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10) RSPR: Used to relatively set a parameter other than that for a fader, and a fader using a dB method.
11) RSVL: Used to relatively set a fader using a curve table method.
Command Option The DME's ACKs when it succeeds The DME's ACKs when it fails
RSPR 0 [index] [relative parameter value] RSPR OK RSPR ER
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PRM 0 [index] [parameter value]
RSVL 0 [index] [relative curve value] RSVL OK RSVL ER
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VOL 0 [index] [level value]
The command names stand for "Relatively Set Parameter" and "Relatively Set Volume" respectively.
- The first option will always take "0." It is reserved for future extensions to the command.
- [index] should have an appropriate number by a character string.
- An appropriate relative value should be given by a character string to [relative parameter value] and [relative level value].
- One or more spaces are needed between the command and the option, and between the options.
E.g.) When changing a parameter of an index of 5 to +30dB using a dB method.
RSPR 0 5 3000
When changing a parameter of an index of 5 to -30dB using a dB method.
RSPR 0 5 -3000
When increasing a parameter of an index of 6 by 10 steps using a curve table method.
RSVL 0 6 10
When decreasing a parameter of an index of 6 by 10 steps using a curve table method.
RSVL 0 6 -10
- The DME will return two lines of character strings if it succeeds.
The first line will be a character string; "RSPR OK" or "RSVL OK".
For details on the character strings "PRM" and "VOL" in the second line, see chapter 3.2.1.
Ignore the first line but see only the second line to find a value after a parameter is changed for a controller.
- If it fails, the DME will return one line of a character string, either "RSPR ERR" or "RSVL ERR."
E.g.) ACK when it succeeds in changing a parameter of an index of 5, which is originally -20dB, to -30dB using a dB method.
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ACK when it fails in changing a parameter of an index of 5, which is originally -20dB, to -30dB using a dB method.
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12) GPR: Used to obtain a parameter using a dB method.
13) GVL: Used to obtain a parameter using a curve table method.
Option The DME's ACKs when it succeeds The DME's ACKs when it fails
GPR 0 [index] GPR OK GPR ERR
PRM 0 [index] [parameter value]
GVL 0 [index] GVL OK GVL ERR
VOL 0 [index] [level value]
The command names stand for "Get Parameter" and "Get Volume" respectively.
ACK when it fails in decreasing a parameter of an index of 6, which is originally at -20dB, by 10 steps using a
curve table method (10dB at the maximum).
A value returned in the second line is the changed value (absolute quantity). Even a relative setting will not return the
quantity changed.
ACK when it succeeds in decreasing a parameter of an index of 6, which is originally at -20dB, by 10 steps in a
curve table method (10dB at the maximum).
ACK when it succeeds in changing a parameter of an index of of 6 to -30dB using a curve table method (10 dB at
the maximum).
ACK when it fails in changing a parameter of an index of of 6 to -30dB using a curve table method (10 dB at the
maximum).
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