Publications Command Strings ULXD (English)
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    The ULX-D device is connected via Ethernet to a control system, such as

    • AMX, Crestron, or Extron
    • Symetrix, Biamp, other digital signal processors (DSP)
    • Specialized custom programs

    Connection: Ethernet (TCP/IP; select “Client” in the AMX/Crestron program)

    Port: 2202

    Conventions

    There are 4 types of strings:

    GET Finds the status of a property. After the AMX/Crestron sends a GET command, the system responds with a REPORT string
    SET Changes the status of a property. After the AMX/Crestron sends a SET command, the system responds with a REPORT string to indicate the new value of the property.
    REP When the system receives a GET or SET command, it replies with a REPORT command to indicate the status of the property.

    REP ERR occurs when a command is improperly formatted or when the values are out of range.

    Important: With the exception of the metered properties, the device sends a REPORT when a value changes. Thus, it is not necessary to constantly query most device properties.
    SAMPLE Used for metering audio levels.

    All messages sent and received are ASCII. Note that the level indicators and gain indicators are also in ASCII

    The character "x" in all of the following strings represents the channel and can be ASCII numbers 0 through 4 as in the following table.

    0 All channels
    1 through 4 Individual channels

    ULX-D Naming

    • ULXD4 is a 1-channel device
    • ULXD4D is a 2-channel device (D - Dual)
    • ULXD4Q is a 4-channel device (Q - Quad)

    Device Command Strings

    ALL

    Description Discovery of all report strings for the selected channel(s).
    Commands

    < GET x ALL >
    < REP ... >
    Variables When x is zero, the device responds with REP for all device-specific properties and ALL channel-related properties including all metered properties.

    When x is a channel number, the device responds with REP for all device-specific properties and ALL channel x-related properties including all metered properties.
    Notes

    This group is only sent once on receipt of the GET ALL command.

    Examples:

    < REP x METER_RATE #### >
    < REP x CHAN_NAME {string} >
    < REP x ENCRYPTION v >
    < REP x AUDIO_GAIN ## >
    < REP x GROUP_CHAN gg cc >
    < REP x FREQUENCY ###### >

    AUDIO_SUMMING_MODE

    Description Controls device-based audio summing mode.
    Commands

    < GET AUDIO_SUMMING_MODE >
    < SET AUDIO_SUMMING_MODE value >
    < REP AUDIO_SUMMING_MODE value >

    Variables None.
    Notes Values can be:
    • OFF - Audio summing mode is disabled.
    • 1+2 - Audio summing mode is enabled for channel pair 1/2.
    • 3+4 - Audio summing mode is enabled for channel pair 3/4.
    • 1+2/3+4 - Only applies to quad Rx. Audio summing mode is enabled for channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4. Ignored by device if not valid. Device reports current status without applying any change.
    • 1+2+3+4 - Only applies to quad Rx. Ignored by device if not valid. Device reports current status without applying any change.

    DEVICE_ID

    Description Controls the device ID.
    Commands

    < GET DEVICE_ID >
    < REP DEVICE_ID {yyyyyyyy} >

    < SET DEVICE_ID {yyyyyyyy} >
    < REP DEVICE_ID {yyyyyyyy} >
    Variables Where the repeating y represents or pads the 8-character string
    Notes A blank string represents an unknown device ID.

    ENCRYPTION

    Description Controls the encryption mode.
    Commands

    < GET ENCRYPTION >
    < REP ENCRYPTION setting >

    < SET ENCRYPTION setting >
    < REP ENCRYPTION setting >
    Variables None.
    Notes Valid values for setting are:
    • OFF - Encryption mode is disabled
    • AUTO - Encryption mode is set to automatic control.
    • MANUAL - Encryption mode is set to manual control. Manual must be used to regenerate the encryption key.

    ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY

    Description Controls the regeneration of the encryption key.
    Commands

    < SET ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY value >
    < REP ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY value >

    Variables None.
    Notes
    • This command is only applicable when the encryption is set to MANUAL.
    • Reminder: Sync devices after updating encryption.
    • Values are: REQUESTED, COMPLETED, INACTIVE

    Examples:

    < SET ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY REQUESTED >

    SET generates three responses. When the command is accepted:

    < REP ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY REQUESTED >

    When the new key is created:

    < REP ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY COMPLETED >

    When the receiver is ready to accept a new request:

    < REP ENCRYPTION_REGENERATE_KEY INACTIVE >

    FLASH

    Description Controls the flash to identify a device or channel.
    Commands

    < SET FLASH ON >
    < REP FLASH ON >

    Device initiates an identify then stops flashing:

    < REP FLASH OFF >

    < SET FLASH OFF >
    < REP FLASH OFF >

    When used with a channel index, the command initiates a Channel Identify.

    < SET x FLASH ON >
    < REP x FLASH ON >
    Variables When used, x is the channel number.
    Notes

    No REP once the flashing has completed.

    Flash rate and pattern is fixed and device specific.

    FREQUENCY_DIVERSITY_MODE

    Description Controls device-based frequency diversity mode.
    Commands

    < SET FREQUENCY_DIVERSITY_MODE status >
    < GET FREQUENCY_DIVERSITY_MODE >
    < REP FREQUENCY_DIVERSITY_MODE status >
    Variables None.
    Notes Values for the status can be:
    • OFF - Frequency diversity mode is disabled.
    • 1+2 - Frequency diversity mode is enabled for channel pair 1/2.
    • 3+4 - Frequency diversity mode is enabled for channel pair 3/4. Only applies to quad Rx. Ignored by device if not valid. Device reports current status without applying any change.
    • 1+2/3+4 - Frequency diversity mode is enabled for channel pairs 1/2 and 3/4. Only applies to quad Rx. Ignored by device if not valid. Device reports current status without applying any change.
    • Reports when channel designator is invalid for the device.

    FW_VER

    Description Discovers the firmware version.
    Commands Self test passed:

    < GET FW_VER >
    < REP FW_VER {ver} >
    Variables

    None.
    Notes
    • Version is a 24-character string.
    • Package version number reported as Maj.Min.Pack.Build with values from 00000-65535. Example: 65535.65535.65535.65535*
    • If the version is followed by an * the previous firmware update was incomplete. Please use Shure Update Utility to re-update the device.

    HIGH_DENSITY

    Description Controls high-density mode.
    Commands

    < SET HIGH_DENSITY value >

    < GET HIGH_DENSITY >

    < REP HIGH_DENSITY value >
    Variables None.
    Notes

    Values can be:

    • OFF - High-density mode is disabled
    • ON - High-density mode is enabled

    MODEL

    Description Discovery of the device model name.
    Commands

    < GET MODEL >
    < REP MODEL {string} >
    Variables None.
    Notes

    Format: 32-character string.

    NA_DEVICE_NAME

    Description Discovers the Dante device name on dual and quad devices.
    Commands

    < GET NA_DEVICE_NAME >
    < REP NA_DEVICE_NAME {string} >
    Variables None.
    Notes The device always responds with 31-character ID. In these examples, the repeating y pads these strings, representing white space.

    Getting the Dante Device Name from a ULXD4Q that uses Yamaha naming conventions:

    < GET NA_DEVICE_NAME >
    < REP NA_DEVICE_NAME {Y001-Shure-ULXD4Q-435577yyyyyyy} >

    Getting the name from a device changed by Dante Controller to "GuitarRig3:"

    < GET NA_DEVICE_NAME {GuitarRig3} >
    < REP NA_DEVICE_NAME {GuitarRig3yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy} >

    SCAN_LOCK

    Description Controls the scan lock.
    Commands

    < GET SCAN_LOCK >
    < REP SCAN_LOCK OFF >
    < SET SCAN_LOCK ON >
    < REP SCAN_LOCK ON >

    Variables None.
    Notes

    When SCAN_LOCK is ON:

    • The front panel scan button is ignored.
    • This device prevents any changes if another device deploys a group scan.

    SYNC_LOCK

    Description Controls the sync lock.
    Commands

    < GET SYNC_LOCK >
    < REP SYNC_LOCK OFF >
    < SET SYNC_LOCK ON >
    < REP SYNC_LOCK ON >

    Variables None.
    Notes When SYNC_LOCK is ON:
    • The front panel sync buttons are ignored.
    • This device prevents IR Sync functions.

