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ASCII CommandS

FUNCTION

COMMAND 

STRING

FEEDBACK STRING

VARIABLES

EXAMPLE

Set Display the active HDMI 

Input

> CEC O: ACTIVE

> CEC O: ACTIVE

O - OUTPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC A: ACTIVE

< CEC A: ACTIVE

Set Source On/Off

> CEC I: PWR B

> CEC I: PWR B

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

B - Boolea Status (F/T)

> CEC 1: PWR T

< CEC 1: PWR T

Set Source Menu

> CEC I: MENU

< CEC I: MENU

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: MENU

< CEC 1: MENU

Set Source Back

> CEC I: BACK

> CEC I: BACK

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: BACK

< CEC 1: BACK

Set Source UP

> CEC I: UP

> CEC I: UP

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: UP

< CEC 1: UP

Set Source Down

> CEC I: DOWN

> CEC I: DOWN

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: DOWN

< CEC 1: DOWN

Set Source Left

> CEC I: LEFT

> CEC I: LEFT

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: LEFT

< CEC 1: LEFT

Set Source Right

> CEC I: RIGHT

> CEC I: RIGHT

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: RIGHT

< CEC 1: RIGHT

Set Source Enter

> CEC I: ENTER

> CEC I: ENTER

I - Input identifier

B - Boolea Status (F/T)

> CEC 1: ENTER

< CEC 1: ENTER

Set Source Play

> CEC I: PLAY

> CEC I: PLAY

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: PLAY

< CEC 1: PLAY

Set Source Pause

> CEC I: PAUSE

> CEC I: PAUSE

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: PAUSE

< CEC 1: PAUSE

Set Source Stop

> CEC I: STOP

> CEC I: STOP

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: STOP

< CEC 1: STOP

Set Source Rewind

> CEC I: REW

> CEC I: REW

I - INPUT IDENTIFIER

> CEC 1: REW

< CEC 1: REW

Set Source Mute

> CEC I: MUTE

> CEC I: MUTE

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: MUTE

< CEC 1: MUTE

Set Increase Source 

Volume

> CEC I: VOL +

> CEC I: VOL +

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: VOL +

< CEC 1: VOL +

Set Decrease

Source Volume

> CEC I: VOL -

> CEC I: VOL -

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: VOL -

< CEC 1: VOL -

Set Source Fast

Forward

> CEC I: FF

> CEC I: FF

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: FF

< CEC 1: FF

Set Source Previous

> CEC I: PREV

> CEC I: PREV

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: PREV

< CEC 1: PREV

Set Source Next

> CEC I: NEXT

> CEC I: NEXT

I - Input identifier

> CEC 1: NEXT

< CEC 1: NEXT

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Summary of Contents for ANI-8-4K60-S

Page 1: ...AUDIO VIDEO MANUFACTURER ANI 8 4K60 S 8x8 HDMI 18Gbps Matrix w Audio Matrix INSTRUCTION MANUAL A NeuVideo com Frisco Texas 75036 ...

Page 2: ...ion 12 This unit should be installed in a cool dry place away from sources of excessive heat vibration dust moisture and cold Do not use the unit near stoves heat registers radiators or other heat producing devices 13 Do not block fan intake or exhaust ports Do not operate equipment on a surface or in an environment which may impede the normal flow of air around the unit such as a bed rug carpet o...

Page 3: ...ns before attempting to unpack install or operate this equipment and before connecting the power supply Please keep the following in mind as you unpack and install this equipment Always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire electrical shock and injury to persons To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain moisture or install this product near water Never spi...

Page 4: ...play turn display device On Off change the input or enter a custom command Audio De embedding for audio matrix no downmix required Mirrored L R audio Output via RCA or 3 pin phoenix unbalanced Advanced EDID management supported Independent 8x8 audio matrix in which you can route the incoming audio from any HDMI Input to any Analog Audio Output Independent audio level control 0 60 and lip sync adju...

Page 5: ...KHZ HDR Formats HDR HDR10 HDR10 Dolby Vision HLG ESD Protection Human Body Model 8kV air gap discharge 4kV contact discharge Input Ports 8 HDMI IN Type A 19 pin female Output Ports 8 HDMI OUT Type A 19 pin female 8 Coax Audio RCA 8 L R Audio 3 pin Phoenix Connector Control Ports ETHERNET RJ45 RS 232 3 pin Phoenix Connector IR 2 pin Phoenix Connector Housing Aluminum Enclosure Color Black Dimension...

Page 6: ...button and then press the UP INPUT 1 or DOWN INPUT 2 button to check the specific information of various menu function options u CLEAR BUTTON Used to close output Press buttons CLEAR OUTPUT m ENTER by sequence to close the output of OUTPUT m channel i ENTER BUTTON Press this button to confirm the operation and save the settings REAR PANEL q TCP IP PORT TCP IP control port connect to PC or router w...

Page 7: ...d then press input 1 button at this time the input 1 signal source will output to all display devices Operation instructionS You need to press the output button firstly and then press input button to select the corresponding input source For example Press Output X X means output button from A to H including All button Then press Input Y Y means input button from 1 to 8 IR CODES HOUSE CODE 00FF OUT...

Page 8: ...nnect the Matrix to PC with a serial cable then open a Serial Command tool on PC to send ASCII command to set EDID For details please refer to DEVICE SETTINGS in the ASCII command list of RS 232 Control Command WEB GUI OPERATION Please check the EDID management in the INPUT page of Web GUI User Guide The defined EDID setting list of the product is shown as below EDID MODE EDID DESCRIPTION EDID MOD...

