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1201-MV 

79033-MV User Manual 

5.5.3 User-Defined CEC Command 

 

 

 

Select an input source or display, then type the CEC command in the corresponding 

“

Trigger 1

”

 or 

“

Trigger 2

”

 box

. Press “Send” to send that command to the corresponding device.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
Note:

 The CEC standard is primarily formulated by TV manufacturers, and is generally compatible with 

TVs and Blu-ray Players, and may not be compatible with the source devices of other manufacturers, 
such as Apple TV, document cameras, etc.

 

 

Address Device list 
0 TV 
1 Recording Device 1 
2 Recording Device 2 
3 Tuner 1 
4 Playback Device 1 
5 Audio System 
6 Tuner 2 
7 Tuner 3 
8 Playback Device 2 
9 Recording Device 3 
A Tuner 4 
B Playback Device 3 
C Reserved 
D Reserved 
E Specific Use 
F Unregistered (as Initiator 
address) Broadcast (as 
Destination address) 

 

Summary of Contents for TEK 1201-MV

Page 1: ...www tekvox com 1201 MV 79033 MV User Manual TEK 1201 MV 6x1 4K Universal Switcher All Rights Reserved Version 79033 MV_2021V1 5 3 ...

Page 2: ...s of the trademark owner No part of this publication may be copied or reproduced without the prior written consent FCC Statement This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital devi...

Page 3: ...ain moisture or install this product near water Do not put any heavy items on the product s power cable Do not remove the housing of the device as opening or removing housing may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Install the device in a place with sufficient ventilation to avoid damage caused by overheating Keep the module away from liquids Spillage into the housing may result in fi...

Page 4: ...Front Panel 11 3 2 Universal Switcher Rear Panel 12 3 3 Hub Receiver Front Panel 13 3 4 Hub Receiver Rear Panel 13 3 5 System Connection 14 4 Front Panel Control 14 4 1 Multiview Mode Selection 14 4 2 Fullscreen Setting 15 4 3 HDMI Output Settings 15 4 4 Audio Control 15 4 5 Video Signal Switching 16 4 6 Switching Status 16 5 GUI Control 17 5 1 Control Tab 18 5 1 1 Video Control 18 5 1 2 Display C...

Page 5: ...r Defined CEC Command 28 5 6 EDID Tab 29 5 6 1 EDID Setting 29 5 6 2 EDID Upload 29 5 7 Network Tab 30 5 8 Tags Tab 30 5 9 Security Tab 31 5 10 Additional Tab 31 5 11 GUI Upgrade 32 6 IR Remote Control 33 7 RS232 Control 34 7 1 System Commands 35 7 2 Signal Switching Commands 36 7 3 Audio Setting Commands 38 7 4 Function Setting Commands 40 7 5 CEC Commands 47 7 6 Special Commands 49 8 Firmware Up...

Page 6: ...hub receiver 1 1 Features Video 5 HDMI inputs 1 USB C input with 60W charging EDID settings for all inputs Default is 1080P 60 Supports an Auto Switching mode with automatic display power Supports HDMI output resolutions up to 4Kx2K 60Hz 4 4 4 Supports HDBaseT output resolutions up to 4Kx2K 60Hz 4 2 0 Default output resolution is 1080P 60 12 flexible multiview configurations for showing up to 4 so...

Page 7: ...ng of USB hub to USB C input Provides PC or connected laptop access to far end USB devices cameras microphones etc 1 2 Package List 1 2 1 TEK 1201 MV Switcher 1x 6x1 4K Universal Switcher 2x Mounting Ears with 4 Screws 4x Plastic Cushions 2x 3 pin Terminal Blocks 1x 4 pin Terminal Block 1x 5 pin Terminal Block 1x IR Remote 1x IR Receiver 1x Power Adapter DC 24V 5A 1x Power Cord 1x User Manual 1 2 ...

