DSP-62-AEC, DSP-62-UC – Protocol 3000 
Get feature state 
according to the 
feature ID. 
COMMAND 
#FEATURE-LIST?feature_id<CR> 
FEEDBACK 
~nn@FEATURE-LISTfeature_id,ir_state<CR><LF> 
Feature_Id – Feature ID 
1 – Maestro 
2 – Room Controller 
Ir_State – IR Interface 
0 – Disabled 
1 – Enabled 
Get the room controller feature 
state (for the room controller 1): 
#FEATURE-LIST?1<CR> 
Get the current FW 
type status. 
 
Used by Kramer 
Network and KUpload 
to identify recovery 
process. 
COMMAND 
#FW-TYPE?<CR> 
FEEDBACK 
~nn@FEATURE-LISTfw_type<CR><LF> 
Fw_type – 
0 – Application 
1 – Safe mode (kboot) 
Get the current FW type status: 
#FW-TYPE?<CR> 
Set HW GPIO 
configuration. 
 
COMMAND 
#GPIO-CFGHwGpioNum,HwGpioType,HwGpioDir,Pullup<CR> 
FEEDBACK 
~nn@GPIO-CFG 
HwGpioNum,HwGpioType,HwGpioDir,Pullup<CR><LF> 
HwGpioNum – Hardware GPIO number 
(1 to 2) 
HwGpioType – Hardware GPIO type 
0 – analog 
1 – digital 
HwGpioDir – Hardware GPIO direction 
0 – input 
1 – output 
Pullup – Enable/Disable pull-up 
0 – disable 
1 – enable 
Set HW GPIO configuration: 
#GPIO-CFG1,1,1,1<CR> 
Set HW GPIO 
configuration. 
COMMAND 
#GPIO-CFG?HwGpioNum<CR> 
FEEDBACK 
~nn@GPIO-CFGHwGpioNum,HwGpioType,HwGpioDir,Pullup<CR><L
F> 
HwGpioNum – Hardware GPIO number 
(1 to 2) 
HwGpioType – Hardware GPIO type 
0 – analog 
1 – digital 
HwGpioDir – Hardware GPIO direction 
0 – input 
1 – output 
Pullup – Enable/Disable pull-up 
0 – disable 
1 – enable 
Get HW GPIO configuration: 
#GPIO-CFG?1<CR> 
GPIO-STATE 
Currently not in 
use. 
Set HW GPIO state. 
 This GPIO-STATE 
can only be set in 
digital out mode and 
the answer is 0=Low, 
1=High. In all other 
modes an error 
message is sent. 
The device uses this 
command to notify the 
user of any change 
regarding the step and 
voltage in: 
In digital mode the 
answer is 0 (low), 1 
(high). 
In analog mode the 
answer is 0 to 100. 
COMMAND 
#GPIO-STATEHwGpioNum,HwGpioState<CR> 
FEEDBACK 
~nn@GPIO-STATEHwGpioNum,HwGpioState<CR><LF> 
HwGpioNum – Hardware GPIO number 
(1 to 2) 
HwGpioState – Hardware GPIO state 
0 – low 
1 – High 
Set GPIO 2 to high: 
#GPIO-STATE2,1<CR> 
GPIO-STATE? 
Currently not in 
use. 
Get HW GPIO state. 
 This GPIO-STATE 
can only be set in 
digital out mode and 
the answer is 0=Low, 
1=High. In all other 
modes an error 
message is sent. 
The device uses this 
command to notify the 
user of any change 
regarding the step and 
voltage in: 
In digital mode the 
answer is 0 (low), 1 
(high). 
COMMAND 
#GPIO-STATE?HwGpioNum<CR> 
FEEDBACK 
~nn@GPIO-STATEHwGpioNum,HwGpioState<CR><LF> 
HwGpioNum – Hardware GPIO number 
(1 to 2) 
HwGpioState – Hardware GPIO state 
0 – low 
1 – High 
Get HW GPIO configuration: 
#GPIO-STATE?1<CR>