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Video Routing
The following commands allow the making of video selections as well as discovering which input
is assigned to a specific output. Note that for any output
y
, both the HDMI and HX outputs always
show the same (mirrored) input HDMI source.
RS232 Command
Description
Response Example
s in x av out y!
Route input
x
video to the output
y
.
x
= HDMI input number
y
= Output number or
0
for all outputs.
input 2 -> output 3
r av out y!
Get the routing for output
y
input 1 -> output 5
Presets
The four Preset memories can each store video signal routings for later recall. Any of these
preset stores can also be cleared at any time.
RS232 Command
Description
Response Example
s save preset z!
Save the current video routing to preset
z
,
where
z
= 1~4
save to preset 2
s recall preset z!
Set the video routing to settings in preset
z
,
where
z
= 1~4
recall from preset 1
s clear preset z!
Clear the video routing from preset
z
, where
z
= 1~4
clear preset 1
r preset z!
Get the video routing information for preset
z
, where
z
= 1~4
Depends on values stored in
preset z
Feedback Messages
The matrix units will also report the following events:
1.
A video selection occurred either at the front panel, from an RS232 command, or from
the web interface.
2.
When an input HDMI signal is detected.
3.
When any HDMI or HX cable is connected or disconnected.
RS232 Output Message
Description
input x -> output y
A video selection occurred, where
x
is the input number and
y
is the
output number(s).
hdmi input x: connect
A new source was connected to HDMI input
x
hdmi input x: sync
An HDMI signal was detected at HDMI input
x
hdmi input x: disconnect
An HDMI signal was lost from HDMI input
x
hdmi output y: connect
A cable was connected to HDMI output
y
hdmi output y: disconnect
A cable was disconnected from HDMI output
y
hx output y: connect
A cable was connected to HX output
y
hx output y: disconnect
A cable was disconnected from HX output
y
E00
Unrecognised command
E01
Incorrect parameter value
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