Page 8: ... block 1 MIC 3 pin terminal block Frequency Response 20Hz to 20kHz 3dB Max Input Level 2 0Vrms 0 1 L R Level Deviation 0 3dB 1kHz sine at 0dBFS level or max level before clipping Input Impedance 10KΩ AUDIO LINE MIC Audio Format PCM 2 0 HDMI Audio Format PCM 2 0 48K L R Audio Output Audio Output 1 L R Balanced Stereo 5 pin terminal block Audio Format PCM 2 0 Frequency Response 20Hz to 20kHz 1dB Max...

Page 9: ... at 0dBFS level or max level before clipping Noise Level 90dB Control Control Ports 1 PC Type B USB 3 0 2 DEVICES Type A USB 3 0 1 IR IN 3 5mm mini jack 1 IR OUT 3 5mm mini jack 1 IR EYE 3 5mm mini jack 1 FIRMWARE Type A USB 2 0 1 RS232 4 pin terminal block 1 TCP IP RJ45 General Transmission Distance 328 feet 100 meters Bandwidth 18Gbps Operation Temperature 23 131 F 5 C 55 C Storage Temperature 1...

Page 10: ...ise Ratio SNR 90dB 20Hz to 20kHz bandwidth Crosstalk Isolation 70dB 10kHz sine at 0dBFS level or max level before clipping Noise Level 90dB Control Control Ports 1 PC Type B USB 3 0 3 DEVICES Type A USB 3 0 1 FW Micro USB 1 ETHERNET RJ45 1 IR IN 3 5mm mini jack 1 IR OUT 3 5mm mini jack 1 RS232 3 pin terminal block General Transmission Distance 328 feet 100 meters Bandwidth 18Gbps Operation Tempera...

Page 11: ...output selection and Fullscreen settings 6 MIRROR Sets the local HDMI output as HDBT loop out e g HDMI and HDBT ports simultaneously output the same signal source 7 BYPASS HDMI 1 Sets the local HDMI output port to output the HDMI input 1 source signal 8 AUDIO CONTROL Press the volume knob to select MIC or SOURCE audio to be controlled With MIC audio selected the MIX and MIC mixing audio inputs are...

Page 12: ... etc which are connected to the USB Type A ports DEVICES on both the universal switcher and the hub receiver DEVICES 1 2 Two type A USB ports for USB devices connection e g mouse keyboard etc These USB devices are accessible from the Host PC IR IN Connects to IR receiver for IR pass through IR OUT Connects to IR emitter for IR pass through IR EYE Connects to IR receiver for switcher control FIRMWA...

Page 13: ...Hub Receiver Rear Panel 1 HDMI OUT Connects to display device 2 HDBT IN Connects to the HDBaseT output port of the universal switcher via a CAT cable The orange LED lights up when there is a valid HDBaseT link between the switcher and the receiver The green LED lights up when the video contains HDCP content 3 ETHERNET RJ45 port for network signal extension When the TCP IP port of the switcher is c...

Page 14: ...a the front panel buttons Input 1 Window A Input 2 Window B Input 3 Window C Input 4 Window D The view buttons LEDs A D turn blue When switching to two window A B mode the corresponding mode s LED will turn blue and the window A and B LEDs will turn blue The factory default correspondence between the two input sources and the two output windows is Input 1 Window A Input 2 Window B ...

Page 15: ... HDMI and HDBaseT ports will simultaneously output the same signal source BYPASS HDMI 1 Press to set the HDMI output port to output the source signal of HDMI input 1 4 4 Audio Control By default the HDMI and HDBT output audio follows the video source in Fullscreen Mode In the Multiview modes the output audio will come from the HDMI 1 input The audio source can be changed via GUI or RS232 command P...

Page 16: ... priority Input 1 Input 2 Input 3 Input 4 Input 5 Input 6 USB C When the input source and output window are connected the corresponding LEDs will turn blue New input The switcher will automatically select a new input once it has been detected Reboot If power is restored to the switcher it will automatically reconnect to the input that was active when the switcher powered off In auto switching mode...

Page 17: ...ia TCP IP The default IP settings are IP Address 192 168 0 178 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Type 192 168 0 178 into a web browser and it will open the login page as shown below Username admin Password admin Type the username and password then click Login to enter the section for video switching ...

