Grass Valley Kaleido Remote Control Protocol Gateway Jan.09 2014 - Manual (Page 15)

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Kaleido Remote Control Protocol (Gateway)
User’s Guide
type="useLargeCursor" uid="useLargeCursor" value="true"/>
uid="MultiHeadLayoutBean.9"
value="miranda.data.access:MultiHeadLayoutBean/5a475f81-df1b-11dc-
a920-9d4ecc32cf8e"/>
...
friendlyName="Default Display" headID="23" headNumber="1"
id="Cougar-X.23" logicalID="2" resolutionSettingsUuid="8af91a81-
0af1-11dd-a25a-f534b3d6b0d3" rotated="false" rotation="normal"
slotNumber="11">
friendlyName="Default Display" headID="21" headNumber="1"
id="Cougar-X.21" logicalID="1" resolutionSettingsUuid="9016b92b-
cdbe-11db-ae68-a122768fdba0" rotated="false" rotation="normal"
slotNumber="10">
...
...
• : The Gateway was not able to recognize the command.
getKRoomList
KX This command is used to obtain the list of rooms known to your multiviewer system.
Gateway response:
• Room A Room B
• : The Gateway was not able to recognize the command.
setKStatusMessage
KX K2 AQ This command associates an alarm state with an ID. The multiviewer can be configured to
listen to alarm status messages from the Gateway, and thus report the state it receives. This
is a convenient way of reporting alarms to multiviewers.