Application Note 65
Quartz Routing Switcher Remote Control Protocol
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where the {dest} field is a ASCII representation of a number between 1 and the maximum destination.
.RT{source}(cr) Read a source mnemonic
where the {source} field is a ASCII representation of a number between 1 and the maximum source.
.RM{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[E/T/M]{mnemonic string}(cr)
.RA[E/T/M]{dest/source/level},{mnemonic string}(cr)
where the {mnemonic string} field is in ASCII and consists of ten characters. The string is
delimited by whitespace.
3.8. WRITE NAME TABLE
The following commands allow the specified 8 character destination/source or level mnemonic to be
changed in the system.
.WD{dest},{mnemonic string}(cr) Write a destination mnemonic
.WS{source},{mnemonic string}(cr) Write a source mnemonic
.WL{level},{mnemonic string}(cr) Write a level mnemonic
where the {dest}/{source} field is a ASCII representation of a number between 1 and the maximum
destination/source.
where the {level} field is one of the following ASCII characters: (V,A,B,C,D,E,F,G).
where the {mnemonic string} field is in ASCII and consists of eight characters. The string is
delimited by whitespace.
The router replies to the above commands with an update to the router name in the form shown below
and then an acknowledge.
The router replies to the above commands with
.RA[D/S/L]{dest/source/level},{mnemonic string}(cr)
followed by an acknowledge response.
The following commands allow the specified 10 character destination/source or level mnemonic to be
changed in the system. These mnemonics appear on the LCD button range of panels and are displayed
in a two rows of five character orientation.
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