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COS-100HD-B Command Guide
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3.3.3 Receiver
@GOS Sink device status
Function Getting
Format
@GOS, mode
Return value @GOS, mode, status_1 (, status_2)
Parameter mode: Getting status
0 = All statuses of sink device, 1 = HDCP of sink device,
2 = HDCP authentication between the COS and sink device
status_1: HDCP of sink device
Reply example Description
HDCP SUPPORT Device with HDCP is connected.
HDCP NOT SUPPORT Device without HDCP is connected.
UNCONNECTED Sink device is not connected.
status_2: HDCP authentication between the COS and sink device
Reply example Description
HDCP OFF Device with HDCP is not input or sink device
without HDCP is connected.
HDCP OK Authentication succeeded
HDCP ERROR Authentication failed
HDCP CHECK NOW Being authentication processing
Example
@GOS, 0
@GOS, 0, HDCP SUPPORT, HDCP OK
Getting all statuses of sink device
Sink device with HDCP is connected and
HDCP authentication completed.
Remarks
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@S*I / @G*I RS-232C communication: Receiver ID
Function Getting Setting
Format @G*I
@S*I, ID
Return value @G*I, ID @S*I, ID
Parameter ID: Receiver ID
0 to 15 = Receiver ID [Default] 0
Example @G*I
@G*I, 0
Getting the Receiver ID
“0”
@S*I, 0
@S*I, 0
Setting Receiver ID to “0”
Completed
Remarks “ID” is set to “0” by default. With the default setting, all receivers can receive data from
the transmitter, and data can be received only from the receiver that is closest to the
transmitter.
To transmit data to a specific receiver, set the Receiver ID to a value other than “0” and
set the Destination ID and Bidirectional enabled ID to the Receiver ID.
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See: RS-232C communication: Destination ID
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See: RS-232C communication: Bidirectional enabled ID
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