Status responses, Capacitydata, Statusdata – Grass Valley PDR v.2.2 User Manual

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Status Responses

CapacityData

CapacityData

Response to a Capacity command. Returns the approximate remaining record
time available for the file partition specified in the Capacity command.

Packet format:

74 30 ff ss mm hh cs

where:

ff ss mm hh = remaining recording time
cs = checksum

StatusData

StatusData statusA statusB statusC statusD

Response to a Status command. Returns a status byte for each of the four
possible channels. Each status byte consists of two parts: a two-bit state
indicator (bit 0 and bit1) and a six-bit status bitmap (bit3 through bit7).
bit0/bit1:

0 = channel is reset.
1 = channel is set.
2 = channel is cued.
3 = channel is active.

bit2:

0 = is not paused.
1 = is paused.

bit3:

0 = EE is not set.
1 = EE is set.

bit4:

0 = Fields is set to 1.
1 = Fields is set to 2.

bit5:

0 = video is not valid.
1 = video is valid.

bit6:

0 = is not Recorder Channel
1 = is Recorder Channel

bit7:

0 = channel is not configured.
1 = channel is configured.

Packet format:

74 31 sA sB sC sD cs

where:

sA = status byte for panel A
sB = status byte for panel B
sC = status byte for panel C
sD = status byte for panel D
cs = checksum

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