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8.4.14. Save preset to the specified memory location
Description: Save current crosspoint configuration (output states) to preset <id>.
Command {$<id>}
Response (SPR<id²>)CrLf
Explanation: Current crosspoint state is saved to preset 4, including the mute state of the
outputs.
Info: Lock states are not saved. Lock state is assigned to the physical output of the router.
Presets do not affect output locks.
Info: All frames have 32 preset memories.
8.4.15. Load preset from the specified location
Description: Load crosspoint configuration from preset <id>.
Command {%<id>}
Response (LPR<id²>)CrLf
Explanation: Current crosspoint state is changed according to preset 4, including the
mute state of the outputs.
Info: Locked outputs are left unchanged. Presets do not affect output locks.
8.4.16. Preview preset
Description: Preview stored connections in preset <id> without loading it. This results
different response length, because it depends on the crosspoint size. The response
below supposes a router having 17 outputs.
Command {VP#<id>=?}
Response (VP#<id>=●<O1>●<O2>
Legend: Any <Ox> indexes can be a two digit number, or there can be a leading
character showing the mute state for the corresponding output.
Explanation: Viewing connections for preset 3. Input 2 is connected to outputs 1, 2, 4
and 5. Input 1 is connected to all other outputs. Outputs 2 and 3 are muted.
Index
<Ox>
<Ox>
8.4.17. Renaming Presets / Inputs / Outputs
Description: Allows storing names for each preset / input / output. Any 15-byte long
string is allowed (15 characters). The router accepts <id> for I/O names depending on the
actual frame size. All router models have 32 presets memories.
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Format
Format
Format
●<O3>●<O4>●<O5>●<O6>
●<O7>●<O8>●<O9>●<O10>
●<O11>●<O121>●<O13>
●<O14>●<O15>●<O16>
●<O17>)CrLf
Legend
<in²>
<Ox> is connected to <in²>, <Ox> is not muted.
M<in²>
<Ox> is connected to <in²>, <Ox> is muted.
Example
→ {$4}
← (SPR04)CrLf
Example
→ {%4}
← (LPR04)CrLf
Example (MX-FR17)
→ {VP#3=?}
← (VP#3= 02 M02 M01 02 02 01 01 01
01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01)CrLf
Explanation
Section 8. Programmer's reference
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