C O M M A N D S
Switch Commands
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IN
put
EQ
<input # | All> [0 ... 255]
Defines the equalization setting for one or all inputs.
Although input equalization may be set to a value
between 0 and 255, actual equalization occurs when
set between 150 and 255. For auto equalization set
the value to 0; 128 is off.
Example:
To set the equalization level of input 3 to
225, type:
ineq 3 225
Without an argument, the current setting is returned.
Default:
128
IN
put
ST
A
T
us
[input #]
The status display will include the input number, yes
or no to indicate the presence of a valid input signal,
and the number of any associated outputs.
Example:
To display the status of input 1, type:
instat 1
NAMEIN
put
<input #> <input name>
Enter an input number and the name to be assigned
to it. The name can be up to 23 alphanumeric
characters; spaces are permitted.
Example:
To assign the name “Level 3” to input 3,
type:
namein 3 Level 3
If a name is not entered, the command will return the
current name of the indicated input.
NAMEOUT
put
<output #>
[output name]
Enter the desired output number followed by the
name to be assigned. The name can be up to 23
alphanumeric characters; spaces are permitted.
Example:
To assign the name “Conference Room”
to output 5, type:
nameout 5 Conference Room
If a name is not entered, the command will return the
current name of the indicated output.
OUT
put
EN
able
<output # | ALL>
<ON | OFF>
Enable or disable one or all outputs. If an output has
been disabled, loading a preset will not re-enable it;
issue an OUTputENable command to do so.
Example:
To disable all outputs, type:
outen all off
Enter only the output # or all to display the current
status.
OUT
put
S
ou
RC
e
<output #> <input #>
Sets the routing to an output port from an input port.
Enter only output port number to display the current
routing.
Example:
To route input 16 to output 12, use the
command:
outsrc 12 16
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Switch Commands (Continued)
Command
Arguments
Description
