Setkunlatch – Grass Valley Kaleido Remote Control Protocol Gateway Jan.09 2014 User Manual

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Gateway Commands

setKUnlatch

<setKStatusMessage>set id="ID" status="Status" message="Message"

</setKStatusMessage>

Where:

ID

is the identifier that will receive the new state.

Status

is any of the available statuses:

Message

is reserved for future use, and is ignored.

Gateway response:

<ack/>

: The command was recognized by the Gateway.

<nack/>

: The Gateway was not able to recognize the command.

setKUnlatch

KX

This command is used to acknowledge the global alarm for a given logical source (channel).
It can also be used to acknowledge specific alarms.

The command supports three parameter types:

channelName

,

id

or

uri

.

• Use

channelName

to acknowledge the global alarm associated with the specified

source:

<setKUnlatch>set channelName="ChannelName"</setKUnlatch>

Example:

<setKUnlatch>set channelName="/Input A/Channel 01"</setKUnlatch>

• Use

uri

to acknowledge the alarm with the specified URI:

<setKUnlatch> set uri="AlarmURI"</setKUnlatch>

Example:

<setKUnlatch>set uri="miranda.monako.daq://local/data/master/3/card/

av1/DTVCCData#dtvccService1Presence"</setKUnlatch>

• Use

id

to acknowledge the gateway alarm with the specified name:

<setKUnlatch>set id="AlarmName"</setKUnlatch>

Note:

Kaleido-Alto/Quad/Quad-Dual will only accept numeric values for

this parameter, in the range 0 to 1024. The Kaleido-K2 and Kaleido-X series
do not have this limitation.

Status

Alternate status

a

a. Legacy

Kaleido-X series

Kaleido-K2/Alto/Quad/Quad-Dual

DISABLE

DISABLE

Disabled

Disabled

NORMAL

OK

Normal

OK

MINOR

WARNING

Minor

Warning

MAJOR

MAJOR

Major

(not supported)

CRITICAL

ERROR

Critical

Error

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