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stopir
A stopir command is used to halt IR transmission. Any remaining <repeat>
counts will be discarded. A stopir command sent to a connector configured as
an input will return an error message. An IR transmission halted with the stopir
command will return a stopir response. Furthermore, if an IR command is halted
before its completion by another connection, the originating IR connection and
the connection sending stopir will both receive a stopir response. If stopped, the
originating connection will not receive a completeir response.
Sent to Netkit:
stopir,1:1(enter) to stop the 1st IR connector transmission
stopir,1:2(enter) to stop the 2nd IR connector transmission
stopir,1:3(enter) to stop the 3rd IR connector transmission
Sent from Netkit in response to stopir command:
stopir,<connectoraddress>(enter)
where; <connectoraddress> is as defined in stopir command
A stopir command always returns a stopir response regardless if the connector is
idle or an IR transmission is actually halted. A stopir response means only that the
stopir command was successfully sent to the Netkit, and any transmission has been
halted from the designated <connectoraddress>.
busyIR
A busyIR response occurs when an IR command is received by a connector that
is already sending an IR transmission. If multiple IP connections are present (i.e.
from multiple iPhone users) there is a possibility of an IR transmission not being
transmitted. This occurs when an IR command is sent to the same IR connector
from another IP connection, and will cause a busyIR response.
A busyIR response does not occur if the two IR commands are executed on different
IR connectors.
Sent from Netkit in response to an attempt to interrupt IR transmission by another IP
connection or socket: busyIR,<connectoraddress>,<ID>(enter)
where: <connectoraddress> is the busy connector <ID> is |0|1|2|…|65535|
(ID is specified in sendir command)
Note
: The busyIR response is returned to the originator of the unexecuted IR
command. A command to stopir will only return the stopir response. At no time will
a command of stopir return a response of busyIR.