    NET_SETTINGS

    Description Control for the network settings.
    Commands

    < GET NET_SETTINGS interface >

    < REP NET_SETTINGS interface ipMode ipAddr subnetMask gwAddr macAddr >

    < SET NET_SETTINGS interface ipMode ipAddr subnetMask gwAddr >
    Variables
    • interface: SC, D1, D2 (Where SC = Shure Control, D1 = Dante Primary, D2 = Dante Secondary)
    • ipMode: AUTO, MANUAL
    • ipAddr: aaa.aaa.aaa.aaa
    • subnetMask: bbb.bbb.bbb.bbb
    • gwAddr: ccc.ccc.ccc.ccc (where 000.000.000.000 means no gateway is used)
    • macAddr: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (in REP only)
    Notes
    • When setting new Shure Control network settings you must reconnect to the device via its new IP address.
    • When setting Dante network settings the device reboots on its own to apply the new settings. You must reconnect to the device.
    • When setting network settings to “AUTO” mode you must use “na” for the IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway address.
    • Dante Secondary settings are only applicable when the device is operating with switch configuration: Split/Redundant.
    • There are no asynchronous REPorts for the NET_SETTINGS. Use GET to retrieve the most up to date values.

    • For the ULXD4, only “SC” is applicable.
    Examples

    Example of getting the current network settings for the Shure Control interface:

    < GET NET_SETTINGS SC >

    < REP NET_SETTINGS SC AUTO 192.168.001.025
    255.255.255.000 000.000.000.000 00:0E:DD:45:60:EB >

    Example of setting the Shure Control network settings to MANUAL settings:

    < SET
    NET_SETTINGS SC MANUAL 192.168.1.123 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 >

    After you change the Shure Control network settings you must reconnect at the new IP address.

    Then you can get/confirm the new settings.

    < GET
    NET_SETTINGS SC >

    < REP NET_SETTINGS SC MANUAL 192.168.001.123 255.255.255.000 192.168.001.001 00:0E:DD:45:60:EB
    >

    Example of setting the Shure Control network settings to AUTO settings:

    < SET NET_SETTINGS SC AUTO na na na >

    After you change the Shure Control network settings you must reconnect at the new IP address.

    Then you can get/confirm the new settings.

    < GET
    NET_SETTINGS SC >

    < REP NET_SETTINGS SC AUTO 192.168.001.021 255.255.255.000 000.000.000.000 00:0E:DD:45:60:EB
    >

    Example of setting the Dante Primary interface to manual network settings:

    < SET NET_SETTINGS D1 MANUAL 10.10.1.15 255.255.255.0
    10.10.1.1 >

    After the reboot you must reconnect, then you can get/confirm the new settings.

    < GET NET_SETTINGS D1 >

    < REP NET_SETTINGS D1 MANUAL 010.010.001.015
    255.255.255.000 010.010.001.001 00:0E:DD:FC:B9:6F >

    Channel Command Strings

    AUDIO_GAIN

    Description Control for the channel audio gain.
    Commands

    < GET x AUDIO_GAIN >
    < REP x AUDIO_GAIN ### >

    < SET x AUDIO_GAIN # >
    < REP x AUDIO_GAIN ### >

    To decrement the value:

    < SET x AUDIO_GAIN DEC # >
    < REP x AUDIO_GAIN ### >

    To increment the value:

    < SET x AUDIO_GAIN INC # >
    < REP x AUDIO_GAIN ### >

    Variables Where x is the channel number and # represents dB.
    Notes
    • 000 to 060 in increments of 1
    • The values REPorted and SET are offset by 18
    • Actual range: -18 to 42 dB in 1 dB steps

    AUDIO_MUTE

    Description Controls the channel audio mute output.
    Commands

    < GET x AUDIO_MUTE >
    < REP x AUDIO_MUTE OFF >

    < SET x AUDIO_MUTE ON >
    < REP x AUDIO_MUTE ON >


    < SET x AUDIO_MUTE OFF >
    < REP x AUDIO_MUTE OFF >

    < SET x AUDIO_MUTE TOGGLE >
    < REP x AUDIO_MUTE ON >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes TOGGLE switches between ON and OFF.

