AMX IS-SPX-1000/1300 manual Serial Protocol Commands Hex, Creating a Serial Protocol File

Appendix

Serial Protocol Commands: Hex

Power On:	6b61203030203031[cr]
Power Off:	6b61203030203030[cr]
Volume (0-100):	6b6620303020#value#[cr]
Screen Mute On:	6b64203030203031[cr]
Screen Mute Off:	6b64203030203030[cr]
Volume Mute On:	6b65203030203030[cr]
Volume Mute Off:	6b65203030203031[cr]
Input Select AV1:	7862203030203230[cr]
Input Select Component:	7862203030203430[cr]
Input Select RCB-PC:	7862203030203630[cr]
Input Select HMDI1:	7862203030203930[cr]
Input Select HMDI2:	7862203030203931[cr]
Input Select HMDI3:	7862203030203932[cr]
Input Select HMDI4:	7862203030203933[cr]

Creating a Serial Protocol File

Next, create a IS-SPX Player protocol file using the AMX Serial Protocol File Editor Web-based tool. Prior to creating the serial commands, three pieces of data are required:

The monitor or screen’s Manufacturer The monitor or screen’s Model

The Target for the IS-SPX Player’s output

The Manufacturer and Model information is used in creating the individual file name. Target becomes a parameter used when creating serial command Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs). In this case:

Set Manufacturer to LG. Set Model to 32LE5300. Set Target to monitor.

Below are the command descriptions followed by an ASCII representation and a hex representation. Either one will work when creating the protocol file. Setting the commands that will be used by the IS-SPX Player is all that is required.

Creating the Power variable:

1.After entering the Manufacturer, Model, and Target information, select Add Variable to open the New Variable panel (FIG. 116).

FIG. 116 New Variable panel

2.In the Variable Name field, enter the variable’s name. In this case, enter “power”.

3.From the Type radio buttons:, select List and then press the Next button.

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