Meridian America 562 User Manual

Meridian America CD-players

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Meridian 562 RS232 Interface.

The RS232 interface for the 562 has been upgraded in Versions 1.7 or higher. It can be
operated from any terminal which operates at 9600 baud with 1 start bit, 1 stop bit and no
parity. Commands take the form of 2 ASCII characters, in some cases followed by a signed
argument (‘nn’ below). All characters are echoed by the processor. A carriage return character
will execute the command, and backspace is also implemented. When a command is
executed, the 562 will return 4 characters as shown below + 4 ASCII spaces and a carriage
return. Please note that zero characters are actually returned as upper case O.

The following table lists the commands available and shows examples of the messages
returned. These always correspond to the display on the 562.

Source Commands.

CD Select CD source.

CD65

RD Select Radio.

RD65

LP Select LP.

LP65

TV Select TV.

TV65

T1

Select Tape 1.

T165

T2

Select Tape 2.

T265

CR Select CDR.

CR65

CB Select Cable.

Cb65

TX Select Teletext.

TX65

V1 Select VCR 1.

V165

V2 Select CDR.

V265

LD Select Laser Disc.

LD65

COnn Select Copy source

1

C.LD

Volume Commands.

VP

Volume +.

CD66

VM

Volume -.

CD64

VNnn Goto volume (1-99).

CD87

MU

Mute.

Mute

SB

Standby.

.

Additional Source Commands.

PL Play.
ST Stop.
PS Pause.
RP Repeat.
NE Next.
PR Previous.
DI

Display.

SR Store.

CL Clear.
DP Decimal Point.
FF Fast Forward.
FB Fast Back.
N0
-

Number keys.

N9
OP Open

1. Copy Source argument
CO0=CD
CO1=Radio
CO2=LP
CO3=TV
CO4=Tape1

CO5=Tape2
CO6=CDR
CO7=Cable
CO8=Text
CO9=VCR1
CO10=VCR2

CO11=LDisc
CO12=Copy Current Source
CO13=Mute

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May 1997

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