Extron electronic MLS 306 manual Using the command/response tables, Ascii to Hex conversion table

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Using the command/response tables

The command/response tables on the next page list valid command ASCII codes, the MLS’s responses to the host, and a description of the command’s function or the results of executing the command. Upper and lower case characters may be used interchangeably in the command field.

ASCII to HEX Conversion Table

The ASCII to HEX conversion table at left is for use with the command/response tables.

ASCII to Hex conversion table

Symbol definitions

= CR/LF (carriage return/line feed) (hex 0D 0A)

= Space

Esc

=

Escape key

X1

=

Specific input number (0 – 7 maximum)

 

 

0

= no connection

 

 

1

= input 1 & Aux/Mix, 2 = input 2 & Aux/Mix,...,

 

 

6

= input 6 & Aux/Mix,

 

 

7

= Aux/Mix only

X2

=

Maximum number of input channels (1 – 6 max.)

X3

=

Video type (can be set for inputs 1 – 3 of the

 

 

MLS 506 series only)

 

 

0

= YUV (component video)

 

 

1

= Vid (composite video, S-video)

X4

=

Audio gain

 

 

(0 to 9 for MLS 306/MLS 506 only; 0dB through

 

 

+9dB in 1dB steps)

 

 

(0 to 100 steps of gain/attenuation for MLS 506MA/

 

 

MLS 506SA only)

X5

=

Audio attenuation (0 to 15 for MLS 306/MLS 506 only;

 

 

0dB through -15dB in 1dB steps)

X6

=

Balance (0 to 40 steps)

 

 

0

= attenuate the left audio channel 100% (mute left)

 

 

...

 

 

 

20 = 0dB attenuation for both channels

 

 

...

 

 

 

40 = attenuate the right channel 100% (mute the right)

X7

=

On/off status

 

 

0

= off/disable

 

 

1

= on/enable

X8

=

Input to be adjusted (1 – 7)

 

 

1

= input 1

 

 

2

= input 2

 

 

3

= input 3

 

 

...

 

 

 

6

= input 6

 

 

7

= Aux/Mix audio input

 

 

 

(MLS 506 MA, MLS 506 SA only)

X9

=

Adjustment range (0 – 14) (-14dB – +14dB in 2dB

 

 

steps)

 

 

0

= -14dB

 

 

1

= -12dB

 

 

2

= -10dB

 

 

3

= -8dB

 

 

4

= -6dB

 

 

5

= -4dB

 

 

6

= -2dB

 

 

7

= 0dB

 

 

8

= 2dB

 

 

9

= 4dB

 

 

10 = 6dB

 

 

11 = 8dB

 

 

12 = 10dB

 

 

13 = 12dB

 

 

14 = 14dB

 

=

Volume adjustment range (0% – 100%)

X10

 

=

Switcher firmware version (listed to

X11

 

 

two decimal places e.g.: x.xx)

Command/response table for SIS commands

Command

ASCII Command

Response

Additional description

 

(host to switcher)

(switcher to host)

 

 

 

 

Input selection

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Select an input (audio and video).

 

X1

!

Chn

X1

 

Select input

X1

(audio and video).

Example:

6!

 

Chn6

Example: select input 6.

Select an audio input.

 

 

$

Aud

 

 

 

Select input

 

audio only.

 

X1

X1

X1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Select a video input.

 

X1

&

Vid

X1

 

Select input

X1

video only.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents MLS 306, MLS 506, MLS 506MA, MLS 506SA MediaLink SwitchersSicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch PrecautionsSafety Instructions English Consignes de Sécurité FrançaisTable of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d One Introduction About the MediaLink SwitchersFeatures and Options Standard featuresTwo MLS 306 Rear Panel and Cabling InstallationUL/Safety Requirements Mounting the SwitcherInput connections Power connectionVideo output connections Control connections Audio output connectionsPin RS-232 function Description Contact closure MLS 506 Rear Panel MLS 506, MLS 506MA, and MLS 506SA Rear Panels and CablingVideo input connections for MLC 506/506MA/506SA inputs RGB output connections for MLC 506/506MA/506SA Connecting a 4 ohm load to the mono amplified ouputOhm or Connecting an 8 ohm load to the mono amplified outputAudio processing connections MLS 506MA, MLS 506SA only MediaLink Switcher to an MLC Setting the -6dB Jumpers JMP1 and JMP2 -6dB Audio Jumpers MLS 506MA Rear Panel Top View MLS 506MA Front PanelExtron MLS Application DiagramsThree MediaLink Switchers Operation Front Panel Features and Basic OperationOperation Extron MLS Moving through menus by using front panel controls Menus, Configuration, and AdjustmentsMenu overview Effects submenu Menu details System resetExecutive mode Remote Control of the MLSOperation, cont’d Four RS-232 Programmer’s Guide Serial CommunicationHost-to-MLS communications Ascii to Hex conversion table Using the command/response tablesSymbol definitions Command Ascii Command Response Additional descriptionSerial Communication, cont’d Audio treble adjustment per inputAudio mute overall Audio bass adjustment per inputCommand Ascii Command Response Values Command/response table for special function SIS commandsUsing the control program Installing the softwareControl Software for Windows Special features User ModeSwitcher MLS Config Saving and restoring configurationsKey to file names Using the help programFile name Description AAppendix a Specifications Specifications, Part Numbers, and AccessoriesAudio Specifications, Part Numbers, and Accessories, cont’d Included parts Part Numbers and AccessoriesAccessories Miscellaneous accessories Part numberSpecifications, Part Numbers, and Accessories, cont’d AppendixBB Labeling Labeling Buttons on the SwitcherUsing the software to make labels MediaLink Switchers LabelingLabel Templates Labeling, cont’d FCC Class a Notice Extron’s Warranty Extron Electronics, USA
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