Device Commands - Extron electronics DXP 44 HD 4K User Manual

Command

Device Commands

Verbose mode
Set verbose mode
View verbose mode
Reset mode
Reset flash memory
24
Reset all device settings to
factory default
24
Absolute system reset
24
Reset all device settings and
delete files
24
Reset mutes
Power save mode
NOTE: Among other power savings, in power save modes 1 and 2 (
completely (16x16 and 16x8 matrix sizes) or partially (8x8, 8x4, and 4x4 matrix sizes).
Set power save mode 1
NOTE: The switcher returns to normal mode (
command, connect via PCS, or cycle power.
Set power save mode 2
NOTE: The switcher returns to normal mode (
connect via PCS, or cycle power.
Set power save mode 0
View power save mode
NOTES:
X2#
= Verbose mode
X2$
= Power save mode
ASCII Command Response
(host to switcher) (switcher to host)
E X2# }
CV Vrb
E } X2#]
CV
E }
ZFFF Zpf
E }
ZXXX Zpx
E }
ZQQQ Zpq
E }
ZY Zpy
E }
ZZ Zpz
E }
1PSAV Psav1
X2$
= ) when you use the front panel, issue the
0
E }
2PSAV Psav2
X2$
= ) only when you issue the
0
E }
0PSAV Psav0
E } X2$]
PSAV
= clear or none (default for Telnet connections)
0
= verbose mode (default for RS-232 and USB connections)
1
= tagged responses for queries
2
= verbose mode and tagged queries
3
= normal operation (default)
0
= limited functionality (see
1
= limited functionality (see
2
DXP HD 4K Series • SIS Configuration and Control
Additional Description
X2#] Enable or disable verbose mode
and tagged responses, where
additional information is provided
in response to a query.
View the verbose mode.
] Clear the flash memory.
] Reset all device settings to factory
default.
] Reset all device settings, including
DHCP (off) and IP settings (IP
address: 192.168.254.254).
] Reset all device settings, excluding
IP settings.
] Unmute all muted outputs.
X2$
= or ), cooling fans shut down
1 2
] Turn off all functions except IP,
USB, and RS-232 ports.
] Turn off all functions except
IP, USB, and RS-232 ports.
Front panel is non-responsive.
Responds to
commands.
E
Set to normal operation (default).
]
mode 1 definition above for details)
mode 2 definition above for details)
E }
0PSAV
E }
0PSAV
}
command,
0PSAV
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