Request Commands - Denon DN-V755 Operating Instructions Manual

Request Commands

These are commands sent to request data from the DN-V755.
Command
gcurlist
gcurclip
gstate
gvmute
gamute
gklock
gspace
gdate
gver
gip
gmask
ggate
gmac
gmode
gclips
gclip n
glists
glist n
1
If the transport status changes or a new clip or playlist is selected then the appropriate serial message will
automatically be generated by the DN-V755 in order to inform the controlling device.
2
Use gclips to get the total number of media files. The media file number range is from 0 to ( gclips – 1).
3
Use glists to get the total number of playlist files. The playlist file number range is from 0 to ( glists – 1).
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What it does
gets the current playlist
gets the current clip
gets the transport status
gets the video mute setting
gets the audio mute setting
gets the key lock setting
gets the disk space
gets the system date/time
gets the software version
gets the network IP address
gets the network mask
gets the network gateway
gets the MAC address/
network setting
gets the network mode
get number of media files
gets the media filename
gets the number of playlist files N/A
gets the playlist filename
Parameters Returns
N/A $rgcurlist <filename of current
playlist>
N/A $rgcurclip <filename of current
1
clip>
N/A
$rgstate <transport status (play,
pause, stop, unknown)>
N/A $rgvmute <video mute setting>
( 0 = off; 1 = on)
N/A
$rgamute <audio mute setting>
( 0 = off; 1 = on)
N/A
$rgklock <key lock setting>
( 0 = off; 1 = on)
N/A $rgspace <disk space remaining in
KB>
N/A
$rgdate <date and time>
N/A $rgver <ROM version number>
<Software version number>
N/A
$rgip <ip-address>
N/A $rgmask <mask>
N/A
$rggate <gateway>
N/A
$rgmac <mac-address>
N/A $rgmode <mode (static, dhcp,
auto-ip)>
N/A $rgclips <total number of media
content files>
n is the media
return $rgclip <associated media
2
file number filename>
$rglists <total number of
playlist files>
n is the playlist
$rglist <associated playlist
3
index number
filename>
1
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