Hi there! I'm a prolific Homeseer user but I've never got as deep as scripting or http commands etc. Having seen all the recent announcements with Sonos I've decided that I want to move away from propriatary systems and have a simple zoned amp distribution system with a single inexpensive 'brain' that can be changed as technology moves on. I've seen a Martin Logan MDA-16 amp that looks ideal for my needs :
https://www.martinlogan.com/uploads/...ual%20rev2.pdf
"The RS-232 connection allows connection to a compatible control system. The control system should be configured to use 115200/8-N-1, no flow control, protocol. The cable connection should be one to one."
It then goes on to provide a full table of serial commands, such as:
Before I purchase, can I confirm that I will definitely be able to control using HS3 + Big5?
Is it as simple as buying a usb to serial cable and scripting the commands I need to use?
Thanks in advance for your help!
https://www.martinlogan.com/uploads/...ual%20rev2.pdf
"The RS-232 connection allows connection to a compatible control system. The control system should be configured to use 115200/8-N-1, no flow control, protocol. The cable connection should be one to one."
It then goes on to provide a full table of serial commands, such as:
ZxPOWy | Set zone x power. x=zone: 0 (all), 1=zone 1 ../. 8=zone 8 to y: 0=off 1=on t=toggle. When unit is in 1/2W standby mode, it may be necessary to send the power-on command twice. Ex:"Z0POW1;Z0POW1;". The first instance is the wake-up from low-power state. Note that Zx=Z0 applies only to power command. |
ZxPOW? returns ZxPOWy Z0POW? returns ZxPOWy for all zones (Z1POWy;Z2POWy;Z3PO…;Z8POWy |
Is it as simple as buying a usb to serial cable and scripting the commands I need to use?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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