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RS232 and Ethernet GRX Integration Protocol
Language Reference
GRAFIK Eye 3000, 4000, and Integrale Series Control UnitsCommand Set to Communicate
with GRAFIK Eye® RS232 and Ethernet Interfaces RPRG Commands**
SET TIME ........................................................................ .....13 REPORT TIME .......................................................................13 SELECT SCHEDULE ..............................................................13 REPORT SCHEDULE ..............................................................14 REPORT SUNRISE/SUNSET ...................................................14 SUPER SEQUENCE START ....................................................14 SUPER SEQUENCE PAUSE ....................................................14 SUPER SEQUENCE RESUME .................................................14 REPORT SUPER SEQUENCE STATUS .....................................15 SET TIMECLOCK STATUS .....................................................15 REPORT TIMECLOCK STATUS ...............................................15Programming Mode: Control Unit Commands
START PROGRAMMING MODE .......................................16 END PROGRAMMING MODE ...........................................16 READ CONTROL UNIT INFO ............................................17 READ LOAD TYPES ........................................................18 READ LOW ENDS ...........................................................19 READ HIGH ENDS ..........................................................20 READ PRESET SCENE ....................................................21 STOP COMMUNICATION LINK ........................................22 RESTART COMMUNICATION LINK ..................................22 PROGRAM WHO I TALK TO ............................................22 PROGRAM LOAD TYPES .................................................22 PROGRAM LOW ENDS ...................................................23 PROGRAM HIGH ENDS ...................................................25 PROGRAM PRESET SCENE .............................................26 PROGRAM TEMPORARY MODE ......................................26Programming Mode: Accessory Control Commands
READ ACCESSORY CONTROL INFO ................................27 READ ACCESSORY CONTROL RESPONSE TABLE ............28 READ ACCESSORY CONTROL SPECIFIC DATA ...............31 PROGRAM ACCESSORY CONTROL ................................32 PROGRAM ACCESSORY CONTROL DATA TABLE .............32 PROGRAM ACCESSORY CONTROL SPECIFIC DATA ........34Non-Programming Mode Command
SET REMOTE LEDs ........................................................35DACPI Accessory Control Commands
DACPI ON ......................................................................35 DACPI OFF .....................................................................35Appendix A
ASCII Character Lookup Chart ..............................................36 Error Codes ........................................................................ ..36Control Unit and Accessory Control
Raw Feedback ...................................................................36 ** Requires GRX-PRG or GRX-CI-PRG control interface.General Information
Communication Settings ........................................................2 Typical Interface Wiring ..........................................................2 Ethernet Wiring ......................................................................2 GRAFIK Eye Control Units .......................................................3 Scenes ........................................................................ ....3 Intensity ........................................................................ ..3 Shade Commands ...........................................................3 Load Types Supported .....................................................4 Accessory Controls ................................................................5 DIP Switch .......................................................................5 LEDs ........................................................................ ........5 Command Formats .................................................................5 System Responses to Commands ..........................................6 Response Strings.............................................................6 End of Response ....................................................................6Ethernet Setup Commands
SET IP ADDRESS ....................................................................7 READ IP ADDRESS..................................................................7 SET SUBNET MASK ................................................................7 READ SUBNET MASK ..............................................................7 SET GATEWAY ........................................................................ 8 READ GATEWAY .....................................................................8 SET LOGIN NAME ...................................................................8 READ LOGIN NAME.................................................................8 DEVICE RESET ........................................................................ 8RS232 and Ethernet Commands
CODE REV LEVEL ....................................................................9 SELECT SCENE .......................................................................9 SCENE LOCK ........................................................................ ..9 REQUEST SCENE STATUS .......................................................9 SEQUENCE ........................................................................ ...10 ZONE LOCK ........................................................................ ..10 ZONE LOWER .......................................................................10 ZONE LOWER STOP ..............................................................10 ZONE RAISE ........................................................................ .11 ZONE RAISE STOP ................................................................11 SET CONTROL UNIT ZONE INTENSITIES* ..............................11 READ CONTROL UNIT ZONE INTENSITIES .............................12 * Requires GRAFIK Eye 3500 or 4500 Series control unit and not applicable to GRX-RS232.Contents
2 GRAFIK Eye® RS3/Ethernet Integration Protocol Language ReferenceGeneral Information
This document describes the commands available to monitor and operate the GRAFIK Eye system through various
GRAFIK Eye RS232 and Ethernet Interfaces: GRX-RS232, GRX-CI-RS232, GRX-IA-CI-RS232, GRX-CI-NWK-E,GRX-IA-CI-NWK-E, GRX-PRG, and GRX-CI-PRG.
Note: RS232 commands apply to all the above products; PRG commands apply only to GRX-CI-PRG and GRX-
PRG, except where specifically noted otherwise (see Set Zone Intensity command).Communication Settings
RS3 Settings
To configure your device to talk to a GRAFIK Eye RS232 Interface, use the data conventions listed below.
9600 BAUD
8 DATA
1 STOP
NO PARITY
NO FLOW CONTROL
If you wish to send these commands from a PC, run the Microsoft Windows® Hyper Terminal program or an
equivalent program. Then, select Local Echo, Line Feed, and Carriage Return inbound and outbound. This allows
you to see the characters that you are typing as well as keep the responses from overwriting typed characters.
Ethernet Settings
To configure your device to talk to a GRAFIK Eye Ethernet Interface, open a Telnet session with the following default
IP address, port, subnet, and login information.
