33
PVS 407D • SIS Communication and Control
Command
ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Response
(switcher to host)
Additional Description
Query VoiceLift Receiver part
number
34N
60-1637-01
]
or
60-938-01
]
or
E25
]
View the part number.
E25
= device not present
Verbose mode 2/3
Pno34*
<part number>
]
or
Pno34*E25
]
Query PVT wallplate 1 part
number
36N
60-1756-03
]
or
60-1335-13
]
or
60-1270-13
]
or
E25
]
60-1756-03
= PVT HD RGB
60-1335-13
= PVT HDMI RGB
60-1270-13
= PVT HDMI
E25
= device not present
Verbose mode 2/3
Pno36*<part number>
]
or Pno36*E25
]
Query PVT wallplate 2 part
number
38N
60-1756-03
]
or
60-1335-13
]
or
60-1270-13
]
or
E25
]
60-1756-03
= PVT HD RGB
60-1335-13
= PVT HDMI RGB
60-1270-13
= PVT HDMI
E25
= device not present
Verbose mode 2/3
Pno38*
<part number>
]
or
Pno38*E25
]
Reset (Zap) command
Reset all device settings
to factory defaults
E
ZXXX
}
Zpx
]
E
ZXXX command resets all video
and audio settings.
Absolute system reset,
retain IP
E
ZY
}
Zpy
]
See Note below.
NOTES:
•
This reset is same as ZQQQ except it excludes IP settings such as IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP address, unit name, DHCP setting,
and port mapping (Telnet/web/direct access) in order to preserve communication with the device. (This reset is recommended after a firmware
update.) Also erases file system and passwords.
•
The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have been set to the device serial number. In the event of a complete system
reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is no password for this device. Passwords are case sensitive.
Erase all files from flash
(user) memory
E
ZFFF
}
Zpf
]
See Note below.
NOTE:
This reset only removes files created in the user space, and includes those created by the backup/restore functions, software configuration
tools, EDID settings, image captures, user-supplied HTML files, and so forth. Space being used by firmware for internal operations (such as
saving of non-volatile settings) is not removed.
Absolute system reset
E
ZQQQ
}
Zpq
]
See Note below.
NOTE:
This command resets all device settings to factory default; however, firmware version remains the same.
IP system reset
E
1ZQQQ
}
Zpq1
]
See Note below.
NOTE:
This resets only IP settings such as IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP address, unit name, DHCP setting and port mapping (telnet/
web/direct access) back to factory defaults.
