Re: rs232 controling amp, with iviewer, wrong code structure?

...and guess what...:

\x0D@PWR:0\x0D was the magic word, to control a Marantz SR-5002
reciever.

Thank you Jarrod!

On 1 apr, 05:26, Jarrod Bell <jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
> Oh, and the EOM has nothing to do with commands, only feedback
> parsing:http://www.commandfusion.com/wiki/index.php?title=GuiDesigner:System_...
>
> Jarrod
>
> On Apr 1, 2:18 pm, deciBel <e...@mangset.no> wrote:
>
> > I'm having a bit of trouble getting my rs232 commands to work...
> > Ive got an amplifier, that has this type of protocol structure:
>
> > "@PWR:0\r"     (without "" ) ---> its a power on/off toggle command)
>
> > I tried to set the EOM to "\x0D" and also "\r" but nothing seems to
> > help.
> > I can see that the GC-100 respond by flashing the LEDs,  when I press
> > the button on my iPhone.
> > I have also checked my cabel for possible RxTx errors...
>
> > This is what I've tried so far..:
> > @PWR:0\r
> > @PWR:0\r \x0D
> > @PWR:0\r\x0D
> > @PWR:0\r\r
> > @ PWR: 0 \r\0xD
> > \x40PWR\x3A0\r
> > \x40PWR\x3A0\r\x0D
> > %40%50%57%52%3a%30%5c%72\r
> > %40%50%57%52%3a%30%5c%72\x0D
> > 0100000001010000010101110101001000111010001100000101110001110010
>
> > My system:
>
> > IP: (default): 192.168.1.70)
> > Port: 4998/4998
> > TCP
> > Maintain constant connection
> > Heartbeat managed by system
> > Heartbeat Rx:
> > Heartbeat Tx:
> > EOM: \x0D
> > Connection Join: 1
> > Startup Comand: None
> > Controller: Global Cache - GC-100-18
>
> > Only one button, and the above command in the whole project...
>
> > I was kind of hoping someone could show me what the command should
> > look like... I feel like Ive tried every possible combination soon:s
>
> > Thanks for any help/tips!

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