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Console TAP Commands (continued)
Test Name Command Reply
AM/FM Seek Test
(PT27)
‘PT27,xxx,y’
where xxx,y
represents the
frequency and
band of the seek
test starting
channel.
38,1 = US AM
1080 kHz
3F,3 = Europe
AM 1080 kHz
3E,5 = Japan AM
1080 kHz
1A8,0 = US FM
98.1 MHz
1AA,2 = Europe
FM 98.10 MHz
11C,4 = Japan FM
83.0 MHz
‘Tuner Stopped: xxxx kHz AM’ or
‘Tuner Stopped: xx.x MHz FM’
where xxx represents the station where the tuner
stopped.
Query DVD ROM
Drive (QD)
‘QD’ ‘rrrrrrrr, nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn’
Where rrrrrrrr = the drive’s 8-character ASCII
firmware rev string returned from RISC0, but with
ASCII spaces removed (RISC0 returns a 256-word,
512-byte block of drive sector data. Numbering
words 0-255, the firmware string is words 23-26).
Example: ‘1B10’.
And where nn = the drive’s 40-character ASCII
model number string, also with ASCII spaces
removed (words 27-46).
Example: ‘TOSHIBADVD-ROMSD-M1712’.
Note: Units with inoperable/missing drives may reply
‘NOT FOUND.’
Digital Audio
Loopback Test
(OPTSRCOWN)
‘OPTSRCOWN n’
where n is the
source to assign
the optical input
1=none, 2=AUX,
3=CBL/SAT, 5=TV.
‘Changed Optical Source Owner (Source ID n)’
Restore/Set
Console Volume
Level (PT29)
‘PT29,nnn’
where nnn = ASCII
string representing
the desired Cobalt2
volume level, from
0-100.
‘PT29 READY’
CS98200 Response to TAP Command:
1. Restores the audio path to the normal operating
state for console “OFF” mode (clearing the effects of
the previous commands).
2. Prepares the console to play the speaker
(presently OFF) at the indicated volume level (nnn).
Restore Factory
Setting User
Parameters (UP)
‘UP’ ‘OK’, Indicates that all proper defaults have been
restored.
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