LightSpeed Technologies CAT 860 user manual Mute Audio/Video Sources Command

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14.RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE COMMAND DEFINITION CONT’D

BASIC COMMAND SET FOR AUDIO SWITCHER OPERATIONS CONT’D

Audio Input Functions for the A/V Source Group Cont’d

5. MUTE AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCES COMMAND

<CMD>	Hex	<Param> Value	Definition
Symbol	Value
MAVS	0xE5	Command Packet:	Mute all audio input volume
		The controller sends no	by sending -79dB for each
			input (TV/VCR, CD/DVD,
		<Param> character in the
			COMPUTER, and AUX).
		command packet.
			Response Packet:
			If the command is properly
			received, the CAT 860
			responds by repeating
			back the command packet
			with an added imbedded
			<Param> character
			containing the value 0x81
			indicating that the A/V
			audio sources are in the
			muted state.
			If the command is not
			received properly, the CAT
			860 responds by sending a
			<NACK> character.

14.RS-232 SERIAL INTERFACE COMMAND DEFINITION CONT’D

BASIC COMMAND SET FOR AUDIO SWITCHER OPERATIONS CONT’D

Audio Input Functions for the A/V Source Group Cont’d

6. UN-MUTE ENABLED AUDIO/VIDEO SOURCE COMMAND

<CMD>	Hex	<Param> Value	Definition
Symbol	Value
UAVS	0xE6	Command Packet:	Un-mute audio volume for
		The controller sends no	the audio input selected
			by the most recent EAVS
		<Param> character in the
			(<0xE0>) command stored
		command packet.
			in EEPROM.
			The remaining three
			unselected audio/video
			sources will remain muted.
			None of the input volume-
			level EEPROM variables are
			modified.
			Response Packet:
			If the command is properly
			received, the CAT 860
			responds by repeating
			back the command packet
			with an added imbedded
			<Param> character
			containing the value 0x80
			indicating that the A/V
			audio sources are no longer
			in the muted state
			If the command is not
			received properly, the CAT
			860 responds by sending a
			<NACK> character.

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