*UNz Unsolicited Data
This data will be returned whenever a song changes or a channel is
changed only after the “Unsolicited Data ON” command (*UN1) is
executed.
Return: *UNz,ccc,category,channel name,artist name,song title{cr}{lf}.
Channel name, artist name, and song title fields will contains error
messages when an error occurs.
Zone Specific Commands
*CHz Direct Tune Channel Number - Query or Set
This command sets or queries the current channel number for each music
zone. The number following the *CH is the zone (ie CH1 queries or sets
the channel on zone 1). *CHz sent without a parameter will query the
current channel number for the requested zone. Valid parameters for z are
1,2,3. valid parameters for ccc are 001 – 247. (Numbers up to 255 may
be valid in the future as XM adds channels.)
*CHz{cr}
Queries the current channel number on zone z
Returned: *CHz,ccc,catagory,channel name,artist name,song title{cr}{lf}
Example: *CH1,007,Pop,Totally 70’s,Earth, Wind and Fire,Can’t Hide
Love{cr}{lf}
If *CHz,ccc{cr}{lf} is sent, the receiver will change to that channel for
the requested zone and return the above string syntax. If the channel
number sent (ccc) is not valid, the response will be *CHz,0{cr}{lf}.
Note: You can also use Fixed Field Lengths as *CHz, 3, 8, 16, 16, 16.
This will help with any names which contain a , within the name.
*CDz Channel Down (decrement)
This command decrements the channel for the zone specified. For
instance, *CD1 will decrement the audio channel for Zone 1. If the z
specifier is not sent it will decrement the currently active zone. In this
way, channels may be changed by a remote controller that does not keep
track of the current channel the receiver is set to. Note that this command
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