Extron Electronics MGP Pro Series User Guide User Manual
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MGP Pro Series • Remote Configuration and Control
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Command
ASCII (Telnet)
(Host to Processor)
URL Encoded (Web)
(Host to Processor)
Response
(Processor to Host)
Additional Description
IP Setup Commands (continued)
Set verbose
mode
24
E X11$
CV
}
W
X11$
CV
|
X11$
]
Enable or disable verbose
mode type
X11$
.
For
X11$
:
0 = verbose mode and
tagged responses
disabled (default for
Telnet connections)
1 = verbose mode enabled
(default for RS-232 or
RS-422 connections).
2 = tagged responses for
queries enabled
3 = verbose mode and
tagged responses for
queries enabled.
NOTE: This command controls both verbose responses or messages and tagged (labeled) responses.
Verbose mode is a communication mode in which the device responds with more
information than it usually would. For example, the MGP can send out a notice of
a change in volume, input, or some other setting without receiving a query via
your PC. That change could have been a result of an internal process (a
scheduled script execution), a selection made using a keypad, or a change made
using the embedded web pages. This is an example of a verbose (wordy)
relationship between the MGP
and a connected device.
•
With verbose mode
off, you receive no notification of those changes or
events.
•
With verbose mode
on, you receive status messages. These are not replies
to a command that you send, but they are unsolicited messages that are
generated by the equipment.
Verbose mode creates more network traffic than usual, which can slow down
network performance. Verbose mode is usually enabled for troubleshooting and
disabled for daily use.
•
By default, when the MGP is connected via Ethernet, verbose mode is disabled in order to reduce the amount of
communication traffic on the network.
•
If you want to use the verbose mode (other than mode 0) with an MGP, you must set this mode to On each time you
reconnect to the MGP.
Read verbose
mode
E
CV
}
W CV
|
X11$
]
Remap Port Designations
Set Telnet port
map
24
E
{port#} MT
}
W {port#} MT
|
Pmt {port#}
]
Set Telnet to the standard
port number (23).
NOTES:
•
Duplicate port number assignments are not permitted (for example, the Telnet and web mapping cannot be the same).
An E13 error code (invalid parameter) results.
•
Remapping of the port number to other than defaults 80 or 23 or disabling it by resetting it to 0 can be done only to
ports numbered 1024 or higher.
Reset Telnet port
map
24
E
23MT
}
W 23MT
|
Pmt 00023
]
Disable Telnet port
map
24
E
0MT
}
W 0MT
|
Pmt 00000
]
Read Telnet port
map (HTTP)
E
MT
}
W
MT
|
{port#}
]
X11$
Value
0
1
3
Receive
unsolicited
messages
for all actions
Initiated via any
source (touchpanel,
port input, internal
web page changes,
or commands)
instead of only for
SIS commands
Verbose
Responses
Receive tagged
responses to
read/view
requests
(Responses to SIS
commands are
always tagged.
Turning tagged
responses on adds
tags to the responses
to SIS read requests.)
Tagged
Responses