Extron Electronics HDXP Plus Series User Guide User Manual
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HDXP Plus Series Switchers • Remote Configuration and Control
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Command
ASCII Command
(Host to Switcher)
Response
(Switcher to Host)
Additional Description
IP Setup Commands (continued)
E-mail commands
Read connection security level
E
CK
}
X3!
]
View security level
X3!
of the
current connection.
Set mail server IP address and
domain name
E
X2&
,
X3*
CM
}
Ipm
X2&
,
X3*
]
Set the e-mail domain
name for IP address
X2&
with domain name
X3*
(for
example, extron.com).
Read mail server IP address,
domain name, and password
E
CM
}
X2&
,
X3*
,
X3)
]
Show mail server IP address
X2&
, e-mail domain name
X3*
,
and password
X3)
.
Set e-mail recipient
E
X4!
,
X3#
CR
}
Ipr
X3#
]
Set the recipient of e-mail. For
the recipient to receive e-mail
notifications, you must then
set the events that the HDXP
reports, using one or more
separate Set e-mail events
(EM) commands (see example
below).
Example:
E
}
]
E-mail account #72, JSmith,
will receive e-mail messages
on occasions specified by the
Set e-mail events for recipient
command.
View e-mail recipient
E
X4!
CR
}
X3#
]
Show e-mail recipient address
X3#
for e-mail account
X4!
.
Set e-mail events for recipient
E
X4!
,
X4@
,
X4#
,
X4#
...
X4#
EM
}
Ipe
X4!
]
Send e-mail notifications
X4@
for input or power supply
X4#
to e-mail account number
X4!
.
Example:
E
I72,0,3EM
}
IpeI72*0*33333333
]
E-mail account #72
(recipient 8), JSmith, will
receive Fail or missing
and Fixed and restored
messages for all inputs.
NOTE: Before entering this command, you must first set a recipient for e-mail account
X4!
using the Set e-mail recipient
(CR) command.
NOTE:
X2&
= IP address
Format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn. Leading zeros in each field are optional.
X3)
= Password
Administrator or user password can be 4 to 12 alphanumeric
characters. Spaces and special characters or symbols are not
allowed. The password is case-sensitive.
X3!
= Connection security level
0 = anonymous, 1 – 10 = extended security levels 1 through 10,
11 = user, 12 = administrator
The response is returned as 2 digits with a leading zero.
X3#
= E-mail address
Typical e-mail address format; for example, nnnnn@xxx.com
X3*
= E-mail domain name
E-mail domain name (Standard domain name conventions apply.)
X4!
= E-mail account number
65 – 72
X4@
= Notification type
0 = no response, 1 = fail or missing, 2 = fixed or restored,
3 = 1 and 2.
X4#
= Notification selections
HDXP 3216 and 3232: 01 – 32 = inputs 1 through 32
HDXP 1616: 01 – 16 = inputs 1 through 16
Power supply: 98