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Command and Response Tables (continued)
Command
Function
View Encoder1
resolution and frame
rate
View audio output level
View number of
connected users
View system processor
usage
View system processor
idle
View Eth0 network link
status
Clear active alarms
View active alarms
Set unit name
Set unit name to default
View unit name
View Telnet connections
Set verbose mode
View verbose mode
NOTE: If tagged responses is enabled, all read commands return the data, the same as setting the value does (Example:
command:
E CV} Response: Vrb3 ]
KEY:
X2#
= Front panel audio level
X4^
= Unit name
X6#
= Default name
X6*
= Verbose/Response mode
SIS Command
(Host to Device)
Example:
33I
Example:
34I
10I
11I
12I
13I
E
}
CALRM
39I
E X4^
}
CN
E
}
• CN
E
}
CN
E
}
CC
E X6*
}
CV
E
}
CV
)
-1500
0
to
(in .01 dBfs steps)
Device name (63 characters max)
Must comply with internet host name standards.
Combination of model name and last three pairs of MAC address
SME-211-07-8C-EC
(Example:
0 = Clear/none (Default for Telnet host control)
1 = Verbose mode (Default for USB and RS‑232)
2 = Tagged responses for queries
3 = Verbose mode and tagged responses for queries
Response
(Device to Host)
1280x720*30
<Stream resolution>*<Frame rate>
1280x720*30
X2#
X2#]
*
X2#
X2#]
Inf34*
*
]
N
]
NN
]
NN
Current link state
(up/down)*
]
mode
full/half
(
)
]
Alrm C
<name:alarm_name>,<level:alarm_level>...>
If no active alarms: None active
X4^ ]
Ipn
X6#]
Ipn
X4^ ]
]
N
]
N
Icc
X6*]
Vrb
X6*]
)
SME 211 • Remote Communication and Control
Additional Description
]
Left*right channel of the output
audio
Verbose mode 2/3
Number of users.
Returns a percentage of total.
Returns a percentage of total.
speed in MB
(10/100/1000)*
Clear all active alarms.
]
]
N = Number of active IP
connections.
Verbose mode 2/3.
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