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Kramer Electronics Ltd.
KDS-SW2-EN7
– Protocol 3000
61
Function
Description
Syntax
Response
Parameters/Attributes
Example
COM-
ROUTE?
Get communication
route tunnel
connection state.
#COM-ROUTE? com_id
<CR>
~nn@COM-ROUTE
com_id,port_type,port_id,eth_r
ep_en,timeout
<CR><LF>
com_id
– Machine dependent
port_type
– TCP/UDP
0
– TCP
1
– UDP
port_id
– TCP/UDP port number
eth_rep_en
– Ethernet Reply
0
– COM port does not send replies
to new clients
1
– COM port sends replies to new
clients.
timeout
– Keep alive timeout in
seconds (1 to 3600)
Get tunneling port routing for
all route tunnels:
#COM-ROUTE? *
<CR>
DEV-
STATUS?
Get device status.
#DEV-STATUS?
<CR>
~nn@DEV-STATUS
status
<CR><LF>
status - device status for
encoder/decoder
0
– power on
1
– standby
2
– FW Background Download
3
– IP fallback address
Get device status
#DEV-STATUS?
<CR>
EDID-ACTIVE
Activate specific
EDID
Note: only valid in
custom mode. in
other modes will
return error.
#EDID-ACTIVE Input_id,
Index
<CR>
~nn@EDID-ACTIVE Input_id,
Index
<CR><LF>
or
~nn@EDID- ACTIVE
err
<CR><LF>
Input_id
– 1
Index - Index in EDID List
Set custom EDID #1 active
on input 1; If not in CUSTOM
mode, return ERROR
#EDID-ACTIVE 1,1
<CR>
EDID-
ACTIVE?
Get current active
EDID.
Note: only valid in
custom mode. in
other modes will
return error.
#EDID-ACTIVE? Input_id
<CR>
~nn@EDID-ACTIVE Input_id,
Index
<CR><LF>
Input_id
– 1
Index - Index in EDID List
Get active custom EDID
index on Input 1; If not in
CUSTOM mode, return
ERROR
#EDID-ACTIVE? 1
<CR>
EDID-LIST?
Get a list of currently
existing EDID’s (Get
only)
#EDID-LIST?
<CR>
~nn@#EDID-LIST
[port_idx
,“name”],...
<CR><LF>
port_idx
– HDMI port index, only 1 is
accepted
name
– EDID file name
Get EDID list
#EDID-LIST?
<CR>
Return:
~nn@EDID-LIST
[0,“DEFAULT”],[2,”SONY”],[5,
”PANASONIC”]
<CR><LF>
EDID-MODE
Set EDID work
mode.
#EDID-MODE Input_id, Mode,
Index
<CR>
~nn@#EDID-MODE Input_id,
Mode, Index
<CR><LF>
Input_id
– 1
Mode:
– PASSTHRU (get from decoder)
– CUSTOM
– DEFAULT
Index: for CUSTOM get 'index' from
'EDID-LIST?' command
Set EDID to custom mode,
idx is 1
#EDID-MODE
1,CUSTOM,1
<CR>
EDID-MODE?
Get EDID work
mode.
#EDID-MODE? Input_id
<CR>
~nn@#EDID-MODE Input_id,
Mode, Index
<CR><LF>
Input_id
– 1
Mode:
– PASSTHRU (get from decoder)
– CUSTOM
– DEFAULT
Index: for CUSTOM get 'index' from
'EDID-LIST?' command
Get EDID Mode
#EDID-MODE? 1
<CR>
EDID-NET-
SRC
Set MAC on net
device to be EDID
source
Valid only when
EDID-MODE
command is set to
PASSTHRU
#EDID-NET-SRC input_id,
src_ip
<CR>
~nn@EDID-NET-SRC input_id,
src_ip
<CR><LF>
input_id
– 1
src_mac
– DEC IP address
Set MAC on net device for
Input 1
#EDID-NET-SRC
1,192.168.1.40
<CR>
EDID-NET-
SRC?
Get MAC on net
device of EDID
source.
#EDID-NET-SRC? input_id
<CR>
~nn@EDID-NET-SRC input_id,
src_ip
<CR><LF>
input_id
– 1
src_ip
– DEC IP address
Get MAC on net device for
Input 1
#EDID-NET-SRC? 1
<CR>
EDID-RM
Remove custom
EDID from EDID list
Note: should return
ERR if this EDID is in
USE.
#EDID-RM Index
<CR>
~nn@#EDID-RM
Index
<CR><LF>
or
~nn@EDID-RM err
<CR><LF>
Index: 1…N - EDID index to
remove. Index 0 (default) is not
removable
remove EDID from slot 3 and
delete the file
#EDID-RM 3
<CR>
ETH-PORT
Set Ethernet port
protocol.
NOTE:
If the port
number you enter is
already in use, an
error is returned.
The port number
must be within the
following range: 0-
(2^16-1).
#ETH-PORT port_type,port_id
<CR>
~nn@ETH-PORT
port_type,port_id
<CR><LF>
port_type
– TCP/UDP
port_id
–
when port_type = TCP:
5000~5099
when port_type = UDP:
50000~50999
Set the Ethernet port protocol
for TCP to port 12457:
#ETH-PORT TCP,5000
<CR>
ETH-PORT?
Get Ethernet port
protocol.
#ETH-PORT? port_type
<CR>
~nn@ETH-PORT
port_type,port_id
<CR><LF>
port_type
– TCP/UDP
port_id
–
when port_type = TCP:
5000~5099
when port_type = UDP:
50000~50999
FACTORY
Reset device to
factory default
configuration
NOTE:
This
command deletes all
user data from the
device. The deletion
can take some time.
Your device may
require powering off
and powering on for
the changes to take
effect.
#FACTORY
<CR>
~nn@FACTORY ok
<CR><LF>
Reset the device to factory
default configuration:
#FACTORY
<CR>