Hall Research UHBX-8X - Manual (Page 13)

UHBX-8X
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Command: XB,n Stands for Serial Baud
If n is not specified, it reports the current baud rate (n = 1-8 per table below)
Response: XBn
Command: XP,n Stands for Serial Parity
If n is not specified, it reports the current parity. n: (0 = None, 1=Odd, 2=Even)
Response: XP,n
Command: IC,n1,n2,n3, … Stands for IR Connect
Unlike Serial Connect command where the connection is made to one
particular output at a time, the IR Connect command can simultaneously
connect to multiple outputs. n1, n2, etc are output ports that the IR transmit
signals (from extender to the remote receivers) will be routed to. If n=0 then
all outputs are disconnected. The IR send connection pattern is stored in
memory. As shipped from factory IR signals are connected to all 8 outputs.
Response: IC, n1,n2,n3, …
Examples of IC command:
Command Response
IC,2,4,6 IC,2,4,6 Route IR to outputs 2,4, and 6
IC IC,2,4,6 IC command with no parameters
reports current IR connections
IC,* IC,1
IC,2
:
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IC,8
Connect to ALL ouputs (* = wildcard)
IC,0 IC,0 All outputs are disconnected
Command: ISk,m,n Stands for IR Send
k = IR protocol to be used
K 0 1 2 3 4 5
Protocol NEC JVC RCA RC5 Sony Extended NEC
m = IR address in decimal (range 0~255, or 0~65535 for Extended NEC)
n = IR command in decimal
Response: ISk,m,n
Command: IS9 Stands for IR Send Detailed Timing (HR Protocol)
If the protocol of the particular IR Remote you intend to emulate is unknown
it is possible to instruct the UHBX-8X to send IR commands based on detailed
N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Baud
Rate
1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200