Kramer Electronics VP-727A-BA User Manual

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Kramer VP-727A-BA Protocol (Ver. 3.21)

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INSTRUCTION

1

st

Byte

2

nd

Byte

3

rd

Byte

4

th

Byte COMMENT

T-BAR POSITION

23

80

80+Value

81

Value 0~112

See NOTE 1

HEADPHONE SOURCE

PREVIEW

24

80

80

81

See NOTE 1

HEADPHONE SOURCE

PROGRAM

24

80

81

81

READ HEADPHONE SOURCE 25

80

80

81

See NOTE 3

SEND CHANGED AUDIO

PARAMETER INSTRUCTION

3F

80

81

81

See NOTE 7

NOTES on the above table:

NOTE 1:

The reply to these instructions is:

- 1st byte: 0x40 + 1st byte sent

- 2nd byte: Same as 2nd byte sent

- 3

rd

byte: Same as 3

rd

byte sent

- 4

th

byte: Same as 4th byte sent

Example:

1st byte 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte

Send

0x02

0x81

0x81

0x81

Reply

0x42

0x81

0x81

0x81

NOTE 2:

In the case of an error, the reply code will be:

- 1

st

byte: 0x50

- 2

nd

, 3

rd

and 4

th

byte – don’t care

NOTE 3:

The reply to these READ commands is:

- 1

st

byte: 0x40 + 1

st

byte sent

- 2

nd

byte: Same as the data that was sent

- 3

rd

byte: Requested data (as defined by the command which sets this parameter)

- 4

th

byte: 0x81

Example:

Read Preview Input 3 Level. The reply in this case tells us that the level is 0x17

1st byte 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte

Send

0x19

0x93

0x80

0x81

Reply

0x59

0x93

0x97

0x81

Example:

Read Program Input #. The reply in this case tells us that the Input 4 is connected to the Program output

1st byte 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte

Send

0x06

0x81

0x80

0x81

Reply

0x46

0x81

0x84

0x81

NOTE 4:

In the case where the VP-727A-BA is in “FADE” mode (ie, not “CUT” mode), it will send this command via RS-232 after it

has completed the transition.

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