Page 9: ...n as shown IP 192 168 62 100 in the above figure is the IP Address of the Matrix the IP address is variable depending on what the specific machine returns For the details of ASCII control please refer to RS 232 Control Commands STEP 2 Connect the ETHERNET port of the Matrix to a PC with an UTP cable and set the IP address of the PC to be in the same network segment with the Matrix STEP 3 Input the...

Page 10: ...VE You can save audio video matrix switching relationship y DEFAULT You can clear the saved audio video matrix switching relationship and restore to default settings AUDIO Page You can do the following operations on the AUDIO page q AUDIO SWITCH MODE Click to switch the mode for the audio to Follow Output or be Independent w OUTPUT The current device s OUTPUT port You can select audio signal sourc...

Page 11: ...tatus y EDID You can set the current channel s EDID The specific operation is as follows Set EDID for the User Click the Browse button then select the bin file If you select the wrong EDID file there will be a prompt as shown in the following figure Make sure to select the correct file then you can check the name of the selected file Select User 1 or User 2 then click Upload After successful setti...

Page 12: ...rs in the input box e SCALER MODE Set the current output resolution mode r CONNECT It indicates the connection status of output ports When the output port is connected to the display it shows green otherwise it shows gray t SIGNAL It indicates whether there is signal input y PROTECTION It indicates the HDCP status Network Page Set the Default Network Click Set Network Defaults there will be a prom...

Page 13: ...I User Guide Click OK to search the IP Address again as shown in the following figure After searching is completed it will switch to the login page the default network setting is completed System Page A NEUVIDEO ...

Page 14: ... can t be empty 2 New Password can t be the same as Old Password 3 New Password and Confirm Password must be the same Front Panel Click to lock unlock panel buttons Lock indicates that panel buttons are unavailable Unlock indicates panel buttons are available Factory Reset You can reset the unit to factory defaults by clicking Reset Note After reset it will switch to the login page Display You can...

Page 15: ... which the function was called Notes Each Input Port is represented by a decimal number The decimal number 0 represents a virtual input equivalent to the cable disconnection Each Output Port is represented by a letter The character represents the equivalent of all Inputs or Outputs globally SYSTEM FUNCTIONS FUNCTION COMMAND STRING FEEDBACK STRING VARIABLES EXAMPLE Unknown command feedback UNKNOWN ...

Page 16: ...INP 8 CON B SGN B OUT A CON B SGN B OUT B CON B SGN B OUT C CON B SGN B OUT D CON B SGN B OUT E CON B SGN B OUT F CON B SGN B OUT G CON B SGN B OUT H CON B SGN B SWA AX BX CX DX EX FX GX HX AUD A VOL MUT B AUD B VOL MUT B AUD C VOL MUT B AUD D VOL MUT B AUD E VOL MUT B AUD F VOL MUT B AUD G VOL MUT B AUD H VOL MUT B X INPUT NUMBER 0 8 B BOOLEAN STATUS F T VOLUME LEVEL 00 60 VOLUME LEVEL Get Status...

Page 17: ...et Firmware Version STA DEV MODEL MODEL MCU BOOT V MCU APP V AUDIO V CLPD V WEB GUI V MODEL DEVICE MODEL FIRMWARE VERSION Get HDCP Status STA DCP DCP 1 B DCP 2 B DCP 3 B DCP 4 B DCP 5 B DCP 6 B DCP 7 B DCP 8 B DCP A B DCP B B DCP C B DCP D B DCP E B DCP F B DCP G B DCP H B OPERATIONAL FUNCTIONS FUNCTION COMMAND STRING FEEDBACK STRING VARIABLES EXAMPLE Perform the indicated HDMI switching operation...

Page 18: ...0 VOLUME LEVEL VOL A 30 VOL A 30 Enable or disable Mute on the target Audio Output MUT O B MUT O B O OUTPUT IDENTIFIER A H TARGET OUTPUT ALL OUTPUTS B BOOLEAN STATE T F TRUE OR FALSE MUT A T MUT A T SWITCHING PRESETS FUNCTION COMMAND STRING FEEDBACK STRING VARIABLES EXAMPLE Save Preset PRE CALL PRE CALL PRESET 1 8 PRESET INPUT PRE 1 CALL PRE 1 CALL Recall Preset PRE SAVE PRE SAVE PRESET 1 8 PRESET...

Page 19: ... MODE IP ADDRESS NETWORK MASK GATEWAY STA NET NET CON T NET DM NET IP 192 168 1 100 NET MK 255 255 255 0 NET GW 192 168 1 1 NET MC 1C C5 86 10 00 01 Adjust Network Mode DHCP or Static NET P NET P P DM DYNAMIC MODE SM STATIC MODE NET DM NET DM Adjust the unit IP Address NET IP NET IP IP ADDRESS NET IP 192 168 0 15 Adjust the unit Network Mask NET MK NET MK NETWORK MASK NET MK 255 255 255 0 Adjust t...

Page 20: ...GHT CEC 1 RIGHT Set Source Enter CEC I ENTER CEC I ENTER I Input identifier B Boolea Status F T CEC 1 ENTER CEC 1 ENTER Set Source Play CEC I PLAY CEC I PLAY I INPUT IDENTIFIER CEC 1 PLAY CEC 1 PLAY Set Source Pause CEC I PAUSE CEC I PAUSE I INPUT IDENTIFIER CEC 1 PAUSE CEC 1 PAUSE Set Source Stop CEC I STOP CEC I STOP I INPUT IDENTIFIER CEC 1 STOP CEC 1 STOP Set Source Rewind CEC I REW CEC I REW ...

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Page 24: ...e State of Texas United States of America A NeuVideo makes no representation that materials pertaining to the Product are appropriate or available for use in other locations other than the shipping address you provided with respect thereto You are advised that the Product may be subject to U S export controls DISCLAIMERS AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY A NeuVideo may change or modify the Product at an...

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