Page 18: ...d for using Fullscreen Mode HDMI Output Press the Mirror button to set the local HDMI output as an HDBaseT loop output meaning that the HDMI and HDBaseT ports will simultaneously output the same signal Press the Bypass HDMI 1 button to set the HDMI output port to output the HDMI input 1 source signal Press Power Off to put the system into Standby Mode Note The source selection Auto Window A D Mirr...

Page 19: ...multaneously to power the display on or off respectively Command To send a command to a 3rd party device type the command into this box then click Send Audio Click the Volume Down Volume Up or Volume Mute buttons to control the volume of the display via CEC commands Power Press Power Off to put the system into Standby Mode ...

Page 20: ...me Bar Volume Up Volume Down and Mute buttons to control the source audio For Analog Audio Out Set a delay time for the balanced analog audio output Mix Mix In Enable or disable the mixing audio input MIC In Enable or disable the microphone audio input MIC Volume Use the Volume Bar Volume Up Volume Down and Mute buttons to control the Mix and Microphone MIC audio Power Press Power Off to put the s...

Page 21: ...f the twelve pre defined multiview layouts then click the gear icon to open the interface for selecting the input source for each window Resize Click to adjust the window size Note that only Layout 2 and Layouts 5 12 can be adjusted Example Bisection Example PIP Picture in Picture Resize Resize Resize Resize ...

Page 22: ...V 79033 MV User Manual Example One large and three small Swap Press to cycle which video sources are displayed in each window Example In Multiview Mode Example In Fullscreen Mode Resize Resize Swap Swap Swap Swap Swap Swap ...

Page 23: ...ser defined Select a user defined layout number 1 4 Layout Select a Layout then click Save o The factory defaults of user defined layouts 1 4 are User defined Layout 1 2 3 4 Note The user defined Multiview layouts can be invoked by using the User 1 User 4 buttons on the IR remote ...

Page 24: ... 1201 MV 79033 MV User Manual 5 2 3 Multiview Source Selection Press the Settings button in the bottom left corner to select which input to display in each window After making all selections press the Confirm button ...

Page 25: ...ult 10 minutes is on or the unit receives a Power Off command it will automatically perform the following steps 1 Send a Display Off CEC or RS232 command to the display 2 RS232 Only Send Display Off RS232 command to the display device This command is sent once by default or it can be set to send twice via settings 3 After executing the System Off command the System On can again be triggered No Sig...

Page 26: ... Display Off command only applicable if 2x is checked Input Delay Set how long the unit will wait between sending the Display On and Display Input Select commands Display Input Select Enter the Display Input Select RS232 command for setting the display s input source then click Save 5 4 Resolution Tab Select the output resolution for the HDMI and HDBaseT outputs Select Auto for Rx to match the out...

Page 27: ...ual 5 5 CEC Tab 5 5 1 Source Control Select the HDMI input source to be controlled and then click the desired function buttons 5 5 2 Display Control Select the output display device to be controlled and then click the desired function buttons ...

Page 28: ...TV manufacturers and is generally compatible with TVs and Blu ray Players and may not be compatible with the source devices of other manufacturers such as Apple TV document cameras etc Address Device list 0 TV 1 Recording Device 1 2 Recording Device 2 3 Tuner 1 4 Playback Device 1 5 Audio System 6 Tuner 2 7 Tuner 3 8 Playback Device 2 9 Recording Device 3 A Tuner 4 B Playback Device 3 C Reserved D...

Page 29: ...lt in EDID for the selected input To get the EDID of the connected device use HDMI or HDBT Passthrough 5 6 2 EDID Upload To upload a user defined EDID prepare the EDID file bin on the connected PC then click the user defined box to select the EDID file bin Click Apply to upload the selected EDID file ...

Page 30: ...01 MV 79033 MV User Manual 5 7 Network Tab Select Static IP or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP Enter the static IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway Static IP only 5 8 Tags Tab Modify the Multiview layout labels ...

