Grass Valley Kaleido Remote Control Protocol Gateway May.2011 - Manual (Page 17)

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setKUnlatch KX
This command is used to acknowledge the global alarm for a given source (channel). It can also
be used to acknowledge specific alarms.
The command supports three parameter types: channelName, id or uri:
o If channelName is specified, the global alarm associated with the specified source
(channel) will be acknowledged.
o If uri is specified, the alarm with the specified URI will be acknowledged.
o If id is specified then the gateway alarm with the specified ID will be acknowledged.
Note: Only one parameter can be specified, otherwise the Gateway will return <nack/>.
 <setKUnlatch>set channelName="ChannelName"</setKUnlatch>
 <setKUnlatch> set uri="AlarmURI"</setKUnlatch>
 <setKUnlatch>set id="AlarmName"</setKUnlatch>
Gateway response:
 <ack/>: The command was recognized by the Gateway.
 <nack/>: The Gateway was not able to recognize the command.
Examples:
o <setKUnlatch>set channelName="/Input A/Channel 01"</setKUnlatch>
o <setKUnlatch>set
uri="miranda.monako.daq://local/data/master/3/card/av1/DTVCCData#dt
vccService1Presence"</setKUnlatch>
o <setKUnlatch>set id="my_gateway_alarm_1"</setKUnlatch>
setKChannel KX K2 AQ
This command is used to assign a logical source (channel) to the specified monitor in the current
layout.
<setKChannel>set channelname=ChannelName monitor=MonitorNumber
</setKChannel>
Where:
o ChannelName is the name of the logical source you wish to assign to the specified
monitor. On a Kaleido-X series multi-viewer this is the full path to the source (channel).
Ex.: /Input A/Channel 1.
o MonitorNumber is the identifier of the monitor to which the source is to be assigned.
On a Kaleido-X series multi-viewer the monitor number must be prefixed with the room
name and a ―/‖ if the session does not have a room context. Ex.: