Command/Message Parameter Notes (Switcher Configuration) - Vaux Electronics Lattis 1600 Series Owner's Manual

Command/Message Parameter Notes (Switcher Configuration):

NOTE: Only connect to one switcher when programming swc/bzn (ie: disconnect RS-232 daisy-chain).
The swc parameter is set to 91 (Separate-A/V-Switchers) when both an LE-1600A and LE-1600V are
used together, on the same Base-Zone. Both switchers are then configured for swc=91. In this
mode, the audio switcher handles all messages for both switchers (routes, etc), while the video
switcher acts as a silent slave.
swc is Switcher-Class
bzn is Base-Zone
mod is Zone-Audio-Mode
tud is Taper-Up-Delay
tdd is Taper-Down-Delay
clu is cluster number
zxx is include/exclude parameter
for zones 1 to 8 (or 1 to 16)
fst is flag state (1 or 0)
flg is flag:
flg = 1
ssa is source (1 to 8, or 1 to 16)
stl is source-trim level (attenuate a loud source)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
vll is Minimum-Volume-Level
vhh is Maximum-Volume-Level
vmm is Mute-Volume-Level
vil is Initial-Left-Volume-Level
vir is Initial-Right-Volume-Level
NOTE: Min-vol has priority over mute-vol and init-vol, and is the absolute min volume zone will reach.
If min-vol incorrectly set above max-vol, then min-vol will be presumed to be zero.
NOTE: Max-vol has priority over all other settings, and is the absolute max volume zone will reach.
NOTE: Min-Vol and Max-Vol should be set before setting Initial-Volumes.
If init-vol incorrectly set above max-vol, then init-vol will be presumed to be max-vol.
If init-vol incorrectly set below min-vol, then init-vol will be presumed to be min-vol.
When fst = 1, use zone's "Previous-Volume" as Initial, else stored level
0 dB
-2 dB
-4 dB
-6 dB
-8 dB
-10 dB
-12 dB
-14 dB
-16 dB
-18 dB
-20 dB
90 = Normal, 91 = Separate-A/V-Switchers
1 to 248 for 8-zone switcher (1 to 240 for 16-zone ctrl)
(typical bzn: 1, 9, 17...)
0=mono, 1=stereo
1 to 30 (ms/2-dB-step)
1 to 30 (ms/2-dB-step)
1 to 8
1 = include zone in cluster, 0 = exclude
0 to 35 (2-dB/increment, except for 0)
0 to 35 (2-dB/increment, except for 0)
0 to 35 (2-dB/increment, except for 0)
0 to 35 (2-dB/increment, except for 0)
0 to 35 (2-dB/increment, except for 0)
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