Default IP Address: 19.168.50.1
Default Port: 3 (Telnet Port)
Default Subnet: 55.55.55.0
Default Login for Connection 1: 'nwk'
Default Login for Connection : 'nwk'
If you wish to send these commands from a PC, run the Microsoft Windows® Telnet program or an equivalent
program.Typical Interface Wiring
For connection to any GRAFIK Eye RS232 Interface, use a cable with a male and female DB9 connector. If you do
not have this cable, the following table lists the connections you need to make one.RS3 I/O Link on
GRX-RS3 and
GRX-PRG
Typical PC or A/V
equipment signalPin on GRX-CI-RS3 and
GRX-CI-PRG standard
9-pin connector
Pin on
standard 5-pin connector1 CommonCOM57
2 Data InTxD32
3 Data OutRxD23
4 Unused
5 Unused
Ethernet Wiring
Wire out of Ethernet port to PC or AV Equipment using CAT5 cable (maximum 328 feet/100 m) to connect to
auxiliary equipment. The Ethernet Link LED will light continuously when link is present and will flash when there is
link activity. Ethernet network equipment and cables provided by thrid-party suppliers. R Language Reference GRAFIK Eye® RS232/Ethernet Integration ProtocolGeneral Information (continued)
GRAFIK Eye Control Units
There are eight addresses (1 to 8) available for Control Units in a GRAFIK Eye System. The following terms are
applicable for GRAFIK Eye 3000 and 4000 Series Control Units.Scenes
Each Control Unit has 16 scenes plus OFF. For commands that include a scene parameter, the scene isrepresented by a single character 0 (zero) to G. Characters 1 to 9 represent scenes 1 to 9, characters A to G
represent scenes 10 to 16, and 0 represents the OFF scene.Intensity (int)
Intensity information can range from 0h to 7Fh (h indicates a hexadecimal value). For presets, an intensity of
D0h assigns a zone to "unaffected." For all load types, 0h turns it OFF and opens the air-gap relay. A value of
1h closes the relay and sets a minimum light level. A value of 7Fh turns it to maximum light level. If the zone is a
non-dim, then any intensity will turn it ON; 0h is required to turn the zone OFF.The range of intensities are represented as ASCII hexadecimal values 0h to 7Fh. This allows for 18 finite
intensities. This range of values is scaled from 0% to 99% for display on the Control Unit or LiaisonTM software.
To convert intensity percentages to ASCII hexadecimal values, use the following table: R 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 6 6 5 7 7 6 8 8 7 9 98 11 B
9 12 C
10 13 D
11 15 F
12 16 10
13 17 11
14 18 12
15 20 14
16 21 15
17 22 16
18 24 18
19 25 19
20 26 1A
21 27 1B
22 29 1D
23 30 1E
24 31 1F
25 32 20
26 34 22
27 35 23
28 36 24
29 38 26
30 39 27
31 40 28
32 41 29
33 43 2B
34 44 2C
35 45 2D
36 47 2F
37 48 30
38 49 31
39 50 32
40 52 34
41 53 35
42 54 36
43 56 38
44 57 39
45 58 3A
46 59 3B
47 61 3D
48 62 3E
49 63 3F
50 64 40
51 66 42
52 67 43
Intensity % Hex. Value
1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 6 6 5 7 7 6 8 8 7 9 98 11 B
9 12 C
10 13 D
11 15 F
12 16 10
13 17 11
14 18 12
15 20 14
16 21 15
17 22 16
18 24 18
19 25 19
20 26 1A
21 27 1B
22 29 1D
23 30 1E
24 31 1F
25 32 20
26 34 22
27 35 23
28 36 24
29 38 26
30 39 27
31 40 28
32 41 29
33 43 2B
34 44 2C
35 45 2D
36 47 2F
37 48 30
38 49 31
39 50 32
40 52 34
41 53 35
42 54 36
43 56 38
44 57 39
45 58 3A
46 59 3B
47 61 3D
48 62 3E
49 63 3F
50 64 40
51 66 42
52 67 43
1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 6 6 5 7 7 6 8 8 7 9 98 11 B
9 12 C
10 13 D
11 15 F
12 16 10
13 17 11
14 18 12
15 20 14
16 21 15
17 22 16
18 24 18
19 25 19
20 26 1A
21 27 1B
22 29 1D
23 30 1E
24 31 1F
25 32 20
26 34 22
27 35 23
28 36 24
29 38 26
30 39 27
31 40 28
32 41 29
33 43 2B
34 44 2C
35 45 2D
36 47 2F
37 48 30
38 49 31
39 50 32
40 52 34
41 53 35
42 54 36
43 56 38
44 57 39
45 58 3A
46 59 3B
47 61 3D
48 62 3E
49 63 3F
50 64 40
51 66 42
52 67 43
Intensity % Hex. Value
1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 6 6 5 7 7 6 8 8 7 9 98 11 B
9 12 C
10 13 D
11 15 F
12 16 10
13 17 11
14 18 12
15 20 14
16 21 15
17 22 16
18 24 18
19 25 19
20 26 1A
21 27 1B
22 29 1D
23 30 1E
24 31 1F
25 32 20
26 34 22
27 35 23
28 36 24
29 38 26
30 39 27
31 40 28
32 41 29
33 43 2B
34 44 2C
35 45 2D
36 47 2F
37 48 30
38 49 31
39 50 32
40 52 34
41 53 35
42 54 36
43 56 38
44 57 39
45 58 3A
46 59 3B
47 61 3D
48 62 3E
49 63 3F
50 64 40
51 66 42
52 67 43
53 68 44
54 70 46
55 71 47
56 72 48
57 73 49
58 75 4B
59 76 4C
60 77 4D
61 79 4F
62 80 50
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