Extron Electronics MLC 104 Plus Series - Manual (Page 102)

SIS ™ Programming and Control, cont’d
MLC 104 Plus Series • SIS Programming and Control 4-38
PRELIMINAR
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Command/response table for special function SIS commands, continued
Command ASCII
Command
(host to MLC)
Response
(MLC to host)
X? values
and additional descriptions
Set and trigger a button press
repeat X?
*
Y?
*45 # RptRate*
X?
*
Y?] This command tells the MLC to
repeat a specific button’s press
commands at a fixed interval (a
set frequency).
X? = the number of the button/
switch (1 - 128). See the
diagrams on pages
4-35 and
4-36.
Y?
is the repeat interval: 0 to
65535, in 20 ms steps.
1 = 20 ms, 2 = 40 ms, 3 = 60 ms,...
65535 = 1,310,700 ms = 21.845
minutes.
If
Y? = 0, the MLC stops
repeating the selected button’s
commands.
Example: 9*850*45# RptRate*9*850 ] The commands associated
with the input 1 button press
are executed every 850x20 ms
(= 17,000 ms = 17 seconds) until
the repeat rate for that button is
set to 0 (“cleared”).
N The button repeat SIS command (
X?
*
Y?
*45 #) must be entered each time you want to have a button press trigger
repeated command releases. Also, only one button at a time can be set to repeat: multiple buttons can not be in repeat
mode simultaneously.
N The Repeat Rate... feature found in Global Configurator is based on this command. However, through scripting the
MLC sets the repeat mode to on in response to a specific button press, and it sets the repeat mode to 0 when the button
is released or input is no longer selected. Do not configure the Display power buttons to use the repeat rate function.
Query button repeat rate status 45# X?
*
Y?] See the variables for the
command shown above.
Clear (turn off) the button repeat 24 0*0*45# RptRate*000*00000
] This command clears the button
repeat setting and turns off the
button repeat function.
Front panel button LED control 24 X?
*
Y?
*51# Lmp
Y?
*
X?] This command controls which
LED(s) turn on or off or blink in
a specific button.
X?
is the LED state,
Y?
is which projector power or
input button to control. See the
list of values at left.
0 = all LEDs are off
1 = green LED is on
2 = red LED is on
3 = green & red LEDs are
on (button glows amber)
4 = slowly blinking green
5 = slowly blinking red
6 = slowly blinking amber
7 = fast blinking green
8 = fast blinking red
9 = fast blinking amber
1 = power on button
2 = power off button
9 = input button 1
10 = input button 2
11 = input button 3
12 = input button 4
If you want to control the
LEDs for CM-3BLB or
CM-9BLB buttons, see
page 5-36 to determine the
button numbers.
X? Y? values values
Query button LED control status Y?
*51#
X? ] See the variables for the
command shown above.
N If you used the LX command ( see page 4‑32 ) to set a button for an LED combination other than those listed above for
X?
,
the MLC responds with a zero (0). For example, if a button is set for its green LED to blink slowly and its red LED to
blink fast, the MLC sends 0 in response to the
Y? *51# command.