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Page 60 May 15, 2012 • Alcorn McBride TourTraXX User’s Manual • Rev 1.3
Status Request
Description: This command requests the status of the specified channel, channel pair, or channel
group.
Command Bytes: <d>?P
Parameters: <d> is either C followed by a channel number in ASCII, P followed by a channel
pair number in ASCII, or G followed by a channel group number in ASCII
Comments: If a channel group or channel pair status is requested, a status for each individual
channel will be returned, separated by line breaks. As with all responses, the status
request is terminated with a final line break.
Message Response: <s> or <c>|<s>
<c> is the channel number
<s> is one of:
P - Playing
S - Stopped
A - Paused
Examples: Get Channel 3 Status C3?P
Example Response: S
Get Channel Group 2 Status G2?P
Example Response: 2|P<h0d>3|P<h0d>4|P<h0d>
Filename Status Request
Description: This command requests the filenames that are currently playing on the specified
channel, channel pair, or channel group.
Command Bytes: <d>?C
Parameters: <d> is either C followed by a channel number in ASCII, P followed by a channel
pair number in ASCII, or G followed by a channel group number in ASCII
Comments: If a channel group or channel pair status is requested, a status for each individual
channel will be returned, separated by line breaks. As with all responses, the status
request is terminated with a final line break.
Minimum OS Version: TraXXOS 1.3.0
Message Response: <f> or <c>|<f>
<c> is the channel number
<f> is the filename
Examples: Get Channel Pair 3 Status P3?C
Example Response: 5|music1.mp3<h0d>6|music2.mp3<h0d>
Get Channel Group 2 Status G2?C
Example Response: 2|yell.mp3<h0d>3|sing.mp3<h0d>4|hi.mp3<h0d>
Get Channel 12 Status C12?C
Example Response: 12|soundfx.mp3