User guide

Command and Response Table for SIS Commands (continued)
Command SIS Command
(Host to Unit)
Response
(Unit to Host)
Additional description
File management
NOTE: The response to the View File Directory command differs, depending on whether the command is sent via an RS-232/RS-422 or
Telnet connection or sent via a web browser connection.
View file directory
RS-232/RS-422 port and
Telnet
E
DF
}
filename1,date/time,length
]
filename2,date/time,length
]
• •
]
• •
]
filenamen,date/time,length
]
# of Bytes•Left
]]
List user-supplied files.
View file directory
Web browser
E
DF
}
Var file = new array ();
File [1] = ‘filename1,date1,filesize1‘;
File [2] = ‘filename2,date2,filesize2‘;
• •
• •
File [n] = ‘filenamen,daten,filesizen‘;
File [n+1] = # of Bytes•Left
List user-supplied files.
Erase user-supplied web
pages/files
E
<filename>EF
}
Del<filename>
]
Information requests
Information request
I
V
X1#
X
X1$
•A
X1#
X
X1$
•S
X1%
1
X1%
2
...
X1%
n
]
V
X1#
X
X1$
shows the number of available inputs
and outputs for this configuration.
A
X1#
X
X1$
has no meaning for this product.
S
X1%
1
X1%
2
...
X1%
n
shows the board type installed
in each slot.
n is either 9 or 20, depending on the model.
Slot/plane/LC information
0*
X1^
I
X1&
a
X1&
b
X1&
c
...
X1&
p
]
Request part number
N
68-nnnn-nn
]
See www.extron.com, for part numbers.
Request part number and
board configuration
*N
68-nnnn-nn.
X1%
1
X1%
2
X1%
3
...
X1%
n
]
Part number plus I/O boards installed.
n is either 9 or 20, depending on the model.
Read reclocker status
X$
=
X%]
Show current reclocker status for output
X$
.
NOTE: The switcher automatically detects and reclocks the signal if the rate is 4.25 Gbps only. Other rates are ignored.
View SFP module status
40*
X1*
S
X2)
•
X2!
•
X2@
•
X2#]
NOTE: X1# = Number (quantity) of inputs In sets of 16 (016, 032, 048, 064, and so on)
X1$ = Number (quantity) of outputs In sets of 16 (016, 032, 048, 064, and so on)
X1% = Board installed 0 = No board installed 4 = Non-pathological multimode board
1 = Non-reclocking multimode board 5 = Non-pathological singlemode board
2 = Non-reclocking singlemode board 6 = Pathological singlemode board
3 = 3G, SDI, HD-SDI board X = Unknown board or mix of transceivers
X1^ = I/O board slot number 01 – 20 (FOX Matrix 320x) or 01 – 09 (FOX Matrix 14400)
X1& = Transceiver module installed 0 = No module installed
1 = Non-pathological multimode module 3 = 3G-SDI, HD-SDI, SD-SDI module
2 = Non-pathological singlemode module 4 = Pathological singlemode module
X1* = Transceiver module number 001 – 320 (or maximum number of transceiver modules for your configuration)
X1( = Reclocking status 0 = signal reclocked 1 = signal not reclocked
X2) = Vendor/manufacturer name
X2! = Transmit output power in milliwatts
X2@ = Receive optical power in milliwatts
X2# = SFP temperature Degrees Celsius
X% = Output reclocking rate 00 = Bypass mode
01 = Automatic mode (HDSDI boards only) 03 = 2.125 Gbps (laser boards only)
02 = 1.250 Gbps (laser boards only) 04 = 4.250 Gbps (laser boards only)
X$ = SFP or reclockable output number 000 – 320 or 144 (FOX Matrix 14400) (000 = global [SFP only])
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