Extron electronic Digital Video Scaler Series DVS 304 AD - Manual (Page 55)

3-15 DVS 304 • Serial Communication
Command
ASCII (T
elnet
)
(host to pr
ocessor
)
URL Encoded (W
eb
)
(host to pr
ocessor
)
Response (pr
ocessor to host
)
Additional description
Ether
net data port
Set curr
ent connection
port timeout
E
0 *
X6(
TC
}
W 0 %2A
X6(
TC
Pti 0
*
X6(
]
V
iew curr
ent connection
port timeout
E
0TC
}
W 0TC
X5!
]
Set global IP
port timeout
E
1 *
X6(
TC
}
W 1%2A
X6(
TC
Pti1 *
X6(
]
V
iew global IP
port
timeout
E
1TC
}
W 1TC
X6(
]
Firmwar
e version r
equests
N
An asterisk (*) after the version number indicates the version curr
ently running. Car
et (^) indicates bad checksum/invalid load. Question marks (?) indicate version not loaded.
Query firmwar
e version
Q or 1Q
Q or 1Q
X1!
]
Show the pr
ocessor
’s firmwar
e version
number (
X1!
) to two decimal places. Gives
the number of the curr
ently r
unning version
of the user
-updatable firmwar
e.
Query verbose version information
0Q
0Q
All r
esponses
fr
om 2Q-3Q-4Q
]
Show bootstrap, factory-installed, and updated firmwar
e versions. (See 2Q, 3Q,
and 4Q, below
.)
Example:
1Q
1Q
1.01
Query bootstrap version
2Q
2Q
X1!
]
The bootstrap firmwar
e is not user
-
replaceable but you may need this information for tr
oubleshooting.
Example:
2Q
2Q
0.06
Query factory firmwar
e
version
3Q
3Q
X1!
(plus web ver
.-
desc-UL
date/time)
]
Factory-installed firmwar
e is not user
replaceable. This firmwar
e is the version
the pr
ocessor r
everts to after a mode 1 r
eset
(see chapter 2).
Example
:
3Q
3Q
1.00(1.37-DVS 304 Series -Fri, 12
Aug
2005 03:28:10 GMT)
In this example, the factory firmwar
e version
is 1.00, (the kernel version 1.37), for the DVS 304,dated 12
August, 2005
Command/r
esponse table for IP contr
ol port commands
N
X1!
= V
ersion number
(listed to 2 decimal places)
X5!
= Extended-security (Passwor
d) levels:
1 – 10. The r
esponse is r
eturned as 2 digits with a leading zer
o
X6(
= The number of seconds befor
e timeout on the IP
connection:
(min = 1; max = 65000; default = 30 = 300 seconds). See page 3-6 for information