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Rs-232 serial interface programming, Rs-232 serial interface command definition – LightSpeed Technologies CAT 860 User Manual

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1. Overview

2. Setup & Use

3. Optional

Accessories

4. T

roubleshooting

5. W

arranty

, Safety

& Specifications

1. Overview

2. Setup & Use

3. Optional

Accessories

4. T

roubleshooting

5. W

arranty

, Safety

& Specifications

13. RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE
PROGRAMMING

CONT’D

Symbol

Hex

Value

Value

Definition

QEAV?

0xEB

Command Packet:

The controller sends no
character in the
command packet.

This command causes the
CAT 860 to return a query
response packet where the
added character
contains the “enable” status
set by EAVS (<0xE0>).

Response Packet:

If the command is properly
received, the CAT 860
responds by repeating back
the command packet to the
serial controller with the
added character
containing the value
indicating the “enable”
status set by EAVS (<0xE0>).

The possible values are
shown below:

0x80 = TV/VCR Enabled

0x81 = CD/DVD Enabled

0x82 = COMPUTER Enabled

0x83 = AUX IN Enabled

If the command is not
received properly, the CAT
860 responds by sending a
character.

BASIC COMMAND SET FOR AUDIO SWITCHER OPERATIONS CONT’D
Audio Input Functions for the A/V Source Group Cont’d
11. QUERY ENABLED AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCE COMMAND

14. RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE
COMMAND DEFINITION

CONT’D

BASIC COMMAND SET FOR AUDIO SWITCHER OPERATIONS CONT’D
Audio Input Functions for the A/V Source Group Cont’d
10. TOGGLE MUTE FOR MICROPHONE AUDIO INPUTS COMMAND

Symbol

Hex

Value

Value

Definition

TMMI

0xEA

Command Packet:

The controller sends no
character in the
command packet.

This command toggles
between mute and un-mute
for the microphone audio
inputs.

When set to mute, the 860
microphone Channel A & B
volumes are set to -79dB.

When set to unmute, the
860 resets the microphone
volumes to their previous
volume setting.

Response Packet:

If the command is properly
received, the CAT 860
responds by repeating
back the command packet
with an added imbedded
character
containing the value 0x80
if the resultant state is
“un-muted” and 0x81 if the
resultant state is “muted”.

If the command is not
received properly, the CAT
860 responds by sending a
character.