AMX RADIA Lighting Programming

SEND_COMMANDs

The Radia Eclipse firmware supports the SEND_COMMANDs listed in the table below. The number of SEND_COMMANDs is expected to grow as we transition away from using the SEND_STRING method of controlling Radia dimmers.

Note that most SEND_COMMANDs do not have responses. With those that do, they respond with a COMMAND, not a string.

Conventions used in this protocol section of the document include:

SEND_COMMAND Protocol Conventions

Symbol

Function

Values

 

 

 

<m>

Value for Dimmer Level (in %)

0-100

 

 

 

<n>

Value for Dimmer Number

1-6 or A for all. Can include a range of dimmers or ranges of dim-

 

 

mers unless noted otherwise. For example:

 

 

“1-3” indicates dimmers 1 through 3 inclusive.

 

 

“1-3&5-6” indicates dimmers 1 through 3 and 5 through 6,

 

 

inclusive.

 

 

• “A” indicates ALL dimmers.

 

 

 

<s>

Value for preset number

1-128

 

 

 

<t>

Time value for fade (in seconds)

0-255

 

 

 

Ramp Preset Up (NEW)

This function ramps up the specified or currently active (last recalled) preset until the ramp is stopped or the all dimmers in the preset reach 100%.

If <preset> is not specified, then the last recalled preset is ramped.

Use the 'PS' command to stop preset ramping. This command allows the programmer to specify which preset to stop.

The ramp rate for this function is the default ramp time as established by the 'RT' command. Only dimmers that are assigned a level greater than 0 in the preset are ramped. Dimmers with a level of 0 and Undefined dimmers are not affected by the PU command.

Ramp Preset Up

Command:

PU<preset>

 

 

 

 

Response:

None

 

 

 

 

Examples:

SEND_COMMAND Radia,'PU'

Ramp last preset up

 

 

 

 

SEND_COMMAND Radia,'PS'

Stop ramping.

 

 

 

 

SEND_COMMAND Radia,'PU52'

Ramp preset 52 up

 

 

 

 

SEND_COMMAND Radia,'PS52'

Stop ramping preset 52

 

 

 

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