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ETC Cobalt 10 - Serial COM Data

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Cobalt 8.1 - 20181029
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Function Command Information
Load Screen
Layout (7.2)
SCREENLAYOUT x Load screen layout with index x
(there are no id numbers on
screen layouts).
Execute Action
Macro (7.2)
ACTIONMACRO x Execute action macro x
NOTE
*Data, is a special format that allows ASCII and Hex code to mix.
Every byte is represented by one or two characters.
One character = ASCII
Two characters = HEX
”1 2 3 0D 0A” sends ASCII characters 1, 2, 3 followed by a Carriage return
(0D in Hex) and Line feed (0A in Hex)
Examples
Observe that there is no space before or after a comma.
Go M3,100 (Master 3 GOTO Preset 100 in default time)
Go PB,1 (Goto Step 1 in the sequence of the Main Playback)
Relay 1,2,ON (Set relay 2 in group 1 to ON)
See also OSC Functionality
Serial COM data
In an Action Macro, this data is started with the word COM. Two parameters are used after the COM
type.
Group number (group 0 is the local console) followed by a comma.
The parameter values (hexadecimal or ASCII)
RULES
You can mix ASCII and hexadecimal values.
The data bytes are separated by a space character.
A hex byte is always written as two hexadecimal characters (like AE) followed by a space.
An ASCII character is written as a single character followed by a space.
Carriage return is written 0D.
Line feed is written 0A.
Tab is written 09.
Examples

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