Summary of commands, Multitasker – Altinex MT101-117 User Manual
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MULTITASKER
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7.6. SUMMARY OF COMMANDS
System Commands
1)
[VER]
Display firmware version
2)
[SET]
Set Unit ID number
3)
[RES]
Reset the system
4)
[?]
Display system status
5)
[?C]
Display card status
6)
[DFB]
Display card/unit feedback
7)
[EFB]
Enable card/unit feedback
8)
[IDUi]
Identify a single unit ID
9)
[IDU]
Identify all unit IDs
10) [STA1]
Enable auto-feedback
11) [STA0]
Disable auto-feedback
Group Commands
12) [WR]
Write cards to a group
13) [RMC]
Remove group members
14) [RMG]
Remove entire groups
15) [RD]
Display group members
Configuration Commands
16) [RATE]
Display communication rate
17) [RATE=]
Set communication rate
18) [RATE=S] Save communication rate
19) [BEEPn]
Sound beep of set length
20) [BEEP]
Sound short beep
21) [PING]
Display “[ ]”
22) [BAUD]
Display RS-232 baud rate
23) [BAUD=]
Set RS-232 baud rate
Special Commands
24) [TXR]
Bypass command
25) [TXM]
Bypass command - [ ]
26) <x[y]z>
Bypass command for ISM5000
27) <@x[y]z> Bypass command for ISM5000
28) [TEST]
Test memory, nondestructive
29) [HELP]
Display available commands
LED Commands
30) {LEDn=}
Set a single LED
31) {LEDm-n} Set a range of LEDs
32) {CLFC}
Clear card memory buffer
33) {CLFG}
Clear group memory buffer
34) {STA}
Show LED I/O connection
Key Commands
35) {RDK}
Display a key program
36) {WRK}
Write a key program
37) {CLRK}
Clear a key program
38) {LOCK}
Lock one or all keys
39) {UNLK}
Unlock one or all keys
40) {KEY}
Simulate a key press
41) {KFB}
Enable/disable key feedback
42) {RDLK}
Display a key label
43) {WRLK}
Write a key label
44) {CLRLK}
Clear a key label
45) {RDSK}
Display subroutines for a key
46) {SETVK}
Set key as volume control
47) {CLRVK}
Reset key to normal function
48) {UPLK}
Upload key program file
Subroutine Commands
49) {RDS}
Display a subroutine
50) {WRS}
Write a subroutine
51) {WRS=S}
Write a subroutine
52) {PING}
Display “OK” (from buffer)
53) {SUB}
Execute a subroutine
54) {CLRS}
Clear/erase a subroutine
55) {TEST}
Test memory, destructive
56) {WAIT}
Pause before next command