the web interface of the unit, you can even assign a own name of the bank, but this is not avalable via Console
or Telnet.
3.6.2.3
edid_mode
Format 1: edid_mode
Displays the behavoir of EDID/DDC for each input. This is a typical printout (factory setup):
IN: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DDCM:S S S S S S S S
When reading the example, the first row will list all inputs available at the unit and the second row will show a
character abbreviation for the input number the row above.
All eight inputs (of the example) are configured to „S” (=STATIC).
Please use this table for interpretation of the abbreviations used:
char EDID-mode
-
OFF: no EDID available at input, Hotplug
is off. An external video source will not
read any EDID info, as long unit is pow-
ered. When power is off, any input of
the unit will behave like „static“ (see
below) to be DVI compliant.
S
STATIC: a static EDID data set is pre-
sented at the input. Hotplug signal is
always ON.
A video source is able to read EDID/DDC
data at any time.
F
FOLLOW: see chapter 7.2
T
THROUGH: see chapter. 7.2
Table 1: abbreviations for EDID mode
Format 2: edid_mode in mode
Parameter:
in = [1..input count available]: number of input used
mode = mode character (see table 1)
Modify the EDID operation mode of input number #in. Command is executed directly. The new mode of EDID
behavoiur is stored persitently, so even after power reset, the input will behave the same way.
3.6.2.4
edid_read
Format 1: edid_read N
Parameter:
N = [1..input count] read back EDID to console from output #N
N = [11..(10+input count)] read back EDID from input EEPROM of input #(N-10)
N = [21..28] read back EDID from internal bank manager bank # (N-20)
This command displays EDID-information. These infos (read back) will be printed onto console.
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