Extron electronics AVT 200HD - Page 69

AVT 200HD Tuner • Remote Configuration and Control 63
Command
ASCII Command
(Host to Tuner)
Response
(Tuner to Host)
Additional Description
Remap Port Destinations (continued)
Set web port map
24
EX4@
MH
}
Pmh
X4@]
Reset web port map
24
E
80MH
}
Pmh00080
]
Disable web port
24
E
0MH
}
Pmh00000
]
View web port map
24
E
MH
} X4@]
Set Direct Access port map
24
EX4@
MD
}
Pmd
X4@]
Reset Direct Access port map
24
E
2001MD
}
PMD02001
]
Disable Direct Access port map
24
E
0MD
}
PMD00000
]
View Direct Access port map
24
E
MD
} X4@]
Directories
NOTES: Directory name = a text string that can contain letters A–Z, a–z, digits 1–9, minus signs or hyphens (–), plus
sign (+), or colons (:). No blank or space characters are permitted. Names are not case-sensitive. The first
character must be an alpha character.
• A directory does not truly exist until a file has been copied into that path.
• A file and a directory can have the same name.
• The current directory is a per-connection setting. It begins at the root for each new IP session.
Change or create a directory
E
path/directory/CJ
}
Dir
•
path/directory/
]
Return to root directory
E
/CJ
}
Dir
•
/
]
Go up one directory
E
..CJ
}
Dir
•
path/directory/
]
View current directory
E
CJ
}
path/directory/
]
File commands
Erase user-supplied web page or
file
24,28
E
filenameEF
}
Del
•
filename
]
Erase current directory and its
files
24,28
E
/EF
}
Ddl
]
Erase current directory and
sub-directories
24,28
E
//EF
}
Ddl
]
List files in current directory
E
DF
}
Unit response—Telnet:
filenamex
•
date/time
•
length
]
filenamex
•
date/time
•
length
]
filenamex
•
date/time
•
length
]
...
space_remaining
•bytes left
Unit response—HEML sample code:
var file–new array ();
file [1] = ‘filename1
, date1, filesize1
‘;
file [2] = ‘filename2
, date2, filesize2
‘;
...
file [n] = ‘filenamen
, daten, filesizen
‘;
file [n+1] ‘space remaining
, bytes left’
List files in current directory and
lower levels
E
LF
}
NOTE: LF has the same response from the unit as DF, except path/directory precede filenames for files from directories
below the current directory.