Kramer Electronics Revision 6 manual Creating a Driver Command, New Serial Command Window

The Driver Manager

#			Feature	Function
5		Command Area		Displays the command type and command string
6		IR Commands Area (see Section		Lists the IR command names for a specific device
	9.1.2)			New: click to enter a new command name manually
				Rename: click to rename the Command editing tab
				Delete: click to erase the selected command
				Duplicate: click to duplicate an IR command
7		Serial Commands Area		Lists the outgoing (for control over) and incoming (for Monitor Events) serial
		(see Section 9.1.1)		command names for a specific device
				New: click to enter a new command name manually
				Rename: click to rename the Command editing tab
				Delete: click to erase the selected command
				Duplicate: click to duplicate a serial command
				Up/Down: move a command up or down , respectively
				Right click a serial command to color it red, green, blue or black (this is convenient for
				grouping command types), see Figure 133
8		Tables (see Section 9.1.3)		Displays the list of command tables
9		Queries		Displays the Queries list. Select a query and click Query Details to display the details
				(see Section 9.1.3)
10		Device Default Power Commands		Set the command that will execute the projector’s Power off and Power On command
		Area		in the Web pages (in the Web Access Devices tab). Select a Serial or IR command
				form the lists, and then press "Set command" On or Off to assign
11		Drivers Area		Import Drivers…: Click to import one or more driver files
				Export Driver…: Click to export a driver file
12		Groups Area		Include a set of serial or IR commands into a group that will be displayed as such in
				the Web pages
13		Serial Settings Area		Select the serial settings for the device: the Baud Rate, the Data Bits, the Parity and
				the Stop Bits
14		OK Button		Apply changes and close window
15		Cancel Button		Close window without applying changes
16		Apply Button		Apply changes without closing the window

9.1Creating a Driver Command

You can write the following types of commands:

•Serial commands (see Section 9.1.1)

•IR commands (see Section 9.1.2)

•Serial range commands (see Section 9.1.3)

9.1.1Creating a Serial Command

The serial commands can be sent via RS-232 and RS-485 ports. To create a new serial command for the selected device, click the New button in the Serial Commands area. The New Serial Command window appears. Type the new command name:

Figure 131: New Serial Command Window

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