 = Window 4
X2@
= Window size
The minimum size is 1/16 the size of the output active area. The maximum size is double the active output area.
Horizontal Size (Image)
Set a specific value
2 *
X@
*
X2#
:
X@
Ihs
X2#
]
Set the width of the image in
window
X@
to
X2#
.
Increase horizontal size of
image
2 *
X@
+ :
X@
Ihs
X2#
]
Widen the image.
Decrease horizontal size of
image
2 *
X@
– :
X@
Ihs
X2#
]
Narrow the image.
View horizontal size of image
2 *
X@
:
X2#
]
View the width of the image.
Vertical Size (Image)
Set a specific value
2 *
X@
*
X2#
;
X@
Ivs
X2#
]
Set the height of the image in
window
X@
to
X2#
.
Increase vertical size of
image
2 *
X@
+ ;
X@
Ivs
X2#
]
Increase the height of the image in
window
X@
.
Decrease vertical size of
image
2 *
X@
– ;
X@
Ivs
X2#
]
Decrease the height of the image in
window
X@
.
View vertical size of image
2 *
X@
;
X2#
]
View the height of the image in
window
X@
.
Picture Control Copy
Copy picture controls
2
X!
*
X@
#
Pcc
X!
]
Copy the picture controls for
currently displayed input
X!
to
window
X@
.
KEY:
X!
= Input number (1-20)
20 = live background (for HDCP status only)
X@
= Window number
0 = All windows (available only for
1 = Window 1
3 = Window 3
freeze and window mute)
2 = Window 2
4 = Window 4
X2#
= Image size
Minimum = 1/16 the size of the active input area. Maximum = double the active output area for 200% zoom.
