Mark Levinson 512 - Manual (Page 17)

Mark Levinson N o 512 CD/SACD Player Serial Communications Protocol
7.15 TRACK
Command Parameter Function Incoming Request Outgoing Response Comment
TRACK PTRK Move to Previous Track TRACK:PTRK\r TRACK:ACK\r
NTRK Move to Next Track TRACK:NTRK\r TRACK:ACK\r
REW
Cycles through the four Fast Reverse
speeds
TRACK:REW\r TRACK:ACK\r
FFWD
Cycles through the four Fast Forward
speeds TRACK:FFWD\r
TRACK:ACK\r
? Request Current Speed TRACK:?\r TRACK:FFWD0\r Normal Speed
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FFWD1\r
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FFWD2\r
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FFWD3\r
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FREW0\r
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FREW1\r
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FREW2\r
TRACK:?\r TRACK:FREW3\r
Response only.
TRACK:NACK\r
The player is in Standby
Mode so commands are
ignored.
7.16 VOL
Command Parameter Function Incoming Request Outgoing Response Comment
VOL* 00.0 to 73.2
Sets Volume level between 00.0
and 73.2
VOL:71.1\r VOL:ACK\r
Sets the Volume level to a selected
value. The incoming request is an
example of setting the volume level to
71.1
The value 00.0 turns off the volume and
73.2 is the maximum value. Any values
above 73.2 are accepted, but the level
won’t exceed the maximum value.
? Request Current Volume VOL:?\r VOL:XX.X\r
XX.X indicates the return value of the
current volume level.
VOL:NACK\r
The player is in Standby Mode so
commands are ignored.
* NOTE: The volume value MUST be three digits, written in the xx.x format, otherwise the player does not recognize the command and returns an invalid
parameter error. If a value is sent that is outside the listed limits, the volume level is clipped to the nearest valid value - either the maximum or the minimum
volume level.
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