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Monitor 1 Commands
Serial Cable Pin Out
RS-232 Control Code...
For installations requiring more sophistication the P-6014 supports RS-232
making it extremely compatible with automation systems.
Baud Rate: 19200, 8N1 (8Bit Data, No Parity, 1 Stop Bit)
Each transmission = 8 ASCII bytes
Checksum = The sum of the first 7 bytes inverted and truncated.
Note: the checksum for each command is included in the following charts.
For troubleshooting purposes, the letter z can be used in place of the
checksum character.
There are two possible responses generated when a command is received:
ack - This acknowledges that the command was received and it had a valid
checksum.
ZZZ - This means that the command was not understood or could not be
decoded correctly. It could also mean that the checksum was not valid.
P64Z1SF!
50 36 34 5A 31 53 46 21
Monitor 1, Request Status
P64Z1SR[nak]
50 36 34 5A 31 53 52 15
Monitor 1, Auto Cycle
P64Z1SN[em]
50 36 34 5A 31 53 4E 19
Monitor 1, Select Next Cam
P64Z1S43
50 36 34 5A 31 53 34 33
Monitor 1, Select Camera 4
P64Z1S34
50 36 34 5A 31 53 33 34
Monitor 1, Select Camera 3
P64Z1S25
50 36 34 5A 31 53 32 35
Monitor 1, Select Camera 2
P64Z1S16
50 36 34 5A 31 53 31 36
Monitor 1, Select Camera 1
ASCII Command
Hex Command
Function
8
P-6014 RS-232 Pins
DB-9P, Female
PC RS-232 Pins
DB-9P, Male
Monitor 2 Commands
P64Z2SF[sp]
50 36 34 5A 32 53 46 20
Monitor 2, Request Status
P64Z2SR[dc4]
50 36 34 5A 32 53 52 14
Monitor 2, Auto Cycle
P64Z2SN[can]
50 36 34 5A 32 53 4E 18
Monitor 2, Select Next Cam
P64Z2S42
50 36 34 5A 32 53 34 32
Monitor 2, Select Camera 4
P64Z2S33
50 36 34 5A 32 53 33 33
Monitor 2, Select Camera 3
P64Z2S24
50 36 34 5A 32 53 32 34
Monitor 2, Select Camera 2
P64Z2S15
50 36 34 5A 32 53 31 35
Monitor 2, Select Camera 1
ASCII Command
Hex Command
Function
9
Note: these charts contains some ASCII commands that include non-standard
ASCII characters (characters which are not included on a standard keyboard).
When programming a controller with these functions, it may be necessary to
use the Hexadecimal equivalent shown in the far right hand column.
P64ZASF[dc1]
50 36 34 5A 41 53 46 11
Global, Request Status
P64ZASR[enq]
50 36 34 5A 41 53 52 05
Global, Auto Cycle
P64ZASN[ht]
50 36 34 5A 41 53 4E 09
Global, Select Next Cam
P64ZAS4#
50 36 34 5A 41 53 34 23
Global, Select Camera 4
P64ZAS3$
50 36 34 5A 41 53 33 24
Global, Select Camera 3
P64ZAS2%
50 36 34 5A 41 53 32 25
Global, Select Camera 2
P64ZAS1&
50 36 34 5A 41 53 31 26
Global, Select Camera 1
ASCII Command
Hex Command
Function
50 36 34 5A 41 53 43 14
P64ZASC[dc4]
Global, Status Clear
Global Commands