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Calypso Control - Event Database Command Summary
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Command Type |
Relay |
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Description |
Open and close relays |
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Command |
#GPOx["y",Dz]; |
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#GPOx["y",Dz]; |
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Arguments |
x = relay number |
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y = OPEN or CLOSE |
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D = optional delay duration before returning to prior state |
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z = duration; unit = 4.4ms |
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Example Description |
Open relay 1 and hold for .5 sec |
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Example |
#GPO1["OPEN",D114]; |
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Command Type |
Event |
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Description |
Trigger event by number |
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Command |
#EVTx[Wy]; |
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Arguments |
x = event number |
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W = optional "wait" duration before next action |
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y = duration in seconds |
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Example Description |
Trigger event 15 then wait 5 seconds |
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Example |
#EVT15[W5]; |
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Command Type |
Serial Transmit |
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Description |
Transmit serial commands in ASCII and HEX |
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Command |
#COMx[Ty,"insert string", Dz] |
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Arguments |
x = com port number |
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y = 1 for ASCII string |
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y = 2 for HEX string |
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D = delay |
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z = duration; unit = 4.4ms |
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Example Description |
Send HELLO through COM1 as ASCII followed by .5 sec delay |
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Example |
#COM1[T1,"HELLO", D114]; |
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Command Type |
IR Output |
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Description |
Transmit a CIRT command |
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Command |
#XR0x[Fy,"z"]; |
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Arguments |
x = IR output port number |
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y = 1 for CIRT |
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y = 2 for Universal IR code |
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z = 4-char IR code for CIRT or IR string for universal |
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Example Description |
Transmit CIRT code out IR port 1 |
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Example |
#XR01[F1,"08B9"]; |
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Command Type |
Trigger Enable/Disable |
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Description |
Turn external event trigger on/off for a specific Event |
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Command |
#TRG["x",y] |
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Arguments |
x = ON or OFF |
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y = event number |
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Example Description |
Disable the trigger for event 36 |
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Example |
#TRG["OFF",36]; |
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Command Type |
Network Command |
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Description |
Transmit command to an IP address |
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Command |
#NET[IP Address, Px,Ty,"command"]; |
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Arguments |
IP Address = target IP address |
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x = network port number |
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y = 1 for ASCII |
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y = 2 for Hex |
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command = actual command string |
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Example Description |
Send a Hex string through Port 5000 to an IP address |
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Example |
#NET[192.168.1.101,P5000,T2,"02001B2C03"]; |
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Command Type |
Input Trigger |
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Description |
Detect change of input state |
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Command |
#GPIx["y"]; |
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Arguments |
x = input number |
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y = OPEN or CLOSE |
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Example Description |
Trigger event when Input 1 is OPEN |
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#GPI1["OPEN"]; |
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Command Type |
Serial Compare Trigger |
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Description |
Compare incoming string to a template string |
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Command |
#CMP1[Cx,"string"]; |
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Arguments |
x = 1 for ASCII string |
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x = 2 for Hex string |
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Example Description |
Trigger event when incoming COM1 string is HELLO |
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Example |
#CMP1[C1,"HELLO"]; |
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Command Type |
IR Input Trigger |
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Description |
Use incoming CIRT code as a trigger |
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Command |
#XRIy["F1,"CIRT code"]; |
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Arguments |
y = IR input port number |
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CIRT code = 4-char representation of 12-bit Sony IR command |
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Example Description |
Trigger event when the CIRT code 08B9 is received from IR input 1 |
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Example |
#XRI1[F1,"08B9"]; |
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Command Type |
Network Compare Trigger |
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Description |
Compare incoming string to a template string |
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Command |
#NCM[Cx,"string"]; |
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Arguments |
x = 1 for ASCII string |
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x = 2 for Hex string |
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Example Description |
Trigger event when the network string is HELLO |
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Example |
#NCM[C1,"HELLO"]; |
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Command Type |
Weekly Timer |
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Description |
Use the Real Time Clock to trigger events on a weekly basis |
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Command |
#TMR[Wx:y:z]; |
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Arguments |
x = 1 for Sunday |
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x = 2 for Monday |
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x = 3 for Tuesday |
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x = 4 for Wednsday |
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x = 5 for Thursday |
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x = 6 for Friday |
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x = 7 for Saturday |
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y = hour (00 - 23) |
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z = minutes (00 - 59) |
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Example Description |
Trigger event every Monday at 8:00 am |
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Example |
#TMR[W2:08:00]; |
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Command Type |
Daily Timer |
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Description |
Use the Real Time Clock to trigger events on a daily basis |
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Command |
#TMR[Dx:y]; |
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Arguments |
x = hour (00 - 23) |
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y = minutes (00 - 59) |
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Example Description |
Trigger event daily at 8:00 am |
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Example |
#TMR[D08:00]; |
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Command Type |
Hourly Timer |
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Description |
Use the Real Time Clock to trigger events on an hourly basis |
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Command |
#TMR[Hx]; |
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Arguments |
x = minutes past the hour |
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Example Description |
Trigger event hourly at 20 minutes past the hour |
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Example |
#TMR[H20]; |
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Command Type |
Interval Timer |
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Description |
Use the Real Time Clock to trigger events every x minutes |
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Command |
#TMR[Mx]; |
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Arguments |
x = minutes |
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Example Description |
Trigger event every 7 minutes |
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Example |
#TMR[M7]; |
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Author David Hawthorne.
Copyright © 2006 Image Design Technology Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.
Revised: May 2006.
