Extron electronic JMP 9600 manual Timecode commands, Loop commands, Video mode

Command/response table for MSVPP commands (continued)

Command	MSVPP Command	Response	Additional description
	(host to unit)	(unit to host)
Timecode commands
NOTES: •	Immediately after loading a clip, the playlist property times takes precedence. If you load a clip then send a tcplayat command, that command takes precedence.
•	Timecode (X*) values associated with the tcplayat and tcstopat commands must be consistent with the frame rate of the currently selected clip and the timecode values
	entered for a playlist must be consistent with the framerate of the clips included in that playlist.

Set timecode mode to	TcGenerate•X*}	OK]
generate
Set timecode mode to	TcReceive}	OK]
receive
View timecode mode	GetTimecodeMode}	TimecodeMode•X1!]
Set timecode receive	SetTimecodeMode•X1@}	OK]
mode variable
View timecode receive	GetTimecodeOpMode}	TimecodeOpMode•X1@]
mode settings
Get current timecode	GetTimecodeValue}	TimecodeValue•X*]
reference
Start timecode	TcStart•X#}	OK]
Set “start at” time	TcPlayAt•X#•X*}	OK]
Set “stop at” time	TcStopAt•X#•X*}	OK]

Generate timecode as a master and issue the timecode X* as a jam sync.

Receive timecode as a slave and loop it out on the rear panel Lock Out connector.

Set the timecode receive mode to X1@.

Display the LTC time code value at the instant the media player receives the command.

Starts the timecode running (assumes that the media player is in timecode generate mode).

Set the timecode startat time.

Set the timecode stopat time. The display goes black after X1@.

JMP 9600 Media

Loop commands

Turn loop on	Loopon•X#}	OK]
Turn loop off	Loopoff•X#}	OK]
View loop mode	GetLoopMode}	LoopMode•X1#•X1#]

The loaded presentation automatically restarts after it completes.

The loaded presentation runs to completion and stops. Loop status (X1#) is reported for channel 1 only if in

1-channel mode or in channel 1•channel 2 order if in either 2-channel or 2-channel locked mode.

Player • Programming Guide 65

Video mode

NOTES: • See page 3 for detailed descriptions of the functions of the video modes.

• In 2-channel or 2-channel locked mode, the channels share the same clock reference. Both channels are constrained to operate at the same resolution and frame rate, which

is set by loading a clip or playlist. The parameters of the last clip loaded take precedence.

Set 1-channel mode	SetVideoMode•1_channel}		OK]
Set 2-channel mode	SetVideoMode•2_channel}		OK]
Set 2-channel locked	SetVideoMode•2_channel_locked}		OK]
mode
View video mode	GetVideoMode}		VideoMode•X1$]
KEY: X# = Output		1 = channel 1		2 = channel 2	1,2 = both channels
X* = Frame count for assorted timecode commands		nn:nn:nn:nn (“hour”:”minute”:”second”:”frame”)
X1! = Timecode mode		“timecodeGenerate“ or “timecodeReceive”
X1@ = Timecode receive mode setting		“chase“ or “trigger”
X1# = On/off (audio mute, loop, input trigger)		0 = off		1 = on
X1$ = Video mode		“1_channel”, “2_channel”, or “2_channel_locked”