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BrightEye NXT 410/415/430 Compact Router Installation, Configuration and Operations Guide
Data Preset Command
Description: This command presets a crosspoint for later execution. The source is not actually
switched to the destination until a subsequent Take command or All Take command
is received by the router.
Syntax:
Message
Header:
Cmd Data:
D
D ASCII character ‘D’ identifies this as Data Preset
command.
High byte of Level. See note below.
Low byte of Level. See note below.
High byte of Source number.
Any valid ASCII hex digit. (E.g. ‘0’ to ‘9’ or ‘A’ to ‘F’).
Low byte of Source number.
Any valid ASCII hex digit. (E.g. ‘0’ to ‘9’ or ‘A’ to ‘F’).
High byte of Destination number.
Any valid ASCII hex digit. (E.g. ‘0’ to ‘9’ or ‘A’ to ‘F’).
Low byte of Destination number.
Any valid ASCII hex digit. (E.g. ‘0’ to ‘9’ or ‘A’ to ‘F’).
Note: The only Levels supported by the BrightEye NXT Router are “All Levels” (“00” or 3030H)
and “Video Level” (“01” or 3031H). These 2 Level values are treated by the router as
equivalent to one another. Any other Level value will cause the command to be
ignored.
Example: Request a preset of Source 14 (0EH) on Destination 2.
The Address bytes are ignored, so the example specifies an arbitrary value of “00”
(3030H). For the Level bytes, the example specifies “01” (3031H). There are 7 bytes of
Cmd Data in this example (specified as “07” or 3037H).
Request: In Hex 0D 30 30 30 37 44 30 31 30 45 30 32
In ASCII 00 07 D 01 0E 02 (spaces for readability only)
Response: No serial response. The router remembers the preset source for the specified
destination.