9. Programmer's Reference
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9. Programmer's Reference
series – Matrix Application Mode – User's Manual
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MA
TRIX APPLIC
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TION MODE
Applied F-series endpoint firmware package: v1.5.4 | Applied R-series endpoint firmware package: v1.5.4 | Applied MMU firmware package: v1.3.3 | LDC software: v2.4.2b4
9.10.24. Source MUX Setting
The command sets the source signal for the output port. Query the available options with the command
described in the previous section.
ATTENTION!
If the selected source is the I1/I2 local input port or the copy of the O1, the output is still
selectable as a destination in the global crosspoint table. It means the crosspoint setting is not forbidden
for the selected output. As the priority of the incoming stream is higher than the local input ports and the
copy function, the signal transmission can be denied on the port if the bandwidth limit is exceeded. The
solution for this limitation is disabling of the unused destination port, see the details in the
section.
Command and Response
#mux #sourcemux #new
ç
SET•/MEDIA/STREAMS/VIDEO/
<out>
/PORT.SourceMux=<
destination
|
in
|
out
>
æ
pw•/MEDIA/STREAMS/VIDEO/
<out>
/PORT.SourceMux=<
destination
|
in
|
out
>
Example
ç
SET /MEDIA/STREAMS/VIDEO/D101/PORT.SourceMux=I1
æ
pw /MEDIA/STREAMS/VIDEO/D101/PORT.SourceMux=I1
9.11. Video Wall Configuration
9.11.1. The Tree Structure of the Video Wall
General Description
The path of the video wall related methods and properties
is the /MEDIA/VIDEOWALLS. The video wall is an umbrella
term, a wall has
layout(s)
and a layout has
zone(s)
. The display
devices can be attached to the zones.
When the first wall is created, the VIDEOWALL1 path including
all required methods and properties are created automatically.
The VIDEOWALL
#
contains the following paths: /LAYOUTS,
/ASSIGNS, /DISPLAYS, and /SETTINGS.
Video Wall
The video wall can handle up to 8x4 (column x row) display
devices. Up to 20 video walls can be created, up to 9 layouts
per video wall, and up to 9 zones per layout.
The video wall has two states:
Active
of
Inactive
. The wall can
be edited in Inactive state only.
Layouts
A video wall would have more different layouts which are freely
configurable by the user except the first layout (LAYOUT0) which is created automatically. The LAYOUT0
contains one zone only (ZONE0) which includes all display devices in the video wall showing one stream.
New layouts (LAYOUT1, LAYOUT2, etc) can be added to the video wall which may contain more zones.
Zones
The layout contains zones which own the display devices. One zone represents a stream on the video wall. All
zones have a unique ID which contains information about the video wall, layout, and the zone. For example:
Z321
,
Z
as Zone,
3
as Video Wall 3,
2
as Layout 2, and
1
as Zone 1. The ID of the default ZONE0 is Z100.
Displays
The advanced display device parameters can be found under the /DISPLAYS/ALL path. The width, height,
bezel sizes, and gap sizes can be customized with the right command.
/
MEDIA
EDID
VIDEOWALLS
VIDEOWALL1
LAYOUTS
LAYOUT0
ZONE0
LAYOUT1
ZONE1
ZONE2
ZONE3
ASSIGNS
DISPLAYS
SETTINGS
VIDEOWALL2
XP
DEVICEMAP
STREAMS
CONTROL
MANAGEMENT
SYS
DISCOVERY