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Syntax: G VAR1,MUTE_DELAYS,output_num [,value] ~
Values:
The ‘index’ field is the output number, which can range from 1 to 64.
The ‘value’ field is the amount of mute delay time in one half second increments. Each half
second increment is represented by a value that is actually 10 times the delay desired. Thus, a
delay of 4.5 seconds is represented by the value 45.
Example:
** G VAR1, MUTE_DELAYS, 5, 100~!! Set the amount of time to mute the signal before
turning it on to the maximum value of 10 seconds.
** G VAR1, MUTE_DELAYS, 6, 35~!! Set the delay time to 3.5 seconds.
SYNC_REPORT: Query for sync rate info for sources connected
to pulse boards
Action Fro
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Syntax
Modify Host (none)
Query Host G SYNC_REPORT,<level num>,<src_num>~
Query
Response
Router G SYNC_REPORT,< level num >,< input num >,<frequency>~
Modify is
Protected:
N/A
Report
Changes:
No
Some routers include ‘pulse’ boards that can report the sync rate of the sources connected to
them. This command is a query only command to obtain a source sync rate.
<frequency> is the value returned in the response message and gives the sync rate frequency in
hertz. This value has a resolution of 21 bits and thus a maximum value of 2.09Mhz.
For example, to query for the sync rate of source 2 on level 5:
**G SYNC_REPORT,5,2~!!
The returned response could be:
**G SYNC_REPORT,5,2,35535~!! - or -
**G SYNC_REPORT,5,2,0~!! Indicating that no signal is connected to that source on level 5.
Details of the “G” command can be found on our website or by contacting the factory.