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C4630 SE HOME AUDIO SYSTEM
C4630 SE Inbound Serial Commands
Each C4630 SE inbound serial command begins with a colon character (:), followed by a single letter that indicates the
desired command, then one or more parameters, and ends with a carriage return (<cr>).
CCoommmmaanndd SSyynnttaaxx PPaarraammeetteerrss SSttaattee CCoommmmeennttss
Zone Power :Zxy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; y = State 1=On; 0=Off Discrete Zone Setting
All Zones Off :Zy<cr> y = State 1=On; 0=Off Global Setting Only
Source Select :Sxy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; y = Source 1 – 4 Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Volume :Vxyy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; yy = Vol 0 – 60 Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Volume Step :Vx++<cr> ++ = increase 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
:Vx--<cr> -- = decrease 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Page Volume :Gxyy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; yy = Vol 0 – 60 Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Page Volume Step :Gx++<cr> ++ = increase 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
:Gx--<cr> -- = decrease 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Mute :Mxy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; y = State 1 = Mute On; 0 = Mute Off Discrete Zone Setting
Balance :Bxyyy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; yyy = Bal -10 – +10 Adjustable; Center = 0 Discrete Zone Setting
Balance Bump Step :Bx++<cr> ++ = increase 1 step to right Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
:Bx--<cr> -- = increase 1 step to left Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Bass :Lxyy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6 yy = Bass -8 – +8 Adjustable; Flat = 0 Discrete Zone Setting
Bass Bump Step :Lx++<cr> ++ = increase 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
:Lx--<cr> -- = decrease 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Treble :Hxyy<cr> x = Zone 1 – 6; yy = Treble -8 – +8 Adjustable; Flat = 0 Discrete Zone Setting
Treble Bump Step :Hx++<cr> ++ = increase 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
:Hx--<cr> -- = decrease 1 step Adjustable Discrete Zone Setting
Simulate Button Press :Pzxyyy<cr>
SSeeee SS
II MMUULL AATTEE
BB
UUTTTT OONN
PP
RR EESSSS
CC
OO MMMM AA NNDD SS
oonn ppaaggee 4455
After each command is received the C4630 SE will respond with ‘+OK’ if the command is recognized and executed, or
‘+ERR’ if the command is invalid. Note that even valid commands will return ‘+ERR’ if the C4630 SE is not able to process
them (i.e. if it is turned OFF).