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5.7.4.6.1 One Switch Module Installed
In this scenario the meaning of the parameters <Lvl> and <Dest> in the command is
<Lvl> = Level, here always "0";
<Dest> = Destination, here always "0".
I.e. the device is to be switched with
>@<sp>X:0/0,<Src><CR> e.g. @<sp>X:0/0,1<CR>
After the execution of the switching command, the device answers with
S:00,<Src> e.g. S:00,1
>_
with:
<Src> having the same meaning and value as in the command.
5.7.4.6.2 Two Switch Modules Installed & Individual Switch Level Assignment Disabled
In this scenario the meaning of the parameters <Lvl> and <Dest> in the command is
<Lvl> = Level, here always "0";
<Dest> = Destination, here either "0" for addressing the first switch module or
"1" for addressing the second switch module.
I.e. the device is to be switched with
>@<sp>X:0/<Dest>,<Src><CR> e.g. @<sp>X:0/1,0<CR>
After the execution of the switching command, the device answers with
S:0<Dest>,<Src> e.g. S:01,0
>_
with:
<Dest> and <Src> having the same meaning and value as in the command.
Note:
Only in Individual switching mode, the addressed module is switched and in
Simultaneous switching mode either switch module can be addressed to
initiate the switching of both modules.
5.7.4.6.3 Two Switch Modules Installed & Individual Switch Level Assignment Enabled
In this scenario the meaning of the parameters <Lvl> and <Dest> in the command is
<Lvl> = Level, here either "0" for addressing the first switch module or
"1" for addressing the second switch module;
<Dest> = Destination, here always "0".
I.e. the device is to be switched with
>@<sp>X:<Lvl>/0,<Src><CR> e.g. @<sp>X:1/0,1<CR>
After the execution of the switching command, the device answers with
S:<Lvl>0,<Src> e.g. S:10,1
>_
with:
<Lvl> and <Src> having the same meaning and value as in the command.
Note:
The switching will be performed in Individual switching mode as described
above, in Simultaneous switching mode the first switch module is to be
addressed to initiate the switching of both modules.
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