Appendix b • programming guide – Extron Electronics Matrix 200 User Manual
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Extron • Matrix 200 • User’s Manual
Appendix B • Programming Guide
Command List (Host-to-Matrix)
Command
Hex
Page
Description
CMD0
30
B-8
request status (requires SCMD)
CMD1
31
B-9
request System ID information (requires SCMD)
CMD2
32
B-9
turn power ON
CMD3
33
B-10
turn power OFF
CMD4
34
B-10
request software version
CMD5
35
B-12
set (tie) single connection
CMD7
37
B-12
set (tie) all connections
CMD8
38
B-13
request status and presets
CMD9
39
B-13
mute all planes
CMD10
3A
B-13
save current as preset #
CMD11
3B
B-13
load preset #
CMD12
3C
B-14
mute selected outputs
CMD13
2
3D
B-14
request Mute map
CMD14
2
3E
B-14
create a sequence of presets and save it
CMD15
2
3F
B-15
request stored sequence (saved presets)
CMD16
2
40
B-15
operate sequence (start/stop/resume/delete/
copy)
CMD17
2
41
B-15
request a list of all saved presets
CMD18
2
42
B-16
set program to start on time & date
CMD19
2
43
B-16
request program that has been setup
CMD20
2
44
B-16
operate program (delete)
CMD22
46
B-16
set the clock
CMD23
47
B-17
request the clock information
CMD24
48
B-17
set Executive mode
CMD25
49
B-17
set RGB delay (after sync, for clean switching)
CMD26
4A
B-17
request RGB delay setting
CMD27
4B
B-18
set baud rate for host controller
CMD28
4C
B-18
request the baud rate for a port
CMD29
4D
B-18
set operating mode (vertical switching, slave,
etc.)
CMD31
2
4F
B-19
set slave mode with specified coordinates
CMD32
2
50
B-19
request slave coordinates
CMD33
51
B-19
identify port
CMD34
52
B-19
set security password
CMD35
53
B-20
security operations (requires SCMD)
CMD36
54
B-20
set audio parameters (requires SCMD)
CMD37
55
B-22
request audio parameters (requires SCMD)
Reports (Matrix-to-Host)
RPRT0
70
B-23
report status to host
RPRT1
71
B-23
report controlling port
Communication Control
CR
0D
carriage return
EOT
04
end of transmission
X-On
11
resume transmission
X-Off
13
interrupt transmission
B-7
2
Not supported by
Matrix 200, version 1.0
software.
SCMD = Subcommand, a
second byte that further
defines the Command. See
page B-5.