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Kramer Electronics Ltd. 

 

 

KDS-8-MNGR 

– Telnet Control 

62 

 

 

set lan N1 static netmask N2 

set lan N1 static netmask N2

Set the 

specified LAN port’s static netmask.

 

Available values for 

N1

:

 

1 ....................................... [LAN Port 1]

 

2 ....................................... [LAN Port 2]

 

N2 

= X.X.X.X .................... [X = 0~255, netmask]

 

get lan N1 static netmask 

get lan N1 static netmask

Show the specified LAN port’s current static netmask.

 

Available values for 

N1

:

 

1 ....................................... [LAN Port 1]

 

2 ....................................... [LAN Port 2]

 

set lan N1 static gateway N2 

set lan N1 static gateway N2

Set the specified LAN port’s static gateway address.

 

Available values for 

N1

:

 

1 ....................................... [LAN Port 1]

 

2 ....................................... [LAN Port 2]

 

N2 

= X.X.X.X .................... [X = 0~255, gateway address]

 

get lan N1 static gateway 

get lan N1 static gateway

Show the specified LAN port’s current static gateway address.

 

Available values for 

N1

:

 

1 ....................................... [LAN Port 1]

 

2 ....................................... [LAN Port 2]

 

get uart list 

get uart list

List all available serial ports.

 

set uart N1 reset 

set uart N1 reset

Reset the specified serial port’s settings to the factory defaults.

 

Available values for 

N1

:

 

1 ....................................... [3-pin serial port]

 

2 ....................................... [5-pin serial port]

 

Summary of Contents for KDS-8-MNGR

Page 1: ...P N 2900 301456 Rev 1 www kramerAV com USER MANUAL MODEL KDS 8 MNGR SDVoE Manager ...

Page 2: ...Ethernet 8 Using Embedded Web Pages 11 Discovering IP Address 13 Monitoring and Controlling Decoders and Encoders 14 Configuring the System 30 Configuring System Settings 33 Configuring Transmitters 45 Configuring Receivers 47 Defining Output Resolution 49 Configuring Video Walls 50 Configuring Multiviews 51 Technical Specifications 54 Default Communication Parameters 55 Video Specifications 55 Ac...

Page 3: ...ion cables we recommend Kramer high performance high resolution cables to avoid interference deterioration in signal quality due to poor matching and elevated noise levels often associated with low quality cables Do not secure the cables in tight bundles or roll the slack into tight coils Avoid interference from neighboring electrical appliances that may adversely influence signal quality Position...

Page 4: ...ing it to be collected and recycled To comply with the WEEE Directive Kramer Electronics has made arrangements with the European Advanced Recycling Network EARN and will cover any costs of treatment recycling and recovery of waste Kramer Electronics branded equipment on arrival at the EARN facility For details of Kramer s recycling arrangements in your particular country go to our recycling pages ...

Page 5: ...ger supporting products which can be installed within a podium or table in a conference room or classroom This interface can allow the user to activate stored macros with the simple press of a button Standard control is available via the embedded web pages remote or local RS 232 Telnet and IR Remote KDS 8 MNGR provides exceptional quality and user friendly operation Centralized Management Manage a...

Page 6: ...al Applications KDS 8 MNGR is ideal for the following typical applications Video TV wall display and control Security surveillance and control Commercial advertising display and control Home theaters with smart home controls Retail sales and demonstration ...

Page 7: ...ty such as window security alarms motion detectors door switches etc Each of the 8 trigger inputs will activate the associated macro 1 8 when triggered A minimum of 5V DC is required to activate each trigger HDMI OUT Port Connect to a standard HDMI display to view the unit current status information and access the embedded web pages directly without a PC HDMI output is locked to a resolution of 10...

Page 8: ...er Ethernet standard KDS 8 MNGR can optionally be powered directly via this Ethernet port FACTORY RESET Press and hold for 3 seconds to reset the unit to its factory defaults including Ethernet settings While the reset is in process the front panel LEDs flash Once the reset is complete the unit returns to normal operation 5V DC Port Plug the 5V DC power adapter into the unit and connect it to an A...

Page 9: ... HDMI acceptor to the HDMI OUT connector 2 Connect the USB port to a USB Hub that is connected to a keyboard and mouse 3 Connect Ethernet LAN 2 RJ 45 connector to a 1G Network switch that is connected to a laptop Alternatively you can connect LAN 2 directly to a laptop 4 Connect Ethernet LAN 1 PoE RJ 45 Connector to a 10G Network switch that is connected to KDS 8 or KDS 8F encoders and decoders 5 ...

