Manual

ASCII character Command Parameters
C Channel number 1-3 digit number (range 1-512)
F Fade time for a preset 1-3 digit number (range 0-999)
H Heartbeat (on/off) 1 digit (range 0-1)
L Channel level 1-3 digit number (range 0-255)
M Mode (DMX input/output) 1 digit (range 0-1)
P Play preset 1-2 digit number (range 1-20)
R Record preset 1-2 digit number (range 1-20)
S Slave support 1 digit (range 0-2)
T Channel or preset fade time 1-3 digit number (range 0-999)
U Update software 2 digit number (must be 42)
V Version number none
Z Set all levels to zero none
@ Channel level 1-3 digit number (range 0-255)
? Query 1-3 digit number (range 0-512) or
letter P
$ Reset interface none
Setting a channel level
Commands relating to setting a single channel can be send in a one packet with a
single carriage return at the end. The format for setting a channel to a level is:
C ### L ### <CR> or: C ### @ ### <CR>
For example, setting a channel to a level could be sent as:
C 15 L 255 <CR>
In this example, channel 15 would be set to a level of 255.
A time may also be assigned to the movement of a single channel. The format is:
C ### L ### T ### <CR>
For example:
C 15 L 45 T 5 <CR>
In this example, channel 15 would fade from its current level to a level of 45 in 5
seconds.
Note that multiple channels may not be moved within a single command. The channel