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Terminal Encoder Rate <TER n [-100 to 100]>
Description:
Allows a remote control unit to emulate the function of the encoder knob on the front
panel. Absolute value determines the speed at which the knob is rotating and must be
greater than 3. Positive values indicate Counter-Clockwise motion. Negative values
indicate Clockwise motion.
Example:
TER -56 – Rotate the know in a clockwise direction at a medium rotation speed.
COMMANDS ISSUED BY THE GRAPHICS BOARD TO THE CONTROLLER
The following commands will be issued out the remote control port when the FSR protocol is selected. While
these commands are being issued out of the remote control port, they are also being sent to the Front Panel
so that it maintains the proper status at all times. These commands
cannot
be sent into the ScreenPro in
order to change the Front Panel status.
LED Blink <TLB led state1 state2 On/Off>
Description:
Blinks the LED selected by the parameter “
led
” between the two states indicated “
state1
”
and “
state2
” if the on/off parameter is set to on (one). Blinking is disabled when the
“
on/off
” parameter is set to zero. Note if “
led
” is set to zero, all of the LEDs will be
activated.
Note: “
state
#” is defined as o,y,r,g (off, yellow, red, green).
Example:
TLB 0 o r 1 – Blinks all of the LEDs between the off and red states.
LED Set <TLS number state AllOrOne>
Description:
LED “
number
” (see Table 1 above) is set to “
state
” (see note below). “
AllOrOne
”
indicates whether to retain the state of the other LEDs (“a”) or to set all other leds off (“o”).
Note: “
state
” is defined as o,y,r,g (off, yellow, red, green).
Example:
TLS 14 r o – sets the wipe button’s led to red and turns all other led’s off.
LED Set All <TLSA state>
Description:
Sets all LEDs to “
state
”. Note: “
state
” is defined as o, y, r and g (off, yellow, red and
green).
Example:
TLSA y – Sets all led’s to yellow.
Display Clear <TDC>
Description:
Erase all characters from the display.
Example:
TDC