Page 10: ...ct via a router and your IT system is based on IPv6 speak to your IT department for specific installation instructions Connecting Ethernet Port Directly to a PC You can connect the Ethernet port of KDS 8 MNGR directly to the Ethernet port on your PC using a crossover cable with RJ 45 connectors This type of connection is recommended for identifying KDS 8 MNGR with the factory configured default fa...

Page 11: ...ght either Internet Protocol Version 6 TCP IPv6 or Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 depending on the requirements of your IT system 5 Click Properties The Internet Protocol Properties window relevant to your IT system appears as shown in Figure 5 or Figure 6 Figure 5 Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties Window ...

Page 12: ...can use any IP address in the range 192 168 1 1 to 192 168 1 255 excluding 192 168 1 39 Figure 7 Internet Protocol Properties Window 7 Click OK 8 Click Close Connecting Ethernet Port via a Network Hub or Switch You can connect the Ethernet port of KDS 8 MNGR to the Ethernet port on a network hub or using a straight through cable with RJ 45 connectors Configuring Ethernet Port You can set the Ether...

Page 13: ...hat your browser is supported The following operating systems and Web browsers are supported Operating Systems Browser Windows 10 Chrome Recommended Firefox Mac Safari iOS Safari Android Chrome Some features might not be supported by some mobile device operating systems KDS 8 MNGR enables performing the following Discovering IP Address on page 13 Monitoring and Controlling Decoders and Encoders on...

Page 14: ...e embedded pages address in a web browser the embedded pages load and display the System tab To Access the embedded web pages 1 Click Login to open the authentication window 2 Enter the appropriate User Name and Password admin and click Enter If a keyboard is not available such as when using a touch screen an on screen keyboard can be activated by clicking on the keyboard icon The default user nam...

Page 15: ...n sending RS 232 commands via the KDS 8 MNGR RS 232 port see RS 232 and Telnet Commands on page 58 or via the HDMI output To discover or change the IP address via HDMI output 1 Connect the KDS 8 MNGR HDMI output to a display The System tab in the offline embedded web pages appears only Monitor Control and System tabs are displayed offline 2 View the IP address or change it as follows a Connect a m...

Page 16: ...ork and enables performing the following actions Routing Video on page 15 Routing a Video Wall on page 17 Routing a Multi viewer on page 18 Routing HDMI Audio on page 19 Routing Analog Audio on page 22 Pairing USB Hosts and Devices on page 24 Routing IR Signals on page 26 Routing RS 232 Signals on page 27 Activating a Macro on page 29 In all the sections except for the Routing Video section transm...

Page 17: ... to indicate that The encoder is in the video wall mode The encoder is in the Multiviewer mode The encoder current input has no live source connected The decoder does not have an active display connected The encoder decoder does not support the video thumbnail feature The encoders source streams are collectively exceed the 10Gbps bandwidth limitation The encoder decoder is offline or currently not...

Page 18: ...he selected source and routed displays change their color You can also drag and drop display decoders to an encoder source on the transmitter side to activate a new streaming route The source on the encoder is streamed to the decoder Streaming a Source to Multiple Decoders To route a source on a detected encoder to multiple encoders 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears ...

Page 19: ...Video Display Stream To stop a video display stream 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears 2 Click and drag the display to the Stop button 3 Release the mouse Streaming to that display stops Drag Allbutton down to the Stop button to stop all streaming Display streaming has stopped Routing a Video Wall Drag and drop detected encoder sources and decoder displays to control ...

Page 20: ...e Multiview preset to an available decoder display and also by dragging and dropping a decoder source over to Multiview windows Before routing inputs to Multiview windows you need to define a Multiview preset see Configuring Multiviews on page 51 The Multiview page includes four main areas The Preset area which includes all currently defined multiview presets Receiver area which includes all the d...

Page 21: ...f available encoder sources drag a source to a window as needed Note that a single source cannot be simultaneously displayed in differently sized windows or in multiple presets at different output resolutions 5 Select a source for each of the Multiview windows The sources on the encoders are streamed to the Multiview windows Routing HDMI Audio You can route the HDMI audio signal independently via ...

Page 22: ...Stream on page 21 Streaming an HDMI Audio Source to a Single Decoder To route an HDMI audio source on a detected encoder to a display on an encoder 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears 2 Click HDMI Audio The HDMI Audio page appears Figure 14 Monitor Control Tab HDMI Audio Page 3 Click and drag a source button in the transmitter area to the preferred display in the recei...

