User Manual

MTX3/MTX5-D/XMV Series/EXi8/EXo8 Remote Control Protocol Specications V1.0.3
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3. Command Specications
3-9) Nth preset information
Command Option 1 Description
ssinfo (index) Queries the preset information at the specied index in the
preset list.
Response
Response string Description
OK ssinfo (index) "xxxxxx" (attrib) "yyyyyy" "zzzzzz" Preset information at the specied index in the preset list.
Details: (index) = Requested index number
"xxxxxxx" = Text expressing the relevant preset number
(attrib) = Relevant preset attribute
preinst = preinstalled preset
reserve = reserved area
user = user preset available
empty = empty
"yyyyyyy" = = title text of the relevant preset
"zzzzzz" = comment text of the relevant preset.
(reserved for future use. MTX does not currently use comments. "" will be returned.)
Example: Command: ssinfo 10
Notication: OK ssinfo 10 "10" user "Preset 10" ""
Meaning: Query the contents of the preset at index 10 (preset 10).
The preset at index 10 contains
display number = "10"
title = "Preset 10"
comment = ""
and is a stored preset.
Note: The character encoding for preset titles and comments conforms to the setting specied by the scpmode encoding
command.
3.4.3. Event processing request
3-10) Time synchronization
Command Option 1 Option 2 Description
event MTX:AbsoluteTime "yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss" Changes the time
Details: yyyy = Year (Gregorian)
mm = Month (1 to 12)
dd = Day (1 to 31)
hh = Hour (0 to 23)
mm = Minute (0 to 59)
ss = Second (0 to 59)
* DST (Daylight Saving Time) is not accounted for.
Response
Response string Description
OK event MTX:AbsoluteTime "caught" Time change complete
Example: Command: event MTX:AbsoluteTime "2013/1/25 11:56:14"
Notication: OK event MTX:AbsoluteTime "caught"
Meaning: Set the time to January 25, 2013, 11 hours 56 minutes 14 seconds.
The time was set.