Symbol Definitions - Extron electronics Quantum Ultra User Manual

Symbol Definitions

• = Space
]
= Carriage return with line feed
} or |
= Carriage return with no line feed
E or
W = Escape
= Superscripts indicate the error message returned if the command is entered incorrectly
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NOTE:
the command in any way.
X!
= Input selection — 1
Response is four digits with leading zeros.
0 = window with no source
1-999 = Physical video connections on all chassis in the system
1000-9999 = VNC, image, and clock sources defined in the system
X@
= Output number — 1011 through 8994 (physical video connections on all chassis in the
system) Response is four digits with leading zeros.
Examples: 1011 = device 1, card 01, connector 1
X#
= Canvas selection — 1 through 10
Response is two digits with leading zero.
0 = All canvases (for window mute and preset recall only)
X$
= Source format
0 = No signal present
1 = HDMI
4 = H.264/MJPEG
5 = VNC
6 = Clock
7 = Image file (.bmp, .jpg, .tif, or .png)
X%
= Window selection — 1 through 999
0 = All windows (for window mute only)
Response is three digits with leading zeros.
X^
= Model name — Quantum Ultra 610 or Quantum Ultra 305
X& Part number of the product
=
Quantum Ultra 610 —
Quantum Ultra 305 —
X1)
= On or off (enable or disable)
0 = Off or disable
1 = On or enable
X1@
= Internal temperature in degrees Celsius
Response is two digits with a leading zero.
X1#
= Horizontal and vertical frequencies
Response format is three digits with leading zeros and one decimal place
(Example: 075.3
X1$
= Name or text label (for inputs) — Up to 32 characters
Invalid characters: \ / : * ? , > |
NOTE:
the source number assigned by the firmware.
X1^
= Horizontal and vertical position (Limits depend on input or output resolutions.)
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or with invalid parameters (see
If the unit does not support or recognize an entered command, it may not respond to
through
9999 (assigned by VCS)
2994 = device 2, card 99, connector 4
60-1571-01
60-1734-01
).
Inputs saved without a name are assigned the default name Input nnnn, based on
Error Responses on the previous page).
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