Page 23: ...I Audio of an encoder is set to Follow Video in Genlock Mode and scaling on that output has been disabled Bypass the audio output on that receiver cannot be stopped by using this control To stop a HDMI audio source stream 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears 2 Click HDMI Audio The HDMI Audio page appears 3 Click and drag an HDMI audio source button or the All button to ...

Page 24: ...ansmission Analog Audio Receiver area which includes drag and drop buttons for all the decoder displays that are detected by the system and a Stop button to stop one or all audio streams from being displayed If a selected audio source for an analog output is set to HDMI Audio Stereo Downmix that output will be marked with an exclamation mark and the audio output will mirror the source set on the H...

Page 25: ... The selected source and routed displays change their color You can also drag and drop display decoders to an encoder source on the transmitter side to activate a new streaming route The source on the encoder is streamed to the decoder Streaming an Analog Audio Source to Multiple Decoders To route an analog audio source on a detected encoder to multiple encoders 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor C...

Page 26: ...o page appears 2 Click HDMI Audio The HDMI Audio page appears 3 Click and drag the display or the All button to the Stop button 4 Release the mouse Streaming to that display stops Display streaming has stopped Pairing USB Hosts and Devices Use drag and Drop control to pair USB hosts such as a PC laptop etc and USB devices such as a keyboard mouse webcam etc connected to USB ports on detected encod...

Page 27: ... The USB page appears Figure 16 Monitor Control Tab USB Page 3 Click and drag a USB host button from the Host side to a USB device on the Device side 4 Release the mouse The active USB host name appears below the group name The selected host and routed devices change their color USB hosts and devices are paired Stopping Communication from a USB Host To stop communication from a USB host 1 In the M...

Page 28: ...ncludes drag and drop buttons for all the encoder IR input ports that are detected by the system and a stopbutton to stop IR streaming to the encoders IR Output area which includes drag and drop buttons forall the decoder IR output ports Use IR page to perform the following actions Streaming Global Broadcast IR Inputs on page 26 Connecting IR Out to IR Input on page 27 Stopping IR Broadcast Stream...

Page 29: ... stop IR input signal broadcast 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears 2 Click IR The IR page appears 3 Click and drag an IR Input button or the All button to the Stop button in the Input area IR streaming has stopped Routing RS 232 Signals Route RS 232 signals via drag and drop from RS 232 ports on detected encoders to RS 232 ports on detected decoders The RS 232 port on...

Page 30: ...ase the mouse The word broadcast appears in the appropriate RS 232 input button The selected input and output devices change their color RS 232 Input is routed to all available RS 232 outputs Routing RS 232 Output to RS 232 Input To route an RS 232 signal on the Receiver side to an RS 232 input on the sender side 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears 2 Click RS 232 The R...

Page 31: ...stopped Activating a Macro You can activate macros that have been pre defined and stored within the KDS 8 MNGR using the following simple interface To define Macros see Creating Macros on page 35 Only one macro can be executed at a time Activating a Predefined Macro To activate a Macro 1 In the Menu tabs select Monitor Control The Video page appears 2 Click Macro The RS 232 page appears Figure 19 ...

Page 32: ...LAN1 and LAN2 Set the IP Mode address netmask and gateway Network definitions for each LAN port DHCP or Static IP When a LAN port is set to DHCP mode it automatically attempts to obtain proper configuration information from the local DHCP server If no DHCP server is available it will automatically assign itself an APIPA address from the 169 254 xxx xxx range To configure the Network settings manua...

Page 33: ...ems The generated file is password protected and is only intended for use by authorized technical support 3 If required open the drop down list to select the user language for the embedded web pages Basic commands are carried out Resetting the System KDS 8 MNGR provides several reset options To reset the system 1 In the Menu tabs select System The System page appears 2 In the top right area of the...

Page 34: ...re are multiple transmitters and receivers in the system Do not power off any units during the update process KDS 8 MNGR enables performing the following firmware upgrades Upgrading KDS 8 MNGR Firmware on page 32 Upgrading Transmitter Receiver Firmware on page 33 Upgrading KDS 8 MNGR Firmware To upgrade the KDS 8 MNGR firmware 1 In the Menu tabs select System The System page appears Figure 21 Syst...

Page 35: ...ing individual unit updates via the Transmitter and Receiver tabs Configuring System Settings KDS 8 MNGR enables configuration of different internal systems and interfaces including group and macro creation manual IR and RS 232 command broadcasting I O trigger assignment EDID management and setting the system s clock and event scheduling KDS 8 MNGR enables performing the following actions Creating...

