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| * ''RAW'' - Send an IR code in raw hex format, eg. Pronto CCF codes. | * ''RAW'' - Send an IR code in raw hex format, eg. Pronto CCF codes. | ||
| * ''STR'' - Send an IR code in CommandFusion's proprietary format. | * ''STR'' - Send an IR code in CommandFusion's proprietary format. | ||
| + | * ''232'' - Send an RS232 command via an IR port that supports 1-way RS232 transmission. | ||
| * **<IR_DATA>** = The data of the IR code to send. The format depends on the <IR_FORMAT> chosen: | * **<IR_DATA>** = The data of the IR code to send. The format depends on the <IR_FORMAT> chosen: | ||
| * ''DBA'' - <DEVICETYPE>:<CODESET>:<KEY> - See the [[http://www.commandfusion.com/docs/cflink/irdatabase.html|IR Database Documentation]] for more details. | * ''DBA'' - <DEVICETYPE>:<CODESET>:<KEY> - See the [[http://www.commandfusion.com/docs/cflink/irdatabase.html|IR Database Documentation]] for more details. | ||
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| * ''RAW'' - <HEX_CODE> - The raw hex code (Often called CCF) to send. Only 'learned' IR codes (starting with 0000) are allowed. | * ''RAW'' - <HEX_CODE> - The raw hex code (Often called CCF) to send. Only 'learned' IR codes (starting with 0000) are allowed. | ||
| * ''STR'' - <CFIRFORMAT> - See the CommandFusion IR Format Documentation for more details. | * ''STR'' - <CFIRFORMAT> - See the CommandFusion IR Format Documentation for more details. | ||
| + | * ''232'' - <RS232_DATA> - This is the raw RS232 data that you want to send. Only IR ports with 1-way RS232 support can use this option. | ||
| Note that a single ''SND'' command can contain multiple modules and ports to send to, using the [[hardware:cflink:cflink-introduction#data-separators|standard port and module separators]]. | Note that a single ''SND'' command can contain multiple modules and ports to send to, using the [[hardware:cflink:cflink-introduction#data-separators|standard port and module separators]]. | ||
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| > [F2][20][F3]TIRXSND[F4]P02:DBA:06:1033:01[F5][F5] | > [F2][20][F3]TIRXSND[F4]P02:DBA:06:1033:01[F5][F5] | ||
| // Reply from CF Mini when IR command has been sent | // Reply from CF Mini when IR command has been sent | ||
| + | < [F2][20][F3]RIRXSND[F4][F5][F5] | ||
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| + | // Send an RS232 command "PON\x0D" via 1-way IR port 4 of a Solo controller on CFLink ID [04]. | ||
| + | > [F2][04][F3]TIRXSND[F4]P04:232:PON[0D][F5][F5] | ||
| + | // Reply from Solo when RS232 command has been sent via 1-way IR port | ||
| < [F2][20][F3]RIRXSND[F4][F5][F5] | < [F2][20][F3]RIRXSND[F4][F5][F5] | ||
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