Rs-232 serial interface command definition – LightSpeed Technologies CAT 860 User Manual
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1. Overview
2. Setup & Use
3. Optional
Accessories
4. T
roubleshooting
5. W
arranty
, Safety
& Specifications
14. RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE
COMMAND DEFINITION
CONT’D
<CMD>
Symbol
Hex
Value
<Param> Value
Definition
AOAV p
0xA4
Command Packet:
The controller sends only
one <Param> character in
the command packet. The
possible values are shown
below:
0xCF = 0 dB
0xCE = -1dB
0xCD = -2dB
0xCC = -3dB
0xA7 = -40dB**
0x83 = -76dB
0x82 = -77dB
0x81 = -78B
0x80 = -79dB
** Power up default
Response Packet:
The CAT 860 sends two
<Param> characters in
the response packet. The
possible values are shown
below:
<Param> #1:
0x81 = AUX OUT
<Param> #2:
0xCF = 0 dB
0xCE = -1dB
0xCD = -2dB
0xCC = -3dB
0xA7 = -40dB
0x83 = -76dB
0x82 = -77dB
0x81 = -78B
0x80 = -79dB
Definition: This command modifies the volume-level EEPROM variable which
was selected by the AOCH (<0xA0>) command. The EEPROM variable is set the
value indicated in the <param> character.
Afterwards, the value in the EEPROM variable is unconditionally loaded into the
corresponding volume control hardware register. This overrides any prior mute
operation.
If the command is properly received, the CAT 860 responds by repeating back
the command packet where the first of two replacement <Param> characters
contains the selection status set by AOCH (<0xA0>) and the second contains the
resultant value stored in the volume-level EEPROM variable which was modified
by this command.
If the command is not received properly, the CAT 860 responds by sending a
<NACK> character.
For the audio inputs, the power up default values for all output volume-level
EEPROM variables is set for 0dB (i.e. maximum output).
ADVANCED COMMAND SET FOR AUDIO MIXER OPERATIONS CONT’D
Audio Input Functions for the A/V Source Group Cont’d
8. SET ABSOLUTE VOLUME FOR SELECTED AUDIO OUTPUT COMMAND
<CMD>
Symbol
Hex
Value
<Param> Value
Definition
AODD p
0xA3
Command Packet:
The controller sends only
one <Param> character in
the command packet. The
possible values are shown
below:
0x81 = one 1dB step
0x82 = two 1dB steps
0x83 = three 1dB steps
0x84 = four 1dB steps
0x85 = five 1dB steps
0x86 = six 1dB step
0x87 = seven 1dB steps
0x88 = eight 1dB steps
0x89 = nine 1dB steps
0x8A = ten 1dB steps
Response Packet:
The CAT 860 sends two
<Param> characters in
the response packet. The
possible values are shown
below:
<Param> #1:
0x81 = AUX OUT
<Param> #2:
0xCF = 0 dB
0xCE = -1dB
0xCD = -2dB
0xCC = -3dB
0xA7 = -40dB
0x83 = -76dB
0x82 = -77dB
0x81 = -78B
0x80 = -79dB
14. RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE
COMMAND DEFINITION
CONT’D
Definition: This command modifies the volume-level EEPROM variable which
was selected by the AOCH (<0xA0>) command. The EEPROM variable is
decremented by the amount indicated in the <param> character.
Afterwards, the value in the EEPROM variable is unconditionally loaded into the
corresponding volume control hardware register. This overrides any prior mute
operation.
If the command is properly received, the CAT 860 responds by repeating back
the command packet where the first of two replacement <Param> characters
contains the selection status set by AOCH (<0xA0>) and the second contains the
resultant value stored in the volume-level EEPROM variable which was modified
by this command.
If the command is not received properly, the CAT 860 responds by sending a
<NACK> character.
For the audio outputs, the power up default values for all output volume-level
EEPROM variables is set for 0dB (i.e. maximum output).
ADVANCED COMMAND SET FOR AUDIO MIXER OPERATIONS CONT’D
Audio Input Functions for the A/V Source Group Cont’d
7. DIFFERENTIALLY DECREASE VOLUME FOR SELECTED AUDIO OUTPUT
COMMAND