System information

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The following is an example response to the “que? all” command,
which displays a single string from the output to the input
connection.
que? all response is 1,2
Interpreted as:
1 output,
output 1 is connected to input 2
5.2.2.6. GET? and SET commands
These commands allow the user to get and/or set various
properties and values of the system.
GET? property
SET property, value
Various "properties" can be "set" with a value; Some "properties'"
"value" can be read. A separate table is updated as properties
are added (and the list grows!). Note that each one behaves
differently: consult the GET? and SET? table (Section 5.2.3).
examples:
• set 21, 1 (sets auto interlock on)
• get? 21 (gets current auto interlock status)
• get? 1 (gets number of outputs)
• set 1,1 (causes an execution error 12)
• set 29,0 (changes system to "backwards
compatibility mode")