Off; Replies And Status - Classe Audio Delta Series Service Manual

BALL
BALC
BALR
STBY
OPER
T1_0
T1_1
T2_0
T2_1
LCD0
LCD1
LCD2
LCD3
IRC nnn
TAP0
TAP1
STAT MAIN request for main volume and input selection
STAT AMP
STAT AUTO status requests for automatic status updates
STAT OFF
* note that in order to use the system acceleration mode, the VOL +/- commands must be
received within 200ms of the system's reply (see below).

Replies and Status

The CAP-2100 will send a 3 character reply to acknowledge each recognized command. The
acknowledgement character is an exclamation point (!) followed by a carriage return and line
feed. There is no leading address field for this reply. If the command received by the CAP-2100
is not recognized, a question mark character replaces the exclamation point. The reply is
generated within 100ms of the receipt of the last command termination character (line feed). If
no reply is received at the PC/controller host after 100ms., the command should be reissued.
The following status strings are returned by the CAP-2100:
SY STBY
SY VOLM vv.v
SY MAIN n NN
SY HEAT x
SY FAULT z n
Temperature
communication error,
n=1 for left, n=2 for right.
CA(P)2100 AMP Service Manual v1.4 inc voltage change info .doc
shift balance ½ dB to left
recenter to even balance
shift balance ½ dB to the right
puts CAP-2100 into standby.
puts CAP-2100 into operate mode
turns off trigger 1
turns on trigger 1
turns off trigger 2
turns on trigger 2
sets the front panel LCD to low power "screen saver" mode
sets the front panel LCD to low intensity
sets the front panel LCD to medium intensity
sets the front panel LCD to high intensity
passes IR code nnn (the code identified in the CAP-2100 IR code table)
turns off the tape monitor output
turns on the tape monitor output
request status for amplifier heatsink temperatures
disables automatic status updates
CAP-2100 is in standby
Volume is at vv.v. If mute engaged the string "muted" is appended.
CAP-2100 is selected to input number n, named NN
x is N for normal, H for high, V for very high, F for Fault
z is fault condition (N - none, C - Current limit exceeded, T -
limit exceeded, D - DC limit exceeded, I - Internal
A – AC Line Fault) for amplifier n where
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