Page 36: ... Group Name Select Group Type from the drop down list Group type determines the signal type for this group Video Audio USB and IR RS 232 This selection affects the type of receiver endpoints available within the Device List In the Device area which lists all the available decoder acceptors displays click an acceptor to move it to the Group area which lists all the acceptors in the selected group C...

Page 37: ...Macro 1 In the Menu tabs select Settings The Group page appears 2 Click Macro The Macro page appears Figure 23 Settings Tab Macro Page 3 Click to create a new macro Click to edit an existing macro Click to delete a macro 4 Next to Order open the drop down box to select the macro order also use to change the order of existing macros Macros are displayed in the Monitor Control tab in the same order ...

Page 38: ... the Menu tabs select Settings The Group page appears 2 Click RS232 IR The RS232 IR page appears Figure 24 Settings Tab RS232 IR Page 3 For RS 232 a Select the command target from the drop down box b Enter or copy the command to the empty area below RS 232 To transmit hex data each ASCII hex pair octet must be preceded by x For example a carriage return would be x0D c Click Send to send the comman...

Page 39: ...h of the 8 trigger inputs on the unit as well as to the 8 IR remote buttons To assign a macro to a trigger 1 In the Menu tabs select Settings The Group page appears 2 Click I O Trigger The I O Trigger page appears Figure 25 Settings Tab I O Trigger Page 3 Select the Macro from the drop down list under a trigger A macro is assigned to a Trigger ...

Page 40: ...ns select an available EDID source Click Load EDID and select a custom EDID file bin format from a selection window on your PC In some cases a custom or external EDID may cause compatibility issues with certain sources If this happens we recommend that you switch to one of the 6 default EDIDs for maximum compatibility Click 1 of the following 6 default EDIDs Default EDIDs STD FHD 2CH 1920 1080p 60...

Page 41: ...er To Assign an EDID to an input on the encoder 1 In the Menu tabs select Settings The Group page appears 2 Click Time The Time page appears Figure 27 Settings Tab Time Page 3 Next to NTP Server Enter the hostname or IP address of the preferred NTP server to use for time synchronization 4 Click Save to store the new information 5 Click Sync to force the unit to sync to the NTP server KDS 8 MNGR s ...

Page 42: ...et in the following ways Executing a Macro Once by date on page 40 Executing a Macro Multiple Times on page 42 Defining a Weekly Schedule on page 44 Executing a Macro Once by date You can execute a selected macro once at a specific date and time To define a one time schedule by date 1 In the Menu tabs select Settings The Group page appears 2 Click Schedule The Schedule page appears Figure 28 Setti...

Page 43: ...te at the scheduled time 7 Next to Mode select Once The Once Scheduling setting appears Figure 29 Scheduling Once Mode 8 Click Date text box for a one time macro execution A calendar window opens Figure 30 Activate Date Calendar Window 9 Click Now to change the date and time to the present Figure 31 Setting Present Date and Time ...

Page 44: ...predefined number of times To define a schedule by time 1 In the Menu tabs select Settings The Group page appears 2 Click Schedule The Schedule page appears 3 Click to create a new schedule Click to edit an existing schedule Click to delete a schedule 4 Enter Schedule Name 5 Next to Activate enable or disable the current schedule event 6 Next to Macro select the macro from the drop down list to ac...

Page 45: ...ime or click Now to set to the current time Click Done 9 Enter Time Interval text box to set the number of days this schedule is repeated 10 Click Day text box to set the execution time per day 11 Click Times box to set the number of times this macro will be executed from the set date and on Select 0 to have this schedule run repeatedly Figure 34 Date Repeat Scheduling Window 12 Click Save Schedul...

Page 46: ...appears 3 Click to create a new schedule Click to edit an existing schedule Click to delete a schedule 4 Enter Schedule Name 5 Next to Activate enable or disable the current schedule event 6 Next to Macro select the macro from the drop down list to activate at the scheduled time 7 Next to Mode select Weekly The Week Scheduling setting appears Figure 35 Scheduling Date Mode 8 Click Activate Date bo...

Page 47: ... Previously detected encoders that are notcurrently detected are identified by a disconnected icon and cannot be used for routing Transmitter tab enables performing the following actions Viewing and Configuring Encoder Settings on page 45 Removing an Encoder on page 47 Viewing and Configuring Encoder Settings To view and configure encoder settings 1 In the Menu tabs select Transmitter The Transmit...