    CHAN_NAME

    Description Control for the channel name.
    Commands

    < GET x CHAN_NAME >
    < REP x CHAN_NAME {yyyyyyyy} >

    < SET x CHAN_NAME {yyyyyyyy} >
    < REP x CHAN_NAME {yyyyyyyy} >
    Variables

    Where x is the channel number.

    Where the repeating y represents or pads the 8-character string from the set: A-Z,a-z,0-9,!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`~ and space.
    Notes

    The device always responds with a 8-character name.

    ENCRYPTION_WARNING

    Description Discovers an encryption mismatch status.
    Commands

    < GET x ENCRYPTION_WARNING >
    < REP x ENCRYPTION_WARNING status >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes Values for status are:

    OFF - No mismatch detected

    ON - Mismatch detected.

    FREQUENCY

    Description Controls frequency settings.
    Commands

    < SET x FREQUENCY ###### >
    < GET x FREQUENCY ###### >
    < REP x FREQUENCY ###### >
    < REP x GROUP_CHAN gg,cc >
    Variables

    Where x is the channel, ###### is the frequency in KHz, gg is group, cc is channel.
    Notes
    • Invalid group or channel are reported as "--".
    • Group and channel report only sent on change.

    GROUP_CHAN

    Description Controls the group and channel.
    Commands

    < SET x GROUP_CHAN gg,cc >

    < GET x GROUP_CHAN >

    < REP x FREQUENCY ###### >

    < REP x GROUP_CHAN gg,cc >
    Variables Where:
    • x is the channel number.
    • ###### is the frequency in KHz (6 digits long)
    • gg is a two-character group
    • cc is the two-character channel.
    Notes
    • GETs RF Group & Channel setting for channel x.
    • REPorts group and channel and frequency for channel x.
    • Frequency only reported on change.
    • Invalid group or channel is reported as "--"

    NA_CHAN_NAME

    Description Discovers Network Audio (Dante) channel name for dual and quad devices.
    Commands

    < GET x NA_CHAN_NAME >
    < REP x NA_CHAN_NAME {yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy} >

    Variables

    Where x is the channel number.

    Where the repeating y pads the 31-character channel name with spaces.
    Notes None.

    RF_INT_DET

    Description Reports when interference is detected.
    Commands

    < GET x RF_INT_DET >

    < REP x RF_INT_DET status >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes Valid values for status are:

    NONE - No interference detected

    CRITICAL - Interference detected

    Metering Command Strings

    Most properties generate REP (Report) messages when their values change (for example, Frequency or Channel Name) For audio meters, RF meters, and the like, a REP on each change is inefficient and can flood many simple control systems.

    The Shure approach is to use metering to periodically sample your channels and devices:

    • You can still use GET to discover a value when necessary.

    • The SAMPLE command packs multiple attributes into a single message.

    • You can control the interval of the messages by setting the METER_RATE.

    The following sections detail METER_RATE and SAMPLE followed by the set of metered attributes.

    METER_RATE / SAMPLE

    Description Controls the meter rate and reports sampled data.
    Commands

    < GET x METER_RATE >

    < SET x METER_RATE ##### >

    < REP x METER_RATE ##### >

    < SAMPLE x ALL nn aaa eee >
    Variables
    • Where x is the channel number.
    • Where ##### is the rate in milliseconds.
    • Where nn indicates the diversity LEDs from the receiver. (See RF_ANTENNA)
    • Where aaa is the value of the RF level received on antenna in-use. (See RX_RF_LVL)
    • Where eee is the audio level and is 000-255. (See AUDIO_LVL)
    Notes
    • 00100 to 99999 - The interval of each SAMPLE report in milliseconds.
    • 00100 - Sample every 100 millisecond (10 samples per sec)
    • 01000 - Sample every second
    • 05000 - Sample every 5 seconds
    To turn off metering, use

    < SET x METER_RATE 00000 >

    RF_ANTENNA

    Description Discovers RF antenna status and receiver squelch status.
    Commands

    < GET x RF_ANTENNA >

    < REP x RF_ANTENNA nn >
    Variables
    • Where x is the channel number.
    • Where nn indicates the RF LEDs from the receiver.
    Notes This is a metered property. It does not generate a report on a value change.

