User manual RANE SR 4

[. . . ] OPERATORS MANUAL SR 4 SMART REMOTE Office Foyer Kitchen Maid Quarters Veranda Dining Hall Billiard Room Cat Box Office Small Dogs Medium Dogs Big Dogs Chicken Coop Pig Sty Horse Barn Goat Pen Reception Theater Office Boardroom Balcony Production Projection Vineyard Quick Start How many knobs does it take to turn on eight green LEDs?One. . . but at least read this section to avoid unwelcome jokes. Since Decora plates come in different colors, each SR 4 is shipped with 3 different color labels for installation behind the lens (we ship them without an insert installed). Colors included are white (w/ black logo), almond (w/ black logo) and black ( w/ white logo) which accommodate most applications. [. . . ] In the case of an error, the SR 4 sets bit 1. <devtype> The SR 4 device type value is $33, or an ASCII `3'. The SR 4 also accepts a value of $30, or an ASCII `0', the universal device type used for polling. The SR 4 always returns its device type of $33. <checksum> The checksum is defined as the sum of the ASCII encoded values of the <command/data> section. The sum is then masked with $007F to produce one byte with the MSB set to zero. The controller would send a valid checksum as defined above if it sent a value of $41 for the <msgtype>. The SR 4 then verifies the sent checksum by calculating the checksum from the data it received in the <command/data> section of the sent message. On the other hand, if the controller sent a value of $40 for the <msgtype> the SR 4 ignores the sent checksum. The controller must always send a checksum less than or equal to $7F, even if it intends for the SR 4 to ignore it. The SR 4 <checksum> response is based on the <msgtype> it was sent. If the SR 4 received a <msgtype> of $41, it returns a valid checksum (as defined) calculated from it's response data. If the SR 4 received a <msgtype> of $40, it returns zero. Manual- <command/data> The general format is <cmd1, arg1, arg2, . . . , cmd2, arg1, . . . >. The commas are part of the <command/data> structure and act as delimiters between the ASCII encoded commands and data. Concatenation of commands is limited to four commands. Text string arguments are delimited with quotes ("String"). If the string argument contains quotes, an accent character (`) placed in the string argument will be interpreted by the SR 4 as a double quote character ("). The ASCII value for the accent character is $60, not to be confused with a single quote character ('), ASCII value $27. For example: string argument: "A string that contains 'quotes' " is interpreted as: A string that contains "quotes". The controller sends commands/arguments for the SR 4 to process. This section of the message is limited to 40 characters for the SR 4. See the SR 4 Command Set section for details of valid commands. [. . . ] When this parameter is changed via a RW 485 message, the response is sent at the current baud rate, then the baud rate is updated to the new baud rate specified by the value sent. The default setting of 38400 is required for use with Rane controllers (i. e. , RPM 88/44/22). It can be restored by holding the encoder in during power-up for several seconds until the encoder LED turns on. This parameter sets the minimum time in milliseconds the remote waits after receiving a RW 485 message before it transmits a response. [. . . ]