Instruction Manual

SIS
™
Programming and Control, cont’d
MLC 104 Series • SIS
™
Programming and Control5-26
PRELIMINARY
Command/response table for SIS commands (continued) Command ASCII (Telnet) URL Encoded (Web) Response Additional description
(host to switcher) (host to switcher) (switcher to host)
Send e-mail file named in mailbox
24
Esc
X45
SM W
X45
SM
|
Eml
X45
Send a different e-mail file (one not named in the mailbox)
24
Esc
X45
,
X70
,
X47
SM W
X45
%2C
X70
%2C
X47
SM
|
Eml
X45
X70
= The number to insert into an email
message if a ____.eml file has an embedded server-side include “<!--#echo var = “WCR|” -->” (the
Esc
command with
no parameters.) The numeral is a 16-bit number to be employed as the user defines. This is an optional parameter. Use 0 as a placeholder if the optional
X47
variable is
used but
X70
is not needed.
Set e-mail server IP address and user domain name
24
Esc
X14
,
X15
CM W
X14
%2C
X15
CM
|
Ipm•
X14
,
X15
X14
= IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx). Leading
zeros are optional in setting values.
X15
= E-mail domain name, e.g., extron.com
Read/view e-mail server IP address and user domain name
Esc
CM W CM
|
X14
,
X15
X14
= IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx). Leading
zeros are suppressed in returned values.
X15
= E-mail domain name, e.g., extron.com
Event control
Start events
27
Esc
1AE W1AE
|
Ego
Stop events
27
Esc
0AE W0AE
|
Est
Query quantity of events running
Esc
AE WAE
|
##### The response is the quantity of currently
running events, and it includes leading zeros. For example, if two events are running, the response is 00002
.
Set the event number (
X35
) to hook to front panel button presses (hardware-script interactions)
24
Esc
X35
EN W
X35
EN
|
Ehk
X35
If desired, use this command to designate an event script (
X35
.EVT) to be used to track
and react to hardware happenings and MLC button presses.
X35
= event number (0 - 99). The default
value of
X35
after a system reset is 255.
This command is optional. You do not have to use this command to set up the MLC. By default during configuration, the configuration software associates the main event script
file (0.EVT) with hardware events and button presses. Once that event file has been compiled, it is capable of receiving information from the MLC’s register that tracks hardware actions and button presses. In response to a detected button press or other hardware happening, the event script can then tell the MLC to issue commands, or make some other change. You would use this command only to associate a different event script file with tracking and responding to hardware/button actions.