Application Note 65
Quartz Routing Switcher Remote Control Protocol
Page - 10 Revision 1.4
Example ‘C’ code to list routes (format 1).
level = “V”; /* levels to be controlled */
dest = 5; /* matrix output */
RS232_printf(".L%s%d,-\r", level, dest);
Format (2): List from the specified destination only those destinations using the specified source.
.L{level}{dest},{srce}(cr)
The router replies with
.A{level}{dest},{srce}{level}{dest},{srce} ... {level}{dest},{srce}(cr)
Example ‘C’ code to list routes (format 2).
level = “V”; /* levels to be controlled */
dest = 5; /* matrix output */
srce = 2; /* matrix input */
RS232_printf(".L%s%d,%d\r", level, dest, srce);
3.7. READ NAME TABLE
This allows the specified destination/source or level mnemonic to be read back from the system.
.RD{dest}(cr) Read a destination mnemonic
where the {dest} field is a ASCII representation of a number between 1 and the maximum destination.
.RS{source}(cr) Read a source mnemonic
where the {source} field is a ASCII representation of a number between 1 and the maximum source.
.RL{level}(cr) Read a level mnemonic
where the {level} field is one of the following ASCII characters: (V,A,B,C,D,E,F,G).
The router replies to the above commands with one of the following responses dependant on the
firmware, a comma delimiter should be checked for to determine which response has been sent.
.RA[D/S/L]{mnemonic string}(cr)
.RA[D/S/L]{dest/source/level},{mnemonic string}(cr)
where the {mnemonic string} field is in ASCII and consists of eight characters. The string is
delimited by whitespace.
The following commands allow the specified 10 character destination/source or level mnemonic to be
read back from the system. These mnemonics appear on the LCD button range of panels and are
displayed in a two rows of five character orientation.
.RE{dest}(cr) Read a destination mnemonic
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