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Command/Response Table for SIS Commands (continued)
Command
ASCII Command
(Host to Unit)
Response
(Unit to Host)
Additional description
View ties, gain, volume, mutes, and presets (continued)
View audio global preset
configuration
EX1)
*
X@
*2VC
}
X!
1
•
X!
2
• ... •
X!
16
•Aud
]
Show the audio configuration for preset
X1)
.
Show the input tied to 16 sequential outputs,
starting from output
X!
. (Audio outputs 7
through 16 do not exist on this switcher
model.)
Command description:
preset # (
X1)
)*starting output # (
X@
) (should always be “1” for this switcher)*2 (= audio)VC
Response description:
input # (
X!
) tied to output 1•
X!
tied to output 2•
X!
tied to output 3• ... •
X!
tied to output 16•Aud
]
Example:
E
4*1*2VC
}
01
Output:
Response = tied input:
Input 6 tied to output 3
02 03 04 05 06
13
Input 12 tied to output 6
Computer/Audio Group
Non-existent outputs
14 15 16
07 08 09 10 11 12
02•04•06•08•10•12•--•--•--•--•--•--•--•--•--•--•Aud
Each position shown in the response is an output: left = output 1 (the starting output number), right = output 16.
The number in each position is the input tied to that output. Outputs 7 through 16 do not exist on this matrix
switcher; the content of those positions is “--“.
In this example, audio input 2 is tied to output 1, input 4 is tied to output 2, input 6 is tied to output 3, input 8
is tied to output 4, input 10 is tied to output 5, and input 12 is tied to output 6.
NOTE:
EX1)
*1*2VC
}
where
X1)
= 0 returns the current audio configuration of the switcher.
NOTE: The response to the View File Directory command differs, depending on whether the command is sent via an RS-232 or Telnet
connection or sent via a web browser connection.
View file directory
RS232/RS422 port and
Telnet
E
DF
}
<filename1>,<date/time>,<length>
]
<filename2>,<date/time>,<length>
]
<filename3>,<date/time>,<length>
]
•
•
•
•
<filenamen>,<date/time>,<length>
]
<# of Bytes>
•
Left
]]
View file directory
web browser
E
DF
}
Var file = new array ();
File [1] = ‘<filename1>,<date1>,<filesize1>‘;
File [2] = ‘<filename2>,<date2>,<filesize2>‘;
File [3] = ‘<filename3>,<date3>,<filesize3>‘;
•
•
•
•
filename<n>File [<n>] = ‘<filenamen>,<daten>,<filesizen>‘;
File [
Erase user-supplied web
pages/files
E
<filename>EF
}
Del<filename>
]
Input signal active
List input signal status for
all inputs
0LS
X1@
1
,
X1@
2
,
X1@
3
, ... ,
X1@
14
]
Each
X1#
value is an input.
NOTE:
X!
= Input number (for tie)
00 (untied)
01 – 08 for the computer video group
09 – 14 for the low resolution video group
X@
= Output number
01 – 12 for video
01 – 06 for audio
X1)
= Global preset #
32 maximum
X1#
= Signal detection
0 = no input detected 1 = input detected
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