Extron Electronics MLC 104 SIS Programming and Control - Manual (Page 26)

SIS ™ Programming and Control, cont’d
MLC 104 Series • SIS ™ Programming and Control 5-26
PRELIMINAR
Y
Command/r
esponse table for SIS commands (continued)
Command
ASCII
(T
elnet)
URL Encoded (W
eb)
Response
Additional description
(host to switcher)
(host to switcher)
(switcher to host)
Send e-mail file named in mailbox
24
Esc
X4
5
SM
W
X4
5
SM
|
Eml
X4
5
Send a dif
ferent e-mail file (one not named in the mailbox)
24
Esc
X4
5
, X7
0
, X4
7
SM
W
X4
5
%2C
X7
0
%2C
X4
7
SM
|
Eml
X4
5
X7
0
= The number to insert into an email
message if a
____.eml
file has an embedded
server-side include “” (the
Esc
command with
no parameters.) The numeral is a 16-bit number to be employed as the user defines. This is an optional parameter
. Use 0 as a
placeholder if the optional
X4
7
variable is
used but
X7
0
is not needed.
Set e-mail server IP
addr
ess and user domain name
24
Esc
X1
4
,
X1
5
CM
W
X1
4
%2C
X1
5
CM
|
Ipm•
X1
4
,
X1
5
X1
4
= IP
addr
ess (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx). Leading
zeros ar
e optional in setting values.
X1
5
= E-mail domain name, e.g.,
extr
on.com
Read/view e-mail server IP
address and user domain name
Esc
CM
W CM
|
X1
4
,
X1
5
X1
4
= IP
addr
ess (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx). Leading
zeros
ar
e suppressed in r
eturned values.
X1
5
= E-mail domain name, e.g.,
extr
on.com
Event contr
o
l
Start events
27
Esc
1AE
W1AE
|
Ego
Stop events
27
Esc
0AE
W0AE
|
Est
Query quantity of events r
unning
Esc
AE
WA
E
|
#####
The response is the quantity of currently running events, and it includes leading zeros. For example, if two events ar
e
running, the response is 00002
.
Set the event number (
X3
5
) to hook to fr
ont panel button pr
esses (har
dwar
e-script interactions)
24
Esc
X3
5
EN
W
X3
5
EN
|
Ehk
X3
5
If desired, use this command to designate an event script (
X3
5
.EVT) to be used to track
and react to har
dware happenings and MLC
button presses. X3
5
= event number (0 - 99). The default
value of
X3
5
after a system reset is 255.
This command is optional. Y
ou do
n
ot
have to use this command to set up the MLC. By default during configuration, the configuration softwar
e associates the mai
n event script
file (
0.EVT
) with hardware events and button pr
esses. Once that event file has been compiled, it is capable of r
eceiving information from
the MLC’
s r
egister that tracks hardware
actions and button presses. In r
esponse to a detected button press or other hardwar
e happening, the event script can then tell
the MLC to issue commands, or make some other
change. Y
ou would use this command only to associate a differ
ent event script file with tracking and r
esponding to hardware/bu
tton actions.