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13.RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE PROGRAMMING
The CAT 860 uses standard
Serial Interface Protocol
CAT 860
Sync. Method: | Asynchronous |
Stop Bits: | Accepts 1 or 2 stop bits |
Baud Rate: | 9600 baud |
Parity: | None |
Data Size: | |
Connector: |
Command and parameter characters travel serially along the
The voltage of Logic “1” (Mark) is between
13.RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE PROGRAMMING CONT’D
Connector Signal Wiring |
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DTE PIN ASSIGNMENTS |
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1 | DCD | Data Carrier Detect |
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2* | RxD | Received Data |
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3* | TxD | Transmitted Data |
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4 | DTR | Data Terminal Ready |
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5* | GND | Ground (Signal) |
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6 | DSR | Data Set Ready |
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7 | RTS | Request to Send |
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8 | CTS | Clear to Send |
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9 | RI | Ring Indicator | * Only |
Command Structure
An external controller, in the form of an intelligent wall panel or a personal computer, can use the
There are two operational command sets; the Basic Command Set for audio switching and the Advanced Command Set for audio mixing. It is not recommended to intermix commands from the two command sets.
The Basic Command Set treats the CAT 860 as a simple audio switcher where only one of four audio/video sources is enabled at one time. The two microphone channels are controlled as a pair independently from the audio/ video sources. The
The Advanced Command Set treats the CAT 860 as an audio mixer which is aligned with the traditional usage for Lightspeed CAT 800 series products. The Advanced Command Set requires the more capable
It is expected that each button press from the serial controller would use only a single action/query command packet. If a single button press must issue a string of multiple action/query command packets then each packet must be separated by at least a 10ms delay, or alternately, a new command packet must wait until the CAT 860 issues a response packet/character before it can be sent.
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4. Troubleshooting | |
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3. Optional | Accessories |
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2. Setup & Use | |
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1. Overview | |
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