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Polling Notes:
Note 1 – Read-Group Commands:
The Read-Group commands will only return a message if the specified gbz parameter matches the programmed Base-Zone
in the switcher configuration. Unlike the other group commands, these include all eight zones starting at gbz.
The Read-Group Commands return 8 parameters, starting at Base-Zone (params for bzn, bzn+1…bzn+7). For a 16-zone
switcher, two messages are returned: the first message starts at Base-Zone (params for bzn, bzn+1…bzn+7), and the
second message starts at Base-Zone+8 (params for bzn+8, bzn+9…bzn+15),
Note 2 – Base-Zone Commands:
The Base-Zone-related commands will only return a message if the specified bzn parameter matches the
programmed Base-Zone in the switcher configuration.
Note 3 – System-Information Message (!S,100):
The SysInfo message is sent in response to a *CR,100,bzn Polling Command, and is also sent at system boot.
When both video-only and audio-only switchers have the same base-zone (eg: LE-1600A and LE-1600V), the
video switcher sends the message 16-ms after the audio switcher (the worst-case SysInfo message is under 10-ms).
At boot time of an installation with multiple daisy-chained switchers, the messages are delayed 32-ms for every 8 zones
in the base-zone, so there is no overlap in the messages. Any video-only switchers are delayed an additional 16-ms,
as described above. You may process the messages to extract the bzn and fam/fid parameters, to determine exactly
how many zones are available, and which zones are audio and/or video.
Boot-time Delay Switcher Type Switcher Base-Zone Message
0 ms
audio or a/v
1
!S,100,1…
16 ms
video-only
1
!S,100,1…
32 ms
audio or a/v
9
!S,100,9…
48 ms
video-only
9
!S,100,9…
64 ms
audio or a/v
16
!S,100,16…
80 ms
video-only
16
!S,100,16…
(etc)
You could also poll for the full configuration of a multi-switcher installation, by polling with incremental base-zones
(eg: 1, 9, 17, 25, 33…), and processing the messages that are returned.
Note 4 – Read-Acknowledge Command:
The Read-Acknowledge command may be used to poll for existence of a switcher (with less complexity than polling
with the SysInfo command). When both video-only and audio-only switchers have the same base-zone
(eg: LE-1600A and LE-1600V), the video switcher sends the message 16-ms after the audio switcher.
This command is also useful in programs where you issue multiple commands (eg: multiple routes), and wish to wait
for completion – you may issue a Read-Acknowledge command, and wait for the response before continuing in
your program.