    Receiver squelch status:

    • AX - Antenna A is on, Antenna B is off
    • XB - Antenna A is off, Antenna B is on
    • AB - Antenna A is on, Antenna B is on (not possible on ULXD4)
    • XX - Antenna A is off, Antenna B is off

    RX_RF_LVL

    Description Discovers the RF received level.
    Commands

    < GET x RX_RF_LVL >
    < REP x RX_RF_LVL rssi >
    Variables Where x is the channel.
    Notes
    • This is a metered property using SAMPLE; it does not generate a report on a value change.
    • Numeric, 3-character fixed output per antenna
    • Units: dBm
    • The actual value = the reported value - 128
    • Value range as reported over command strings: 000 - 255
    • Value range after conversion to the actual value: -128 - 127 dBm

    AUDIO_LVL

    Description Discovery of the receiver RMS audio level.
    Commands

    < GET x AUDIO_LVL >
    < REP x AUDIO_LVL ### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number and ### is a 3-digit number between 000 and 255.
    Notes
    • This is a metered property using SAMPLE; it does not generate a report on a value change. When metering is enabled, this value is sent at the metered sample rate.
    • Units: dBFS
    • The actual value = the reported value - 50

    Side Channel Command Strings

    BATT_BARS

    Description Discovers the battery bars.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_BARS >
    < REP x BATT_BARS ### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number and ### are the bars.
    Notes

    Numeric, 3-character fixed output

    000 to 005 - remaining charge

    255 - Unknown

    BATT_CHARGE

    Description Discovers the charge left in rechargeable batteries.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_CHARGE >
    < REP x BATT_CHARGE ### >

    Variables Where x is the channel number and ### represents the percent of charge remaining.
    Notes

    Numeric, 3-character fixed output

    000 to 100 - Percent

    255 - Unknown

    BATT_CYCLE

    Description Discovers the number of battery cycles as reported via side channel.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_CYCLE >
    < REP x BATT_CYCLE ##### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number and ##### is the cycle count of full charges.
    Notes

    Numeric, 5-character fixed output

    00000 to 65534 - Number of cycles

    65535 - Unknown

    BATT_HEALTH

    Description Discovers the battery health of rechargeable batteries.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_HEALTH >
    < REP x BATT_HEALTH ### >
    Variables Where x is channel number and ### is the battery health in percent.
    Notes

    Numeric, 3-character fixed output

    000 to 100 - Percent

    255 - Unknown

    BATT_RUN_TIME

    Description Discovers the minutes of run time remaining in a rechargeable microphone battery.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_RUN_TIME >
    < REP x BATT_RUN_TIME ##### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number and ##### is the remaining run time.
    Notes

    Valid only for microphone units in use, in-range, and out of charger.

    Numeric, 5-character fixed output

    00000 to 65532 - Number of minutes of runtime

    65533 - Battery communication error

    65534 - Battery time calculating

    65535 - Unknown, or not applicable

    Reports when data becomes known. For example, 2 hours 5 minutes would be:

    < REP x BATT_RUN_TIME 00125 >

    BATT_TEMP_C

    Description Discovers the battery temperature in Celsius.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_TEMP_C >
    < REP x BATT_TEMP_C ### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number and ### is the temperature offset by 40.
    Notes
    • Numeric, 3-character fixed output
    • 000 to 254 - Temperature
    • 255 - Unknown, or not applicable
    • The actual value = the reported value - 40.

    BATT_TEMP_F

    Description Discovers the battery temperature in Fahrenheit.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_TEMP_F >
    < REP x BATT_TEMP_F ### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number and ### is the temperature offset by 40.
    Notes
    • Numeric, 3-character fixed output
    • 000 to 254 - Temperature
    • 255 - Unknown, or not applicable
    • The actual value = the reported value - 40.

