Ping Stats:
Sent:4
Recvd:4
Success:100%
Avg RTT(Approx):0.00 sec
You can use this command to test network connectivity.
3.6.2.12
pre_clear
Format 1:
pre_clear N
Parameter:
N = [1..8]
Erase routing preset #N and free memory usage. This command is executed directly.
Format 2:
pre_clear *
When using an asterisk ‚*’ as parameter, this command erases all preset banks. But there will be a security
question that has to be answered wih ‘y’ (mind: lower case) like ‘yes’ and ENTER for command beeing exe-
cuted.
3.6.2.13
pre_load
Format 1:
pre_load
Displays the usage status of all routing preset banks available (i.e. 8).
This is a typical output:
>pre_load
Preset bank status:
PRE: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
STAT * - * - * * - *
OK
Row ‚PRE:’ displays the numbers of all routing preset banks available (here: one to eight)
All routing presets used read an asterisk (‚*’) the line below, all unused/free bank positions read as minus
sign (‘-‘).
Format 2:
pre_load N
Parameter:
N = [1..8]
Recalls routing preset #N from memory to direct execution in the switching matrix of DVI signals.
If preset bank #N is empty, there will be an error message like:
>pre_load 2
Error: bank 2 is empty
If recalling from preset is executed sucessfully, the new switching status of the unit is displayed:
>pre_load 8
Matrix routing state:
OUT: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
IN: - - - - - - 4 -
OK
3.6.2.14
pre_save
Format:
pre_save N
Parameter:
N = [1..8]
Saves the actual routing state of the DVI signal to routing preset bank #N. The bank contents are persistent,
i.e. the routing is available even after power off and reset.
Remark: The preset stored the last before system power down will be used as boot configuration after
power reset. This means, that if you modify the routing AFTER the last “pre_save” command (or a similar
menu/web command), you will loose your modifications after power down.
