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Quantum Ultra Series Videowall Processing Systems • Remote Configuration and Control 65
X^
= Model name —
Quantum Ultra 610
Quantum Ultra 305
Quantum Ultra II 610
Quantum Ultra II 305
Quantum Ultra Connect 84
Quantum Ultra Connect 128
X& =
Part number of the product
Quantum Ultra 610 — 60-1571-01 or 60-1990-01
Quantum Ultra 305 — 60-1734-01 or 60-1989-01
Quantum Ultra II 610 — 60-1900-01
Quantum Ultra II 305 — 60-1899-01
Quantum Ultra Connect 84 — 60-1898-01 or 60-1898-11
Quantum Ultra Connect 128 — 60-1898-02 or 60-1898-12
X1)
= On or off (enable or disable)
0
= Off or disable
1
= On or enable
X1@
= Internal temperature in degrees Celsius
Response is two digits with a leading zero.
X1#
= Horizontal and vertical frequencies
Response format is three digits with leading zeros and one decimal place
(Example:
075.3
).
X1$
= Name or text label (for inputs and window presets) — Up to 32 characters
Invalid characters:
\ / : * ? , > |
NOTES:
• Inputs saved without a name are assigned the default name Input nnnn , based
on the source number assigned by the firmware.
• Window presets saved without a name are assigned the default name
Window Preset nnn.
X1^
= Horizontal and vertical position (Limits depend on input or output resolutions.)
Response is six digits with a leading
+
or
-
and padded with zeros (example:
-000175
).
X1&
= Horizontal and vertical size (Limits depend on input or output resolutions.)
Response is six digits, padded with zeros (example:
000175
).
X2@
= Test pattern —
0
through
13
Response is two digits padded with a zero.
0
= Off (default)
7
= White Field
1
= Crop
8
= Checkerboard
2
= Alternating Pixels
9
= 4x4 Crosshatch
3
= Alternating Lines
10
= Fine Crosshatch
4
= Color Bars
11
= Diagonal Hatch
5
= Grayscale
12
= Edge Blend (Quantum Ultra 610 and 305 only)
6
= Ramp
13
= Display ID
X2%
= Window preset number —
1
through
128
Response is three digits padded with zeros.
X2^
= Input preset number —
1
through
128
Response is three digits padded with zeros.
X4@
= Window mute
0
= Off (unmute) (default)
1
= On (mute window)