7.2
As second example, suppose that you want to send the IR “string” via
the IR Out jack of the HDBaseT receiver located in Zone A.
Paste the “string” in your RS232 command as it follows:
IREMIT zone A 0 “string”\x0D
where:
IREMIT
command sysntax
zone
referred to one of the four zones (A÷D)
A
Number of Zone (in this case #A)
0
command syntax
“string”
ASCII characters pasted
\x0D
CR (to close the command)
Note 8:
This command is suited to open, close or toggle one out of the
eight relays in the CDPS-UC4H4HFS
As example, to close the Relay #4 the string to be sent is:
RELAY 4 Close\x0D
where:
Relay
command syntax
4
Relay whose contact is connected to port #4
Close
Command for Relay (may be also “open” or
“toggle”)
\x0D
CR (to close the command)
Note 9:
This is a complex command suited to know the status of a Trigger
Input, to set the characteristics of the Input trigger as Enable/Disable
and the mode, that can be Raising, Falling and Change.
a)
To know the status of the trigger Input #1, send the string as it’s shown:
TRIGGER N1 N2\x0D
where:
N1="Status"
N2=Port number.(1~8)
\x0D is CR
Sending command:
trigger status 1 CR
The matricx replies:
Port 1=High (or low)
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