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question about nexia?

this command is unworkable:
SEND_STRING rsNexia, 'SET 1 PHPWR 129 1 1'
But i have answer from Nexia.

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  • AMXJeffAMXJeff Posts: 450
    Tassadar wrote:
    this command is unworkable:
    SEND_STRING rsNexia, 'SET 1 PHPWR 129 1 1'
    But i have answer from Nexia.

    // I think you will find you need a line feed... Do not know exactly what you mean by unworkable...

    SEND_STRING rsNexia, "'SET 1 PHPWR 129 1 1',10"
  • yuriyuri Posts: 861
    check baudrate

    SEND_COMMAND dvNexia, "'SET BAUD 38400, N, 8, 1'";

    and this is an example of a command to a Nexia

    SEND_STRING dvNexia, "'RECALL 1 PRESET 1001', $0D";

    to recall preset 1 :)
  • I believe Jeff used the correct delimiter - a linefeed character ($0A) rather than a carriage return ($0D)

    - Chip
  • AMXJeffAMXJeff Posts: 450
    Correct

    Yea Chip is right that I am right. But CHIP your hex codes are wrong, I guess you need to come to another one of my classes... Kidding....
  • Ahhhhh - it's that Jeff... :)

    I'm sure I have no idea what you're talking about. Those codes look fine to me. :)
  • VladaPUBVladaPUB Posts: 139
    <LF> on every line end !

    Try

    SET 1 INPMUTE 2 3 0<LF>

    WHERE

    1 IS SYSTEM NUMBER
    2 IS INSTANCE ID OD DEVICE WHAT YOU ARE CONTROLING
    3 IS INPUT NUMBER
    0 IN UNMUTE.


    It is working over TCP/IP also , so you dont need RS232/422/485 port :)
  • I don't see PHPWR as a valid command in the Nexia, but it is available in the Audia. There is a PHPWRCS command and a PHPWRPMM command.

    The PHPWR command is a phantom power command for the I/O block in the Audia. The PHPWRCS appears to be the same command for the I/O block in the Nexia.
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