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W!<Lvl><Dest>,<ID>,0 to 2*
*0: NOT LOCKED/1: LOCK ALL/2: LOCK OTHER
F:<Lvl><Dst Size>,<Src Size>/< Dst Size >,<Src Size>
Sets video format (reference and/or
switching point) settings.
@[sp]UF:<YY>/<R#>,<S$>
Performs the settings.
@[sp]UE:A
Cancels the settings.
@[sp]UE:C
* [sp] indicates a space.
* Commands must end with a carriage return (ASCII code 0x0D) only or carriage return and line feed (ASCII code
0x0A). MFR units add a carriage return and line feed in front of and at the end of reply messages.
Command parameters and setting range
Allows you to specify the level to switch crosspoints.
* When in single-level operation.
Allows you to specify the levels to switch crosspoints.
* When in multiple-level operation
Allows you to specify the crosspoint switchover destination.
Allows you to specify the source of crosspoint switchover.
Unit ID. The ID must be different from that of other devices in the same
network. Use 1 to FE for ID numbers. The host returns 0 when the lock
is released.
* All command values are in hexadecimal, starting from 0 (zero).
(For example, Source “16” is represented as <Src>”F.”)
* If levels are not in use, set <Lvl> or <Lvls> to “0”(zero).
4-3-1. Command Responses
Echo and Prompt
Responses will be sent as shown below when receiving commands:
@[sp]X:<Lvls>/<Dest>,<Src>[CR]
* MFR units respond with an Echo Reply with the same data that they received. Therefore, echo reply
messages end with [CR][LF] or [CR] only. If echo messages with [CR][LF] are received, only [LF]
composes the second line.
* MFR units read a command, ended with a newline, and return a prompt to notify that they are ready to
receive a new command.
* A carriage return and line feed are not added at the end of “Echo Reply” and “Prompt”
“C” responses (Commands 1-6)
A “C” response is sent as shown below when a control command is received:
[CR][LF]C:<Lvls>/<Dest>,<Src>[…[S<Salvo number>][L<Link number>]]:I<ID>[CR][LF]
* C responses are sent to all the terminals in the system.
The number of crosspoints that are to be changed