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To store a Preset, use the StorePreset command. This command takes an optional double-quoted name argument. If the name argument is specified, the MMS will store the Preset with that name. If no name is specified, the MMS will prompt for a name using an InputBox. InputBoxes are natively supported by all our control system drivers. As with all protocol commands, each command should be terminated with a carriage return and a line feed (\r\n).

Examples:

• StorePreset

  • This will be responded to with an InputBox from the server.

• StorePreset "Party Time"

  • This will save a Preset called Party Time

To recall a Preset, use the RecallPreset command. This command takes either the double-quoted name of the Preset or the unique ID of the Preset. To get either of these, please see the BrowseFavorites command, described below. Recalling a Preset will replace the state of the selected Instance with the state stored in the Preset. As with all protocol commands, each command should be terminated with a carriage return and a line feed (\r\n).

Examples:

• RecallPreset "Party Time"

  • This recalls the Preset by name

• RecallPreset 9f9c8919-f939-d67a-dce2-cb049a4ead99

  • This recalls the Preset by unique ID

To browse available Presets, use the BrowseFavorites command. This command can be send without arguments or with <start> and <count> arguments. If <start> is send, <count> must be sent as well. <start> indicates the position in the list of Presets to start listing. <count> indicates how many to return. If sent without arguments, the MMS will return the entire list. As with all protocol commands, each command should be terminated with a carriage return and a line feed (\r\n).

Examples:

• BrowseFavorites

  • This will return the entire list of Presets

• BrowseFavorites 1 10

  • This will return 10 Presets starting at the first Preset

• BrowseFavorites 11 10

  • This will return 10 Presets starting at the 11th Preset

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