Page 48: ...ddress view the encoder IP address Under Video Click Info to view video source information via the pop up display window If no live source is present Info button appears red Under Network click Settings to view and change Network settings via the Network pop up window Click Save to accept changes and exit window Under RS 232 click Settings to view and change RS 232 settings via the RS 232 pop up w...

Page 49: ...removed from the list Configuring Receivers KDS 8 MNGR enables viewing and configuring detected decoder details Previously detected decoders that are not currently detected are identified by a disconnected icon and cannot be used for routing Receiver tab enables performing the following actions Viewing and Configuring Decoder Settings on page 47 Removing a Decoder on page 49 Viewing and Configurin...

Page 50: ...via drop down box Changingthe order here also changes the units list order in other tabs Under Name view the name of each display decoder device Change the device name via Device pop up window see below Under IP Address view the decoder IP address Under Video Click Info to view video source information via the pop up display window If no live source is present Info button appears red Under Network...

Page 51: ... remove an encoder from the list 1 In the Menu tabs select Receiver The Receiver page appears 2 Click Remove The Remove window appears 3 Select a decoder from the list 4 Click Confirm The selected encoder is removed from the list Defining Output Resolution Set detected decoder output resolution via drag and drop control Since scaling applies only to the decoder side a change in the resolution does...

Page 52: ...deo Walls Configure or modify video walls of up to 8x8 using multiple decoders in a group To configure a video wall 1 In the Menu tabs select Video Wall The Video Wall page appears Figure 42 Video Wall Page 2 Click to create a new Video Wall group Click to edit an existing video wall group Click to delete a group 3 Enter group details Next to Order open the drop down box to select the video wall g...

Page 53: ... correct position within the video wall grid to the right of the list the name of the decoder is displayed within the selected location of the video wall and the display changes colors Green the display is assigned to the video wall and is in video wall mode Red the display is assigned but is not active in the correct mode Blue no display hasbeen assigned yet 5 Click Save Group to save the changes...

Page 54: ...reset details Next to Order open the drop down box to select the Multiview preset order also use to change the order of existing groups Multiview presets are displayed in other tabs in the same order Enter Multiview Preset Name Select the decoder display to output Multiview preset Select the resolution for the decoder Multiview output Select the Aspect Ratio to use when presenting the sources in t...

Page 55: ...ble decoders drag and drop each decoder to its correct position within the video wall grid to the right of the list the name of the decoder is displayed within the selected location of the video wall and the display changes colors Green the display is assigned to the video wall and is in video wall mode Red the display is assigned but is not active in the correct mode Blue no display hasbeen assig...

Page 56: ...ironmental Conditions Operating Temperature 0 to 40 C 32 to 104 F Storage Temperature 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F Humidity 20 to 90 RHL non condensing Regulatory Compliance Safety CE FCC Environmental RoHs WEEE ESD Protection HBM 8kV Air Discharge 4kV Contact Discharge Enclosure Size Special Type Metal steel Cooling Convection Ventilation General Net Dimensions W D H 23 1cm x 10 8cm x 2 5cm 9 1 x 4 2 x ...

Page 57: ...ns Factory reset reset all transmitters reset all receivers Video Specifications Supported Resolutions Hz Output HDMI 720 400p 70 85 640 480p 60 72 75 85 720 480i 60 720 480p 60 720 576i 50 720 576p 50 800 600p 56 60 72 75 85 848 480p 60 1024 768p 60 70 75 85 1152 864p 75 1280 720p 50 60 1280 768p 60 75 85 1280 800p 60 75 85 1280 960p 60 85 1280 1024p 60 75 85 1360 768p 60 1366 768p 60 1400 1050p ...

Page 58: ...Bandwidth Category Examples 1080p FHD Video Up to 1080p 60Hz 12 bit color Data rates lower than 5 3Gbps or below 225MHz TMDS clock 4K30 4K UHD Video 4K 24 25 30Hz 4K 50 60Hz 4 2 0 8 bit color Data rates higher than 5 3Gbps or above 225MHz TMDS clock but below 10 2Gbps 4K60 4K UHD Video 4K 50 60Hz 4 4 4 8 bit 4K 50 60Hz 4 2 0 10 bit HDR Data rates higher than 10 2Gbp ...

Page 59: ... cable CLI Command Line Interface DAC Digital to Analog Converter DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DP DisplayPort EDID Extended Display Identification Data GbE Gigabit Ethernet GUI Graphical User Interface HDCP High bandwidth Digital Content Protection HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface HDR High Dynamic Range HDTV High Definition Television IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol IP...

