Extron electronic MLC 62 IR D manual Command and Response Table for SIS Commands, Button Selection

Command and Response Table for SIS Commands

Command	ASCII Command	Response	Additional Description
	(Host to Unit)	(Unit to Host)
Button Selection
Trigger a button	E B* X! BTNO}	BtnoB* X! ]	Execute the commands
			programmed to button X!. (This
			command produces the same
			results as pressing button X! on
			the front panel).
			X! = 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07,
			08, 09, or 10.
NOTES: • When you press a dual-sized button, such as the Input buttons on the MLC 64, different
	numbers appear on your screen depending on which side of the button is pressed. For
	example, if you press the left side of the PC button on an MLC 64, the host response is
	BtnoB*3, while pressing the right side of that button receives the response BtnoB*4. The
	entire button lights, however, and the same command is issued regardless of which side is
	pressed.
	• Use the MLC 60 Series Windows-based configuration software to configure the buttons
	with commands.
Example	E B*5BTNO }	BtnoB*05 ]	Perform commands assigned to
			button 5.

Discrete Audio Volume Adjustment on Devices with Volume Tables (MLC 62 RS models only)

Set volume level14	X( V	Vol X( ]	Set volume table level to X(. X(
			can be up to 3 digits; leading
			zeros are optional.

NOTE: Only positive values are allowed. Volume table levels start with 0 (zero). Setting a discrete volume level

that is outside of the volume table range results in an E13 error response.

Increment volume level	+V	Vol X( ]	Increase the volume by one
			volume table increment.
			X( = current volume level.
Decrement volume level	–V	Vol X( ]	Decrease the volume by one
			volume table increment.
View current volume level	V	X( ]	Display the current volume level.

Increase and Decrease Audio Volume on Devices without Volume Tables (MLC 62 models only)

NOTE: Attempts to enter an X( V (Set volume level) command to set a discrete volume level on a device whose driver does not include a volume table result in an E14 error response.

Increment volume level	+V	Vol+	Increase the volume level by one
			step.
Decrement volume level	–V	Vol–	Decrease the volume level by
			one step.
View volume level	V	---

MLC 60 Series MediaLink Controllers • SIS Control 58