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  • Page 1 Commands Manual PSQ108 caymon.eu...
  • Page 2 This manual is put together with much care, and is as complete as could be on the publication date. However, updates on the specifications, functionality or software may have occurred since publication. To obtain the latest version of both manual and software, please visit the CAYMON website @ caymon.eu. REV-1.0...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Misc commands ................19 PSQ108 - Commands Manual...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Introduction Intelligent power sequencer The PSQ108 is an intelligent power sequencer with 8 x IEC C13 outputs which can be remotely switched using AUDAC Touch™ via TCP/IP or RS-232 connection. It also features front controls for manual control. Several PSQ108 devices can be daisy chained together so that only one IP address is needed for controlling all units.

  • Page 5: Connections

    Chapter 1 Connections CONNECTION STANDARDS The in- and output connections for CAYMON equipment are performed according to international wiring standards for professional audio equipment. RS232/485 port (RJ45) Pin 1 White-Orange RS232 RxD Pin 2 Orange RS232 TxD Pin 3 White-Green...

  • Page 6: Using The Commands

    • TCP/IP The RS232/RS485 port must be configured with 19200 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity. The TCP/IP port accepts commands at port 5001. The PSQ108 accepts maximum 5 simultaneous TCP/ IP connections. Command overview Startsymbol | Destination | Source | Command | Argument(s) | Checksum | Return...
  • Page 7 Command flow The client (e.g. TOUC-AUDAC Touch) sends a command to the PSQ108 The PSQ108 acknowledges the command by returning the same command and a ‘+’ as Argument. The PSQ108 updates all clients with the new information PSQ108 - Commands Manual...

  • Page 8: Configuration And Setting Commands

    ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SA|2|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SA|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|A|2|U|return GIP - Get IP address Get the device IP address Command: #|C001|TOUC|GIP|0|U|return Argument: None Answer: #|TOUC|C001|GIP|dhcp^ip4.ip3.ip2.ip1^mask4.mask3.mask2.mask1^gw4.gw3.gw2. gw1^dns4.dns3.dns2.dns1^adns4.adns3.adns2.adns1|U|return Example: Get the device IP address from C001 ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|GIP|0|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|GIP|0^192.168.0.101^255.255.255.0^192.168.0.254^8.8.4.4^1.1.1.1|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...

  • Page 9: Relay Commands

    Example: IP address of C001 should be changed to 192.168.0.101 ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SIP|0^192.168.0.101^255.255.255.0^192.168.0.254^8.8.4.4^1.1.1.1|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SIP|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|IP|0^192.168.0.101^255.255.255.0^192.168.0.254^8.8.4.4^1.1.1.1|U|return Relay commands GRS - Get relay status Command: #|C001|TOUC|GRS|0|U|return Argument: None Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SZSET|00rr|U|return rr: Hexidecimal value of the binary relay status PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 10 00rr: The 8 bit hexadecimal representation where bit0 is relay 1 and bit7 relay 8. If bit value is 1 then relay is turned /kept off. Answer: +, acknowledge Example: Set the relay 1 off ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SROFF|00000001|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SROFF|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|SZSET|00FE|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 11 2=Last state (before DELOFF or power interrruption) Answer: +, acknowledge Example: Set delayed power on status for C001 relays, relay 2 is set for last state and relay 3 is disabled ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SDELONE|1^2^0^1^1^1^1^1|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SDELONE|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|DELONE|1^2^0^1^1^1^1^1|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 12 Example: Set power on delay time from C001 where the delayed on time for relay 1 is 1 second, for relay 2 is 2 seconds, for relay 3 is 3 seconds etc... ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SDELONT| 1^2^3^4^5^6^7^8 |U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SDELONT|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|DELONT| 1^2^3^4^5^6^7^8|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 13 0=Disabled, Relay is not turned off during delayed off 1=Enabled, Relay is turned off during delayed off Answer: +, acknowledge Example: Set power off delay enable for all relays ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SDELOFFE|1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SDELOFFE|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|DELOFFE| 1^1^1^1^1^1^1^1|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 14 Example: Set power off delay time from C001 where the delayed off time for relay 1 is 8 second, for relay 2 is 7 seconds, for relay 3 is 6 seconds etc... ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SDELOFFT| 8^7^6^5^4^3^2^1 |U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SDELOFFT|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|DELOFFT| 8^7^6^5^4^3^2^1|U|return GPWRON - Get power on setting Command: #|C001|TOUC|GPWRON|0|U|return Argument: None Answer: #|TOUC|C001|PWRON|1|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 15 Example: Set power on setting for C001 ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|SPWRON|0|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SPWRON|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|PWRON|0|U|return DELON - Delayed power on Command: #|C001|TOUC|DELON|0|U|return Argument: None Answer: +, acknowledge Example: Execute delayed power on for C001 ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|DELON|0|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|DELON|+|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
  • Page 16 Answer: #|TOUC|C001|DELOFF|+|U|return Update: #|ALL|C001|SZSET|007F|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|003F|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|001F|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|000F|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|0007|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|0003|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|0001|U|return #|ALL|C001|SZSET|0000|U|return The 8 bit hexadecimal representation is 00rr and bit 1 is relay 1 and bit 7 relay 8. Relay is turned off during delayed off sequence. PSQ108 - Commands Manual...

  • Page 17: Monitoring Commands

    SPD: Surge protection status. 0=Disabled Device is not protected against surges and should be inspected by qualified technician. 1=Enabled Device is protected against electrical surges. Example: Request SPD status for C001 ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|GSPD|0|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SPD|1|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...

  • Page 18: Factory Reset Commands

    This command restarts the device by the user. DEF - Reset to factory defaults Command: #|C001|TOUC|DEF|reset|U|return Argument: reset 0=Reset address, relays off, DELONT, DELONE, DELOFFT, DELOFFE, PWRON 1=Reset address, relays off, DELONT, DELONE, DELOFFT, DELOFFE, PWRON + IP Answer: +, acknowledge PSQ108 - Commands Manual...

  • Page 19: Misc Commands

    Power on: 1 (delayed power on on startup)|return Misc commands GSV - Get device software version Get installed software version Command: #|C001|TOUC|GSV|0|U| return Argument: None Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SV|SV|U|return SV: Software version Example: Request software version from C001 ASCII Command: #|C001|TOUC|GSV|0|U|return Answer: #|TOUC|C001|SV|1.2|U|return PSQ108 - Commands Manual...
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