Page 60: ... set factory default get command ver get model name get model type get mac N1 addr set factory ipconfig default set system reboot set lan N1 ip mode N2 get lan N1 ip mode get lan N1 ipconfig get lan N1 ipaddr get lan N1 netmask get lan N1 gateway set lan N1 static ipaddr N2 get lan N1 static ipaddr set lan N1 static netmask N2 get lan N1 static netmask set lan N1 static gateway N2 get lan N1 stati...

Page 61: ...ed command N1 Command Show the full command list N1 N1 Show details about the specified command N1 Command get fw ver get fw ver Show the unit s current firmware version set factory default set factory default Reset the unit to the factory defaults get command ver get command ver Show the unit s current command version get model name get model name Show the unit s model name get model type get mod...

Page 62: ... the unit set lan N1 ip mode N2 set lan N1 ip mode N2 Set the IP address assignment mode of the specified LAN port Available values for N1 1 LAN Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 Available values for N2 Static Static IP mode DHCP DHCP mode get lan N1 ip mode get lan N1 ip mode Show the current IP address assignment mode of the specified LAN port Available values for N1 1 LAN Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 get lan N1 ipcon...

Page 63: ... Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 get lan N1 gateway get lan N1 gateway Show the specified LAN port s current gateway address Available values for N1 1 LAN Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 set lan N1 static ipaddr N2 set lan N1 static ipaddr N2 Set the specified LAN port s static IP address Available values for N1 1 LAN Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 N2 X X X X X 0 255 IP address get lan N1 static ipaddr get lan N1 static ipaddr Show...

Page 64: ...2 set lan N1 static gateway N2 set lan N1 static gateway N2 Set the specified LAN port s static gateway address Available values for N1 1 LAN Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 N2 X X X X X 0 255 gateway address get lan N1 static gateway get lan N1 static gateway Show the specified LAN port s current static gateway address Available values for N1 1 LAN Port 1 2 LAN Port 2 get uart list get uart list List all ava...

Page 65: ...t uart N1 baudrate get uart N1 baudrate Show the current baud rate of the specified serial port Available values for N1 1 3 pin serial port 2 5 pin serial port set uart N1 stop bit N2 set uart N1 stop bit N2 Set the number of stop bits for the specified serial port Available values for N1 1 3 pin serial port 2 5 pin serial port Available values for N2 1 1 stop bit 2 2 stop bits get uart N1 stop bi...

Page 66: ...values for N1 1 3 pin serial port 2 5 pin serial port set uart N1 parity N2 set uart N1 parity N2 Set the parity of the specified serial port Available values for N1 1 3 pin serial port 2 5 pin serial port Available values for N2 0 None 1 Odd 2 Even get uart N1 parity get uart N1 parity Show the current parity setting of the specified serial port Available values for N1 1 3 pin serial port 2 5 pin...

Page 67: ...e N3 n4 Route the specified transmitter s audio input to the specified receiver s audio output N1 rx1 rx128 Receiver device ID Available values for N2 1 HDMI audio output 2 Analog audio output N3 tx1 tx128 Transmitter device ID Available values for N4 1 HDMI audio input 2 Analog audio input Note The values for N2 and N4 must match set all voip audio out oN1 route N2 N3 set all voip audio out oN1 r...

Page 68: ... N1 set all tx uart command N1 Transmit the specified command data via the serial port on all transmitters N1 Command data ASCII text Note To transmit hex data each ASCII hex pair octet must be preceded by x For example a carriage return would be x0D set all rx uart command N1 set all rx uart command N1 Transmit the specified command data via the serial port on all receivers N1 Command data ASCII ...

Page 69: ... output on the specified receiver N1 1 128 Receiver device ID N2 IR ASCII hex data Pronto format IR data set all tx ir command N1 set all tx ir command N1 Transmit the specified IR data via the IR outputs on all transmitters N1 IR ASCII hex data Pronto format IR data set all rx ir command N1 set all rx ir command N1 Transmit the specified IR data via the IR outputs on all receivers N1 IR ASCII hex...

Page 70: ...ce s USB device to the specified AVoIP device s USB host Available values for N1 tx1 tx128 Transmitter device ID USB device rx1 rx128 Receiver device ID USB device Available values for N2 tx1 tx128 Transmitter device ID USB host rx1 rx128 Receiver device ID USB host set video wall preset N1 set video wall preset N1 Execute the specific video wall configuration N1 1 128 Video wall group ID set mult...

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