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5 medialink controllers • serial communication – Extron Electronics MLC 206 AAP EC User Guide User Manual

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MediaLink Controllers • Serial Communication

The syntax for setting a special function is __ *

X?

# where __ is the function number and

X?

is the value.

To view a function’s setting, use __#, where __ is the function number. In the following table the values of
the

X?

variable are different for each command/function. These values are given in the rightmost column.

Command/response table for special function SIS commands

Command

ASCII Command Response

X?

values

(host to MLC)

(MLCr to host)

and additional descriptions

Delay times

Power on delay

1 *

X?

#

WarmUp*

X?

0 = 0 seconds,
1 = 2 seconds,
2 = 4 seconds,
... in 2 second steps up to
150 = 300 seconds (5 minutes).

Example:

1*8#

WarmUp*08

Example: set a 16 second power on delay.

Example:

1#

WarmUp*023

Example:

view the power on delay

setting.

Power off delay

2 *

X?

#

CoolDown*

X?

0 = 0 seconds,
1 = 2 seconds,
2 = 4 seconds,... in 2 second
steps up to 150 = 300 seconds.

Example:

2*23#

CoolDown*023

Example:

set a 46 second power off

delay.

Relays

Relay 1 mode/timing

4 *

X?

#

Rly1Tm*

X?

0 = toggle mode (press on/off),
1 = momentary, 1 second long,
2 = momentary, 2 seconds long,
3 = momentary, 3 seconds long.

Example:

4*3#

Rly1Tm*3

Example:

momentary, 3 sec. long.

Relay 2 mode/timing

5 *

X?

#

Rly2Tm*

X?

0 = toggle mode (press on/off),
1 = momentary, 1 second long,
2 = momentary, 2 seconds long,
3 = momentary, 3 seconds long.

Example:

5*0#

Rly2Tm*0

Example:

set relay to toggle mode.

Relay 3 mode/timing

6 *

X?

#

Rly3Tm*

X?

0 = toggle mode (press on/off),
1 = momentary, 1 second long,
2 = momentary, 2 seconds long,
3 = momentary, 3 seconds long.

Associate a button with relay 1

7 *

X?

#

Rly1Mode*

X?

Cause a button to control a relay.

For a relay set to be normally closed

:

0 = power-on.
1 = power-off.
2-7 = MLC input selection buttons 1-6.
8-27 = remote control module 1 buttons.
28-47 = remote control module 2 buttons.
48-67 = remote control module 3 buttons.
68-87 = remote control module 4 buttons.
For a relay set to be normally open,
add 128 to the above numbers.
128 = power-on (relay normally open).
...
196-215 = remote control module 4
buttons (relay normally open).
127 or 255 = not assigned.

Example:

7*1#

Rly1Mode*1

Example:

Relay 1 will toggle when

the Display Power button is pressed
for power-off .

Associate a button with relay 2

8 *

X?

#

Rly2Mode*

X?

See above.

Associate a button with relay 3

9 *

X?

#

Rly3Mode*

X?

See above.

Close a relay

22 * #

RlyClosure*

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