Function
Special Name
Not currently supported.
[Posn Y]
Not currently supported.
[Posn Z]]
Parameter from
on page 63.
[Param…]
Table 11: Parameter Formatting Flags
Function
Special Name
Parameters are taken as-is and are converted
into string of bytes (1-4). If the parameter is
already in a packed BCD format, then using
Hex format will preserve the BCD format of the
parameter.
Hex
Text representation of the above Hex format.
ASCII Hex
Binary Coded Decimal (each nybble represents
1 digit 0-9). This command converts a
parameter that is in non-BCD format to a BCD
format.
BCD
Text representation of the above “BCD” format.
This command converts a parameter from a
non-BCD format to a text representation of the
equivalent BCD format.
ASCII BCD
Motorola ordering. Most Significant Byte (MSB)
first, LSB last.
Mot
Intel ordering. Least Significant Byte (LSB) first,
MSB last.
Int
Re-scales a 12-bit parameter to fit output range.
Scaled (Sca)
Extends up the output to an even number of
digits/characters without changing the output
range.
ASCII
Extended
(Ext)
Internal use — sign conversion.
Signed (Sign)
Table 12: BCD Width Description
Motorola Description
BCD Width
1 byte of 1 digit, [00] to max [09]
1 Digit
1 bytes of 2 packed digits each, [00] to max
[99]
2 Digit
1 bytes of 2 packed digits and 1 byte of 1 digit,
[00][00] to max[09][99]
3 Digit
2 bytes of 2 packed digits each, [00][00] to
max[99][99]
4 Digit
2 bytes of 2 packed digits and 1 byte of 1 digit,
max [09][99][99]
5 Digit
3 bytes of 2 packed digits each, max
[99][99][99]
6 Digit
3 bytes of 2 packed digits and 1 byte of 1 digit,
max [09][99][99][99]
7 Digit
4 bytes of 2 packed digits each, max
[99][99][99][99]
8 Digit
Table 13: Hexadecimal Width Description
Motorola Description
Hex Width
[00] to [0F]
4 Bits
[00] to [FF]
8 Bits
[00][00] to [0F][FF] (or Intel [FF][0F])
12 Bits
[00][00] to [3F][FF] (or Intel [FF][3F])
14 Bits
[00][00] to [7F][FF] (or Intel [FF][7F])
15 Bits
[00][00] to [FF][FF]
16 Bits
[00][00][00] to [FF][FF][FF]
24 Bits
[00][00][00][00] to [FF][FF][FF][FF]
32 Bits
Extra Options
Extra options are device type specific when setting up
communications. For the specific settings for your device,
refer to the device setup sheet for the device you are
connecting to the switcher.
Audio Mixer Extra Options
Value
Option
Set the number of 1RU Audio Breakout
Modules connected to Graphite.
ABMs
Select where the switcher gets the names for
audio channels.
•
Switcher
— name stored on the switcher.
•
Channel ID
— channel ID from the audio
mixer.
•
User Label
— user assigned channel name
from the audio mixer.
•
Fixed Label
— input channel number from
the audio mixer.
•
InheritedLabel
— source signal name from
the audio mixer.
Channel
Label
Select the MIDI to Serial converter that you are
using to connect to the audio mixer.
•
MIDIator
— MIDIator
™
Systems MS-124W
•
SMC
— GearLite SMC-9901
Converter
Set the length of time, in fields, after a fader is
set from the switcher that the switcher ignores
movements of that fader from the audio mixer.
Delay
Select the length of time, in fields, that the
switcher will wait between polling the audio
mixer for status information.
Freq
Select the maximum number of channels
installed on your audio mixer.
Max
Channels
Select the number of audio mixers you are
connecting together and controlling from the
same communications port. You can connect
up to two audio mixers together to a single
serial communications port.
Mixers
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