Selecting the loop mode
To select the loop mode, enter one of these commands:
•
For loop 1 mode: E 1LOOP }
For loop 0 mode: E 0LOOP } command.
•
SIS
Loop Mode
Command
Loop 1
E 1LOOP }
Loop 0
E 0LOOP }
(Default Mode)
See the
Command and Response Table for SIS Commands
an explanation of all supported SIS commands.
SIS command processing
When an AV switcher is connected to the RS-232 Pass Thru port, SIS commands are
processed in one of the following ways:
•
Passed through to the AV switcher without being acted on by the SW USB
•
Performed by the SW USB and not passed through to the AV switcher
•
Performed by the SW USB and passed to the AV switcher, which also performs them.
This applies only to the input selection command X! !, where X! is the input number.
The table below shows how the SIS commands are handled by an SW USB with a
connected AV switcher. (Unless otherwise indicated, commands are not case-sensitive.)
SIS Command
SW USB Function
!
Performed and passed through
^
Performed, not passed through
Performed, not passed through
E (any)
X
Performed, not passed through
N
Performed, not passed through
Q
Performed, not passed through
*Q
Performed, not passed through
I
Performed, not passed through
–
Passed through, not performed*
0V
100V
&
Passed through, not performed*
%
Passed through, not performed*
,
Passed through, not performed*
1B
0B
,
Passed through, not performed*
1M
0M
,
Passed through, not performed*
1Z
0Z
$
Passed through, not performed*
* For explanations of commands that are passed through to the AV switcher and not
performed by the SW USB, see your AV switcher user guide.
Commands Passed Through to an AV Switcher
Only SIS commands received via the RS-232 control port
•
Input selections made via contact closure or the front
panel buttons
•
SIS commands sent via the RS-232 interface (loop 1
functionality)
SW USB Response to Host
Chn X! ]
Usb X! ]
See the
X# ]
60-95n-02 ]
n.nn ]
n.nn.nnnn ]
Chn X! •InACT X$ OutACT X$ ]
CMD ]
CMD ]
CMD ]
CMD ]
CMD ]
CMD ]
CMD ]
SW USB Series • Operation
starting on page 29 for
SIS command
table.
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