Vista Spyder 200 Series Operation Manual page 23

Command: BPR
Argument 1: Preset ID to recall from server.
Argument 2: Duration. This argument is optional. If not specified, duration will default to 60.
Input Configuration Recall
This command loads a previously saved input configuration onto the video source of a specified
layer ID.
Command: ICR
Argument 1: Configuration ID. This is the ID number to store the layer ID's current input
configuration to. Set the Configuration ID to ‐1 to force auto sync.
Argument 2: The layer ID to apply the specified input configuration to.
Argument 3*: If ‐1 is set for argument 1, this value will set the connector type to be switched to
and auto synced on a layer. 0=HD15, 1=DVI, 2=SDI, 3=Composite, 4=S‐Video
Input Config Learn
This command saves the input configuration for a specified layer ID, to a specified input
configuration ID for later recall.
Command: ICL
Argument 1: Input configuration ID to save to.
Argument 2: Layer ID to save configuration information from.
Restart Spyder Server
This command allows the user to remotely restart the server application remotely.
Command: SDN
Argument 1: 0 = Power Off, 1 = Restart
Force Server Save
This command forces the remote Spyder frame to flush all configuration and user data changes
to non‐volatile storage.
Command: SAV
Recall Script Cue
This command recalls an existing script at a specified cue. Use 'Vista Advanced' software
interface to build scripts. Argument 3 optionally defines the ID type being recalled in argument
1, and defaults to 'ScriptID' if not specified. See "Understanding Registers" in this manual for
information on registers.
Note: To access registers on pages above the first page, add (<Page number> * 1000) to the
register ID to be recalled. For example, to recall a script at register ID 2 on page 3, send a
register ID of 3002.
Command: RSC
Argument 1: ID to recall
Argument 2: Script Cue to recall
Argument 3*: ID Type in Argument 1 (S=ScriptID, R=RegisterID)
Transition Layer(s)
This command transitions layers on and off of their currently assigned PixelSpace.
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