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COMMAND: *ZxxVRSTON<CR> – zone xx VOLUME RESET ON.
RESPONSE: Same response as for *ZxxSETSR<CR>
NOTE: sending this command to the E6D will set override (lock out KEYPAD non-address DIP switches) for this zone until power is cycled.
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COMMAND: *ZxxVRSTOFF<CR> – zone xx VOLUME RESET OFF.
RESPONSE: Same response as for *ZxxSETSR<CR>
NOTE: sending this command to the E6D will set override (lock out KEYPAD non-address DIP switches) for this zone until power is cycled.
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COMMAND: *ZxxLKON<CR> – zone xx KEYPAD LOCK ON – This will INHIBIT ANY keypad control input on the zone.
This is the same as activating the Parental lock control at a keypad by holding down a SOURCE key for three seconds).
RESPONSE: #ZxxLKON<CR>
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COMMAND: *ZxxLKOFF<CR> – zone xx KEYPAD LOCK ON – This will RESTORE ALL keypad control input on the zone
(useful as Parental lock control) . This is the same as de-activating the Parental lock control at a keypad by
holding down a SOURCE key for three seconds).
RESPONSE: #ZxxLKOFF<CR>
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COMMAND: *VER<CR> – Firmware version query.
RESPONSE: #NUVO_E6D_vx.yy<CR> where x is the major version number and yy
is the minor version number.
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RESPONSE: #EXTMON<CR> Issued whenever the External MUTE first activates (closure to ground) and
0 whenever the External MUTE de-activates (open connection to ground).
NOTE – there is no COMMAND associated with this response; it is always initiated by a change at the EXT. MUTE input.
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RESPONSE: #EXTMOFF<CR> Issued whenever External MUTE de-activates (open connection to ground).
NOTE – there is no COMMAND associated with this response; it is always initiated by a change at the EXT. MUTE input.
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