Serial Control Strings

Command Messages (Cont.)

MRRGr

Remove Room from Group, where:

Room Grouping Status:

 

‘r’ is the room to remove, (1-64)

"MRGSz,s,b8,b7,b6,b5,b4,b3,b2,b1"

 

Note: The Room Grouping will be removed if

where:

 

less than 2 rooms are associated with the

1) 'z' is the zone ID, valid values are:

 

given source.

0: no zone ID - all rooms in selection

 

 

are not in a grouping

 

 

1..32: zone ID

 

 

2) 's' is the source the rooms are

 

 

currently associated with

 

 

3) 'b8'…'b1' is a binary room selection

 

 

bitmap where all rooms to be grouped

 

 

have a binary 1 in the room position.

 

 

The most significant bit in 'b8' is for

 

 

room 64 and the least significant bit in

 

 

'b1' is for room 1.

 

 

Note: If none of the bits are set in the room

 

 

selection bitmap, then the room grouping has

 

 

been removed.

 

 

- or -

 

 

ERR

 

 

 

MDRG

Dissolve all Room Groupings

ACK

MDRGz

Dissolve room groupings and turn all zones

- or -

 

off.

ERR

 

1) if 'z' is used, the zone 'z' will remain on

 

 

 

 

MGRGr

Get Room Grouping, where:

Room Grouping Status:

 

‘r’ is any room in the grouping, (1-64)

"MRGSz,s,b8,b7,b6,b5,b4,b3,b2,b1"

 

 

where:

 

 

1) 'z' is the zone ID, valid values are:

 

 

0 : no zone ID - all rooms in selection

 

 

are not in a grouping

 

 

1..32 : zone ID

 

 

2) 's' is the source the rooms are currently

 

 

associated with

 

 

3) 'b8'…'b1' is a binary room selection

 

 

bitmap where all rooms to be grouped

 

 

have a binary 1 in the room position.

 

 

The most significant bit in 'b8' is for

 

 

room 64 and the least significant bit in

 

 

'b1' is for room 1.

 

 

Note: If none of the bits are set in the room

 

 

selection bitmap, then the room grouping has

 

 

been removed.

 

 

- or -

 

 

ERR

 

 

 

MIGVr,i

Increment the Volume for a Room Grouping,

Volume Status:

 

where:

"MVLr,v"

 

1) ‘r’ is any room in the grouping, (1-64)

where:

 

2) ‘i’ is the increment value or 0 for system

1) 'r' denotes the room in the group,

 

default

values are 1-64

 

 

2) 'v' denotes the volume setting, values

 

 

are:

 

 

101: Mute

 

 

0..100: 0..-100 dB

 

 

- or -

 

 

ERR

 

 

 

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