Extron electronics Quantum Ultra Series, User Manual

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Quantum Ultra Series Videowall Processing Systems • Remote Configuration and Control 66
X4$
= Input HDCP status
0
= No video detected
1
= Video detected without HDCP
2
= Video detected with HDCP
X4%
= Output HDCP status
0
= No active sink device detected (unplugged)
1
= Sink detected, output not encrypted
2
= Sink detected, output encrypted with HDCP (plugged and encrypted)
X6!
= Video signal status
0
= Video signal not detected
1
= Video signal detected
X7%
= Window border style —
000
through
127
000
= No border
Response is three digits padded with zeros.
X7*
= Window priority position —
1
through
999
1
= In front
Response is three digits padded with zeros.
X8)
= Input resolution — Horizontal and vertical dimensions. Example:
1280x720
X8! =
Source text string — 1-64 characters. Invalid characters are “ ‘ \
`
| .
NOTE: The text string must be transmitted using UTF-8 encoding.
X8@
= RGB color value for text string or text background —
0 - 255
X8#
= Text size in points — 8 through 251
X8$
=
Input resolution support
0 = Up to 165 MHz
1
= Up to 300 MHz
X8%
=
Chassis position in expansion system
1 = First chassis
2 = Second chassis
3 = Third chassis
4 = Fourth chassis
5 = Fifth chassis
IP setup symbol definitions
X11!
= Firmware version number (listed to two decimal places)
X11@
= Unit name — Text string of up to 15 characters:
A
-
Z
,
0
-
9
, and hyphen or minus sign (
-
).
• No blank or space characters are permitted.
• No distinction is made between upper- and lowercase.
• The first character must be an alpha character (
A
-
Z
,
a
-
z
).
• The last character cannot be a minus sign or hyphen.
X11#
= IP address (
nnn
.
nnn
.
nnn
.
nnn
)
Leading zeros in the octets are optional in setting values, suppressed in returned values.
X11$
= Gateway IP address (
nnn
.
nnn
.
nnn
.
nnn
)
Leading zeros in the octets are optional in setting values, suppressed in returned values.
X11*
= Hardware (MAC) address (
00-05-A6- xx-xx-xx
)
X11(
= Subnet mask (
nnn
.
nnn
.
nnn
.
nnn
)
Leading zeros in the octets are optional in setting values, suppressed in returned values.