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Section
7
.
Programmers
reference
7.8.15. Rename an input
Format
Example
Command {INAME#<id>= <input_name>}
→ {iname#3=Media Player}
Response (INAME#<id>= <input_name>)CrLf
← (INAME#3=MEDIA PLAYER)CrLf
Explanation
: Input 3 was named as “MEDIA PLAYER”.
7.8.16. Rename an output
Format
Example
Command {ONAME#<id>= <output_name>}
→ {ONAME#2=Monitor_no2}
Response (ONAME#<id>= <output_name>)CrLf
← (ONAME#2=MONITOR_NO2)CrLf
Explanation
: Output 2 was named as “MONITOR_NO2”.
Query names of Presets / Inputs / Outputs
Description:
Each preset / input / output name can be read from the router.
7.8.17.
Read a preset’s name
Format
Example
Command {PNAME#<id>=?}
→ {pname#1=?}
Response (PNAME#<id>= <preset_name>)CrLf
← (PNAME#1=FIRST PRESET)CrLf
Explanation
: Name for preset 1 is “FIRST PRESET”.
7.8.18.
Read an input’s name
Format
Example
Command {INAME#<in>=?}
→ {iname#3=?}
Response (INAME#<in>= <input_name>)CrLf
← (INAME#3=MEDIA PLAYER)CrLf
Explanation
: Name for input 3 is “MEDIA PLAYER”.
7.8.19.
Read an output’s name
Format
Example
Command {ONAME#<out>=?}
→ {oname#2=?}
Response (ONAME#<out>=<output_name>)CrLf
← (ONAME#2=MONITOR_NO2)CrLf
Explanation
: Name for output
2 is “MONITOR_NO2”.
Set default names of Presets / Inputs / Outputs
Description:
Renames
all
preset / input / output names to the default: Preset 1..32 / Input
1..4 / Output 1..4 respectively.
Info:
The <id> field is not relevant here, only has to be a valid one. The command will affect
ALL
Presets / Inputs / Outputs disregarding the actual number that was in the command.
7.8.20. Reload default preset names
Format
Example
Command {PNAME#<id>=!}
→ {pname#2=!}
Response (PNAME#<id>=
Preset●<id>)CrLf ← (PNAME#2=Preset 2)CrLf
Explanation
: All preset names are set to default: “Preset 1”, “Preset 2”, and so on.
