Kramer KDS-7-MNGR - Page 70

Kramer Electronics Ltd.
KDS-7-MNGR – Protocol 3000
68
Function
Description
Syntax
Response
Parameters/
Attributes
Example
KDS-ROUTE?
Get the route
relationship between
encoder and
decoders with
specific signal type.
#KDS-ROUTE? <signal_type><CR>
~nn@KDS-ROUTE
<signal_type>,[<encoder_device
_id>,<decoder_device_id>,<dec
oder_device_id>,...],[...]...<CR><
LF>
<signal_type> - Video,
audio, usb, ir, rs232, cec,
all
<encoder_device_id> -
Device id of encoder
<encoder_device_id> -
Device id of decoder
Get the video route from the encoders
decoders in the system:
#KDS-ROUTE? video
LOCK-FP
Lock the front panel.
#LOCK-FP <lock_mode><CR>
~nn@LOCK-FP
<lock_mode><CR><LF>
<lock_mode> -
0 - Off
1 - On
Set lock front panel to on:
#LOCK-FP 1
LOCK-FP?
Get the front panel
lock state.
#LOCK-FP?<CR>
~nn@LOCK-FP
<lock_mode><CR><LF>
<lock_mode> -
0 - Off
1 - On
Get lock front panel status:
#LOCK-FP?
LOG-ACTION
Set event log
configuration.
#LOG-ACTION
<action>,<period><CR>
~nn@LOG-ACTION
<action>,<period><CR><LF>
<action> -
1 - Start, start logging
2 - Pause, pause
logging but keep log
content
3 - Resume, resume
the logging
4 - Reset, clear all
current logs, keep logging
<period> - Relevant for
"start"
1 - Keep current
2 - Daily
3 - Weekly ( default)
Set the events log state:
#LOG-ACTION 1,3
LOG-ACTION?
Get events log
configuration.
#LOG-ACTION?<CR>
~nn@LOG-ACTION
<action>,<period><CR><LF>
<action> - One of
1 - Start, start logging
2 - Pause, pause
logging but keep log
content
3 - Resume, resume
the logging
4 - Reset, clear all
current logs, keep logging
<period> - Relevant for
"start"
1 - Keep current
2 - Daily
3 - Weekly ( default)
Get the events log state:
#LOG-ACTION?
LOGIN
Set protocol
permission.
+ The permission
system works only if
security is enabled
with the “SECUR”
command.
+ LOGIN allows the
user to run
commands with an
End User or
Administrator
permission level.
+ When the
permission system is
enabled, LOGIN
enables running
commands with the
User or Administrator
permission level
When set, login must
be performed upon
each connection
+ It is not mandatory
to enable the
permission system in
order to use the
device
+ In each device,
some connections
allow logging in to
different levels.
Some do not work
with security at all.
Connection may
logout after timeout.
#LOGIN <user_name>,<password>
~nn@LOGIN
<user_name>,<password>
<user_name> - User
name
<password> - Password
Login:
#LOGIN admin,admin
LOGIN?
Get current protocol
permission level.
#LOGIN?<CR>
~nn@LOGIN <role><CR><LF>
<role> - Level of current
permissions
Administrator
Configurator
Operator
Get login state:
#LOGIN?
LOGOUT-
TIMEOUT
Set Inactivity auto-
logout time in
minutes
#LOGOUT-TIMEOUT <time><CR>
~nn@LOGOUT-TIMEOUT
<time><CR><LF>
<time> - Minutes of logout
time
Set log out time to 10 minutes:
#LOGOUT-TIMEOUT 10
LOGOUT-
TIMEOUT?
Get Inactivity auto-
logout time in
minutes
#LOGOUT-TIMEOUT?<CR>
~nn@LOGOUT-TIMEOUT
<time><CR><LF>
<time> - Minutes of logout
time
Get logout time:
#LOGOUT-TIMEOUT?
MODEL?
Get device model.
#MODEL?<CR>
~nn@MODEL
<model_name><CR><LF>
<model_name> - Model
name
Get device model:
#MODEL?