Extron electronics DXP 44 HD 4K PLUS - Page 61

DXP HD 4K PLUS Series • SIS Configuration and Control 53
Command ASCII Command
(Host to Switcher)
Response
(Switcher to Host)
Additional Description
Audio Configuration Commands
Input Attenuation
Set attenuation
X!*-X1% G InX!
•
AudX1%]
Set the attenuation level of input
X! to X1%.
Decrease attenuation
X!+G InX!
•
AudX1%]
Increase the attenuation level of an
input by 1 dB.
Increase attenuation
X!-G InX!
•
AudX1%]
Decrease the attenuation level of
an input by 1 dB.
View attenuation
X!G X1%]
View the attenuation level of an
input.
Output Volume (Analog Audio and S/PDIF Outputs Only)
Set volume
X@*X1^ V OutX@
•
VolX1^]
Set the volume level of an output.
Increase volume
X@+V OutX@
•
VolX1^]
Increase the volume level of an
output by 1.28 dB.
Decrease volume
X@-V OutX@
•
VolX1^]
Decrease volume level of output
X@ by 1.28 dB.
View volume level
X@V X1^]
View the volume level of an output.
OutX@
•
VolX1^]
Verbose modes 2 and 3
Audio Mute
NOTE: For outputs 1–2, X1# = 0–7. For outputs 3-8, X1# = 0–1.
Set audio mute
X@*X1# Z AmtX@*X1#]
Set the mute status of an output.
View audio mute status
X@Z X1#] View mute status of output X@.
Set audio mute to all
X#*Z AmtX#]
Mute or unmute all outputs.
KEY:
X! = Input number
1 through <maximum number of inputs>
X@ = Output number
HDMI output, 1 through <maximum number of outputs>:
DXP 42 — 1 or 2, DXP 44 and 84 — 1-4, DXP 88 — 1-8
X# = Enable or disable
0 = disable (unmute), 1 = enable (mute)
X1# = Audio mute
0 = unmute 5 = HDMI audio and S/PDIF mute
1 = HDMI audio mute 6 = analog audio and S/PDIF mute
2 = analog audio mute 7 = HDMI audio, analog audio, and
3 = HDMI and analog audio mute S/PDIF mute
4 = S/PDIF mute
X1% = Input attenuation
-20 to 00 in dB (00 = default)
X1^ = Output volume
0 to 100 percent in approximately 1.28 dB intervals (100 = default)
0 to 64 percent in MKP mode (see the MKP Mode for Volume Control on
page63).
NOTE: If X1^ exceeds the acceptable volume range specified in the analog output volume setting
commands, above, an E13 error message is returned.