Kramer TP-594Rxr, User Manual

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Kramer Electronics Ltd.
TP-594Txr, TP-594Rxr
– Extending and Routing Control Signals
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Extending and Routing Control
Signals
TP-594Txr and TP-594Rxr control signals can be extended in the following ways:
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Extending Control Signals via HDBT on page 19 .
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Extending HDMI CEC Commands via HDMI Connections on page 20 .
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Routing IP-Driven Control Signals via Built-in Control Gateway on page 20 .
Extending Control Signals via HDBT
Ethernet, RS-232 and IR control commands can be extended bidirectionally between the
TP-594Txr and TP-594Rxr transmitter and receiver system, enabling the user to control
peripheral devices connected to far end devices.
The example in Figure 20 shows:
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RS-232 signal extension
– Serial control signals are extended, via HDBT, between the
SL-240C that is connected to the RS-232 port on the transmitter side, and the RS-232
port on the receiver side that is connected to the smart TV.
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IR signal extension
– The smart TV IR remote control unit sends an IR command signal
via an IR sensor cable that is connected to the transmitter side. This signal is extended
via HDBT to the receiver side and is transmitted to the smart TV via an IR emitter cable.
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Ethernet extension
– IP control signals are extended, via HDBT, between the
SL-240C ,
that is connected to the ETH port on the transmitter side, and the FC-7 that is connected
to the ETH port on the receiver side. FC-7 relays are connected to the blinds.
Figure 20: Extending Control Signals via HDBT
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