Bosch 2600 Series - Detailed General Command Descriptions; System Control and Configuration

LTC 2600 Series | Instruction Manual | General Commands
Bosch Security Systems | July 12, 2004
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6.2 Detailed Descriptions of General
Commands
ABBR <command> <text>
This command defines an abbreviation to be used
instead of the command string in the ASCII protocol.
A maximum of eight (8) abbreviations can be defined.
Any additional definition will overwrite the oldest
definition. Abbreviations are lost when the unit is
powered OFF.
Parameter values are:
<command>
<text>
AUX-OFF <camera#> <auxiliary#>
This command deactivates the specified receiver/driver
(<camera#>) from its specified auxiliary
function/position.
Parameter values are:
<camera#> 1 to 16
<auxiliary#> 1 to 7
EXAMPLE: If auxiliary number 4 is to be activated on
receiver/driver number 9, enter the following
command: LTC 2600> AUX-OFF 9 4
AUX-ON <camera#> <auxiliary#>
This command sends the specified receiver/driver
(<camera#>) to the specified auxiliary
function/position.
Parameter values are:
<camera#> 1 to 16
<auxiliary#> 1 to 7
EXAMPLE: If auxiliary number 5 is to be activated on
receiver/driver number 8, enter the following
command: LTC 2600> AUX-ON 8 5
AUX-TGL <camera#> <auxiliary#>
This command toggles the specified auxiliary
function/position on the specified receiver/driver
(<camera#>).
Parameter values are:
<camera#> 1 to 16
<auxiliary#> 1 to 7
EXAMPLE: If auxiliary number 2 is to be toggled on
receiver/driver number 6, enter the following
command: LTC 2600> AUX-TGL 6 2
CANCEL-AUX-LATCH <logical cam#>
This command stops the operation of a LATCH-AUX-
ON or LATCH-AUX-OFF command on the specified
receiver/driver (<logical cam#>).
Parameter values are:
<logical cam#> 1 to 999 (maximum number
of cameras)
EXAMPLE: To stop operation of a LATCH-AUX-ON
command on receiver/driver number 8, enter the
following command: LTC 2600> CANCEL-AUX-
LATCH 8
(This command will cancel a continuously operating
level adjustment started by LATCH-AUX-ON on an
AutoDome camera.)
DATE
This command displays the system date if date is set in
MM/DD/YY (otherwise order of year/month/day will
be modified).
!DATE
This command sets the system date if format specified
is MM/DD/YY (otherwise order of year/month/day
will be modified). The year must be entered as a 2-
digit number (e.g. <97> to <99> for 1997 to 1999;
<00> to <96> are interpreted as 2000 to 209).
DECIMAL
This command selects decimal entry of numeric values.
DEFAULT
This command selects decimal entry of numeric values.
GET-RS-232
This command returns the RS-232 communication
parameters: baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bits, and
handshake (in that order). Parameter values are
detailed in the SET RS-232 command explanation.