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SEND_STRING Escape Sequences
The DXLink Modules support several special SEND_STRING escape sequences. If any of the character
combinations listed below are found anywhere within a SEND_STRING program instruction, they will be
treated as a command and not the literal characters.
Use the ESCSEQON and ESCSEQOFF NetLinx SEND_COMMANDS to control whether these are active
or not. The ESCSEQON command must precede the Escape Sequences, otherwise the strings will be
processed normally. These commands are sent to Port 1.
SEND_STRING Escape Sequences
Command Description
27, 17
Send a break character for
a specified duration to a
specific device.
Syntax:
27,17,<time>
Variable:
time = 1 to 255 (measured in 100 microsecond increments)
Example:
SEND_STRING RS232_1,"27,17,10"
Sends a break character of 1 millisecond to the RS232_1 device.
27, 18, 0
Clear the ninth data bit by
setting it to 0 on all character
transmissions.
Used in conjunction with the 'B9MON' command (see page 95).
Syntax:
27,18,0
Example:
SEND_STRING RS232_1,"27,18,0"
Sets the RS232_1 device’s ninth data bit to 0 on all character transmissions.
27, 18, 1
Set the ninth data bit to 1 for
all subsequent characters to
be transmitted.
Used in conjunction with the 'B9MON' command (page 95).
Syntax:
27,18,1
Example:
SEND_STRING RS232_1,"27,18,1"
Sets the RS232_1 device’s ninth data bit to 1 on all character transmissions.
27, 19
Insert a time delay before
transmitting the next
character.
Syntax:
27,19,<time>
Variable:
time = 1 to 255. Measured in 1 millisecond increments.
Example:
SEND_STRING RS232_1,"27,19,10"
Inserts a 10 millisecond delay before transmitting characters to the RS232_1
device.
- Twisted Pair 1
- Transmitters/Receiver 1
- Contents 3
- ESD Warning 7
- Copyright Notice 10
- Liability Notice 10
- US FCC Notice 10
- Lithium Batteries Notice 11
- Trademark Notices 11
- Warnings and Cautions 11
- Applicability Notice 13
- Product Notes 13
- Product Compatibility Tables 14
- Common Applications 16
- Transmitters 16
- Multi-Format TX front view 16
- HDMI TX front view 16
- (Blinking = #3 Toggle OFF) 17
- Multi-Format TX rear view 21
- HDMI TX rear view 21
- Receiver 24
- HDMI RX front view 24
- HDMI RX rear view 25
- Common Features/Functionality 27
- HDCP Compliance 28
- General Specifications 31
- Shielded Cat6, Cat6A, Cat7* 32
- qualified): 1 per module 33
- Audio Format 34
- Analog Video Specifications 36
- Local Audio Specifications 37
- Installation and Setup 39
- Setup Information 40
- Example B 43
- Example C 43
- Example D 43
- Example A 43
- DXLink connections 44
- Avoid network loops 46
- V Style mounting hardware 50
- ICS LAN 10/100 LEDs 54
- (modules only) 54
- NetLinx LEDs 55
- DXLink LEDs 55
- Audio Type Precedence 56
- Important: Do not 57
- Rear view 57
- Front view 57
- HDMI RX – Applying Power 62
- IR Receiver cable (FG-IR03) 64
- ID Pushbutton Functions 65
- Manual Mode 66
- DXLink Transmitter 68
- Network Configuration 69
- TCP/IP Address Configuration 70
- Factory Default Parameters 71
- Device IDs 72
- Using the ID Pushbutton 72
- LED columns 77
- IRL File Transfers 79
- Transferring IRL Files 82
- Additional Documentation 84
- Device Numbering and Ports 85
- Overview 85
- CHANNELs 87
- Aspect Ratio Options 89
- VIDIN_PREF_EDID 93
- IR SEND_COMMANDs 97
- GET MODE 98
- Serial SEND_COMMANDs 101
- DXLink System SEND_COMMANDs 104
- SEND_STRING Escape Sequences 105
- Troubleshooting 107
- Determining HDCP Compliance 108
- Power Issues 108
- DXLink Connection Issues 109
- Network Setup Issues 110
- Technical Support 110
- Extender System (Standalone) 111
- Important Upgrade Information 114
- Transferring KIT Files 115
- Telnet Username and Password 118
- Telnet Commands (continued) 120
- Master Connection Modes 125
- Windows Client Programs 126
- Linux Telnet Client 126
- Receivers is 192.168.1.2) 127
- Creating a Virtual Master 129
- Click to open the 129
- Communication Settings 129
- CONNECTION and press Enter 132
- HD-15 Connector Cable Pinout 134
- DVI-I signal is required 135
- SEND_COMMANDs 141
- CEA (RGB Color Space): 142
- CVR (RGB Color Space): 143
- CVT (RGB Color Space): 144
- DMR (RGB Color Space): 145
- DMT (RGB Color Space): 145
- Applicability 147
- Remove jackscrew and washer 148
- Appendix H – EDID Programming 149
- DXLink Connection to PC 150
- EDID Programmer View 151
- 06/20/13 154
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