Extron Electronics AVT 200HD User Guide - Manual (Page 70)

AVT 200HD Tuner • Remote Configuration and Control 64
Command
ASCII Command
(Host to Tuner)
Response
(Tuner to Host)
Additional Description
Stream files via Telnet or RS-232
Load file to user flash
memory
24,28
E +UF filesize, filename }
Upl ]
Load file to user flash and set
specific time and date
24,28
E +UF filesize*day-of-week • month • day • year • hour • minute • second ,
filename }
Upl ]
Day-of-week = 1 – 7
( 1 = Sunday, 2 = Monday ...)
Month = 1–12
(1 = Jan, 2 = Feb, ...)
Day = 1–31
Hour = 0–23
Minute and Second = 0–59
NOTES: • If there is insufficient space on the unit to store the sent file, the response is Fld
] instead of Upl
] to denote
failure.
• You can use this command to update firmware by loading a firmware file with a .S19 extension. If the unit
determines that the .s19 file is not intended for the AVT 200HD, the Upl ] response is followed by Fwm ]
(firmware mismatch).
Retrieve file from user flash
memory
24,28
E filename SF } Responds with 4 bytes of file-size + raw, unprocessed data
in file.
Stream files via port 80
Load file to user flash memory
Use a POST on port 80, followed by the delimited data to be written to the flash file
memory.
Retrieve file from user flash
memory Send a page GET on port 80 followed by:
Ie. http://192.168.254.254/mypage.html?cmd=WSF|
Responds with raw, unprocessed data in file.
Back up and restore unit configuration
Save unit configuration (to file
system)
E 1* configuration type XF }
Cfg1* configuration type ]
For configuration type:
0 = IP configuration (ip.cfg),
preset list
1 = Event configuration
(event.cfg)
2 = Unit-specific parameters
(box.cfg)
The files are stored in the
directory /nortxe-backup
created on the unit by the Save
commands.
Restore unit configuration E 0* configuration type XF }
Cfg0* configuration type ]
Event control
View event buffer memory
27 EX7$ , X7% , X7^ , X7& E } X9)]
Write event buffer memory 24,27 EX7$ , X7% , X7^ , X7*X7& E }
Evt X7$ , X7% , X7^ , X7*]
NOTE: The response to the Write Event command is padded with leading zeros for X7$ and X7^ .
X7$ = 5 digits; X7^ = 10 digits.