
DigiLinX
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Application Note
Application Note: 030061
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You should always set Baud Rate to 9600, Parity to None, Data Bits to 8 and Stop Bits to 1. The port will
depend on the output port from your RTI processor; just make sure to match the output port selection in
Integration Designer to the physical output port that your RS-232 cable is plugged into.
DigiLinX ASCII commands start with a “#” then use an “@” to designate the zone or service being
addressed. In this case, we are addressing the Player in the Living zone. Another “#” and the specific
command addressed to this service, in this case “Active On” turns on the zone. Finally, the command
must be finished with a carriage return, or “\r”.
ASCII commands can be hand written if you know the syntax. However, the easiest way to generate
ASCII commands is to use the macro tool in DigiLinX Dealer Setup! To open the macro tool, click
“Macros” at the top left corner in DigiLinX Dealer Setup.
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