Specifications

Page 24 Alcorn McBride Light Cue Pro User’s Guide • July 15, 2010
Ethernet/Serial/USB Control
The Light Cue Pro may be controlled using Ethernet using UDP on
port 2639, USB, or serial RS-232 messages via the rear DB-9
Control Connector or the DB-37 Control Connector. The data
format is 9600,N,8,1: 9600 baud, no parity, 8 bits/byte, with one
stop bit. The protocol is ASCII-based, and many commands are
identical to Pioneer Disc protocol. Upper or lower case characters
can be used interchangeably.
The most commonly used serial commands are:
“Jam-sync” means that
the DMX data will jump
ahead, backward, or
pause to maintain
synchronization to
incoming SMPTE
timecode.
Command Function
Select Cue Select a cue
Play Play the selected cue.
Loop Play Play the selected cue over and over
Still Stop output and hold the current "look."
Chase Play Play the selected cue and "jam-sync" to
SMPTE
The details of these commands follow. Throughout the table <CR>
means carriage return, a byte with the hexadecimal value 0D. Do
not include the quotes around the command.