AMX G3 Universal Remote User Manual


 
Color Active-Matrix LCD Touch Panels AXCESS Programming 127
Shorthand Send_Commands
Figure 193 lists the shorthand send commands you can use with the Touch Panels.
The shorthand command data is one-byte, non-ASCII format except for pages,
passwords, text, and bitmap names.
Shorthand Send_Commands
Command Description
"'@CBF',<variable text
address>,<color_number
>"
Set the OFF feedback border color to the specified color.
<variable text address> = 1 - 255
<color_number> = see Figure 190
Example:
SEND_COMMAND TP,"'@CBF',1,0"
Sets the OFF feedback border color to RED for the variable
text button 1.
"'@CBN',<variable text
address>,<color_number
>"
Set the ON feedback border color to the specified color.
<variable text address> = 1 - 255
<color_number> = see Figure 190
Example:
SEND_COMMAND TP,"'@CBN',2,78"
Sets the ON feedback border color to GRAY for variable text
button 2.
"'@CFF',<variable text
address>,<color_number
>"
Set the OFF feedback fill color to the specified color.
<variable text address> = 1 - 255
<color_number> = see Figure 190
Example:
SEND_COMMAND TP,"'@CFF',1,72"
Sets the OFF feedback fill color to WHITE for variable text
button 1.
Figure 193
Shorthand Send_Commands
Note
Shorthand commands were
designed by AMX to stream-
line receiving, processing,
and transmitting AXCESS
Central Controller data. The
shorthand commands
operate control equipment
just like the standard
Send_Commands still used in
a wide variety of AMX
products, but they are simply
smaller byte-for-byte, and,
thus, processed more
efficiently.