Extron electronic SMD 101 manual Command and Response Tables, Basic SIS Commands

Command and Response Tables

Basic SIS Commands

Command	ASCII command	URL Encoded	Response
	(host to device)	(web)	(device to host)
Information requests			X1!]
Firmware version	Q/q	*Q
Firmware and build	*Q/q	*Q	X1!]
version
Kernel firmware and build	**Q/q	**Q	X1!]
ID messaging version	***Q/q	***Q	X1!]
Verbose version info	0Q/0q	0Q	Sum of 2Q-3Q-4Q]
Firmware version	1Q/1q	1Q	X1!]
Bootstrap version	2Q/2q	2Q	X1!]
Factory firmware version	3Q/3q	3Q	X1! plus kernel version,
			model number, and load
			date]
Updated firmware version	4Q/4q	4Q	X1! plus kernel version,
			model number, and load
			date]

NOTE: An asterisk (*) after the version number indicates the currently running version. Question marks (?.??) indicate that only factory firmware is loaded. A caret (^) indicates the firmware version that should be running, but a Mode 1 reset was executed and the default factory firmware is running. An exclamation point

(!) indicates corrupted firmware.

General Information	I/i			SMD •101
Query part number	N/n	N		60– 1305-01]
Query model name	I/i	I		SMD •101]
Query model description	2I/i	2I		Streaming•Media•Decoder
Query system memory	3I	3I		#Bytes used out of
usage				#KBytes]
View system processor	11I	11I		Returns a percentage of total.
usage
View system processor	12I	12I		Returns a percentage of total.
idle
View eth0 link status	13I	13I		Current link state, speed, and
				mode.
View telnet connections	E  }	n	]	n=number of active IP
	CC			connections.
Set verbose mode	E X2@CV}	Vrb X2@]
View verbose mode	E  }	X2@]
	CV
NOTES: X1! = Version number		Firmware version number to second decimal place (x.xx)
		Version and Build number adds four digits (x.xx.xxxx)
X2@ = Verbose/Response mode		to the Version number
		0=clear/none (default for telnet connections)
		1=verbose mode (default for RS-232 host control)
		2=tagged responses for queries
		3=verbose mode and tagged responses for queries

NOTE: If tagged responses is enabled, all read commands return the data, the same as setting the value does (Example: command: E CV} Response: Vrb3 ]).

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