Command And Response Table - Extron electronics NetPA Ultra Series User Manual

Command and Response Table

NOTE: For commands and examples of computer or device responses used in this guide, the character "0" is the number
zero and "O" is the capital letter "o."
Generic Hardware Setup and Access
Command ASCII
Query Part Number
N
Query Model Number
1I
Query Model
2I
Description
Query Firmware
Q
Version
Query Firmware
*Q
Version (w/patch)
Query detailed
0Q
Firmware Version
Set verbose mode
EX2@
View verbose mode
E
Reboot Dante Device
E
Query Current Status
E
KEY:
Baud Rate: 38400
X1^ Device status
X2@
Verbose/Response Mode
X19(
Unit Response
60-1757-01
NetPA•U•2002•SB
200•watt•2•Channel•
selectable•bridge•
amplifier•with•DSP•and•
Dante ]
<version>
<version>
X19(]
} X2@]
CV Vrb
} X2@]
CV
}
BEXPD ExpdB
} X1^]
KEXPD
POWERUP = Device is powering up
POWERDOWN = Device is powering down
READY = Device is ready
BUSY = Device is busy
0 = clear 2 = tagged response for queries
1 = verbose mode 3 = verbose mode and tagged responses for queries
<bootloader version> - <factory code version> - <updated code version>
NetPA U 2002 SB User Guide • SIS Command and Response
Unit Response: Verbose 2/3
Pno 60-1757-01
]
Inf01*NetPA•U•2002•SB
]
Inf02*200•watt•2•Channel•
selectable•bridge•amplifier•
with•DSP•and•Dante ]
]
Ver01*<version>
]
Bld*<version>
Ver00*
Vrb
Vrb
Reboot only the Dante interface.
]
NetPA device remains on during Dante
reboot.
ExpdK
(verbose 2 and 3 response)
COMM_ERROR = Communication error
FIRMWARE_UPGRADING = Firmware is upgrading
REBOOT_REQUIRED = Dante device reboot is required
REBOOTING = Dante device is rebooting
]
]
]
]
X19(]
X2@]
X2@]
X1^]
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