    BATT_TYPE

    Description Discovers the battery type.
    Commands

    < GET x BATT_TYPE >
    < REP x BATT_TYPE batt >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes

    GET supports determination of battery remaining minutes.

    Values for batt can be:
    • LION
    • ALKA
    • NIMH
    • LITH
    • WARN - Tx is charging on dock or via USB. Only applies if battery is not LION.
    • UNKN - Either no transmitter or not supported by transmitter

    TX_DEVICE_ID

    Description Discovers the transmitter's Device ID.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_DEVICE_ID >
    < REP x TX_DEVICE_ID {yyyyyyyy} >
    Variables

    Where x is the channel number.

    Where the repeating y represents or pads the 8-character string

    Notes

    8-character string - Device ID of the transmitter being received

    Blank, all spaces - Unknown, not applicable, or there is no transmitter

    TX_FW_VER

    Description Discovers the transmitter firmware version.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_FW_VER >
    < REP x TX_FW_VER {ver} >
    Variables
    • Where x is the channel.
    Notes
    • Package version number reported as Maj.Min.Pack.Build.
    • If the version is followed by an * the previous firmware update was incomplete. Please use Shure Update Utility to re-update the device.
    • The REP returns a blank, padded string if the firmware version is unknown or if there is no transmitter.

    TX_MENU_LOCK

    Description Discovers the transmitter menu lock status.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_MENU_LOCK >
    < REP x TX_MENU_LOCK status >

    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes Valid values for status are:
    • ON - Transmitter menu is locked
    • OFF - Transmitter menu is unlocked
    • UNKN - Transmitter menu status is unknown, not applicable, or there is no transmitter

    TX_MUTE_BUTTON_STATUS

    Description Discovers the transmitter mute button status of ULXD6 and ULXD8 transmitters.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_MUTE_BUTTON_STATUS >
    < REP x TX_MUTE_BUTTON_STATUS status >
    Variables Where x is the channel index.
    Notes Values for status are:
    • PRESSED - Mute button is on, audio is muted
    • RELEASED - Mute button is off, audio is unmuted
    • UNKN - Button status is unknown, not applicable, or there is no transmitter

    TX_MUTE_STATUS

    Description Discovers the transmitter mute status of the ULXD6 and ULXD8 transmitters.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_MUTE_STATUS >
    < REP x TX_MUTE_STATUS status >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes

    Values for status are:

    • ON - Tx is muted.
    • OFF - Tx is not muted.
    • UNKN - Unknown, not applicable, or there is no transmitter.

    TX_OFFSET

    Description Discovery of the transmitter offset.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_OFFSET >
    < REP x TX_OFFSET ### >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes

    Numeric, 3-character fixed

    Range - 000 to 033

    255 - Unknown

    The actual value = the reported value - 12. This means that the actual range is -12 to +21 dB in 1 dB increments.

    TX_POWER_SOURCE

    Description Discovers the power source of the ULXD6 and ULXD8 transmitters.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_POWER_SOURCE >

    < REP x TX_POWER_SOURCE value >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes Values can be:
    • BATTERY - Powered by batteries
    • EXTERNAL - Power source is external
    • UNKNOWN - Power Source is unknown, not applicable or there is no transmitter

    TX_PWR_LOCK

    Description Discovers the transmitter power lock status.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_PWR_LOCK >
    < REP x TX_PWR_LOCK status >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes Values for status can be:
    • ON - Power lock is on and the power switch is disabled
    • OFF - Power lock is off (default)
    • UNKN - Power lock status is unknown

    TX_RF_PWR

    Description Discovers the transmitter RF power.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_RF_PWR >

    < REP x TX_RF_PWR pwr >
    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes. Values for pwr can be:
    • LOW
    • NORMAL
    • HIGH
    • UNKN

    TX_TYPE

    Description Discovers the transmitter type.
    Commands

    < GET x TX_TYPE >
    < REP x TX_TYPE model >

    Variables Where x is the channel number.
    Notes

    Values for model can be:

    • QLXD1
    • QLXD2
    • ULXD1
    • ULXD2
    • ULXD6
    • ULXD8
    • UNKN - Either no transmitter or not supported by transmitter