Page 31: ...C source that source is the USB host and all USB devices are linked to the USB C source e g MacBook When the main window is an HDMI source the PC USB B is the USB host and all USB devices are connected to the PC Manual Manually set the USB Host to PC USB B or USB C HDBT PoC Enable or disable PoC for the HDBaseT output Factory Default Restore the switcher to its factory default settings ...

Page 32: ...00 for GUI online upgrades Type the username and password the same as for logging into the GUI to log in to the configuration interface After entering the WebServer click Administration in the source menu then click Upload Firmware Select the desired update file and press Apply to begin the upgrade ...

Page 33: ... source BYPASS HDMI 1 Set the local HDMI output port to output the source signal of HDMI input 1 SELECT FULLSCREEN Window A D buttons for output window selection and fullscreen setting 4 MULTIVIEW Four buttons for built in Multiview mode selection Four buttons for user defined 1 4 Multiview mode selection The user defined modes can set in the GUI Multiview tab see 5 2 2 User Defined Multiview Mode...

Page 34: ...e used to control the switcher An RS232 control software needs to be installed on the control PC to send RS232 commands After installing the RS232 control software set the parameters of COM number baud rate data bit stop bit and parity bit correctly then commands can be sent to the 1201 MV Baud rate 9600 Data bit 8 Stop bit 1 Parity bit None Notes All commands must be terminated with CR All feedba...

Page 35: ...Mode 50876 50877 Get the system standby status 50877 50896 Turn on feedback information at receiver Default 50896 50897 Turn off feedback information at receiver 50897 50898 Check status of feedback information 50896 50897 50899 Get the system status V1 0 0 50701 50706 50707 50712 50713 50718 50719 50724 50601 50606 50611 50612 50614 50615 50617 50618 50620 50621 501xx xx 00 60 502xx xx 00 60 5081...

Page 36: ...0 178 NetMask 255 255 255 0 GateWay 192 168 0 1 50998 Upgrade the MST software 1 Prepare the latest upgrade file bin on a flash drive and rename it as MERGE bin 2 Plug the Flash drive into the FIRMWARE port 3 Send the command 50998 using the RS232 control software 4 After the upgrade is successful the feedback will be sent 50998 50999 Get the firmware version V1 0 0 50996 Factory Default 50996 509...

Page 37: ...0 HDMI 2 21 HDMI 3 22 HDMI 4 23 HDMI 5 24 USB C 507xx xx 19 24 50725 Get the current input source of window A 50701 50706 50726 Get the current input source of window B 50707 50712 50727 Get the current input source of window C 50713 50718 50728 Get the current input source of window D 50719 50724 50729 Set the local HDMI output mode to Mirror 50729 50730 Set the local HDMI output mode to Bypass H...

Page 38: ...e Window D 50743 50744 Get Freeze status of Window A 50736 50737 50745 Get Freeze status of Window B 50738 50739 50746 Get Freeze status of Window C 50740 50741 50747 Get Freeze status of Window D 50742 50743 50748 Freeze all windows 50748 50749 Unfreeze all windows 50749 7 3 Audio Setting Commands Command Description Command Example and Feedback 5060x Set the source audio for output x 1 6 1 HDMI ...

Page 39: ...50617 Enable the source audio mute 50617 50618 Disable the source audio mute 50618 50619 Get the source audio mute status 50617 50618 50620 Enable MIC and MIX audio mute 50620 50621 Disable MIC and MIX audio mute 50621 50622 Get the MIC and MIX mute status 50620 50621 50626 Enable the audio following the video source switching in Fullscreen Mode 50626 50627 Disable the audio following the video so...

Page 40: ... 50634 Increase the MIC and MIX volume 502xx xx 00 60 50635 Decrease the MIC and MIX volume 502xx xx 00 60 7 4 Function Setting Commands Command Description Command Example and Feedback 5080x Set the output resolution x 1 9 1 3840x2160 60HZ 2 3840x2160 50HZ 3 3840x2160 30HZ 4 1920x1200 60HZ 5 1920x1080 60HZ 6 1920x1080 50HZ 7 1440x900 60HZ 8 1360x768 60HZ 9 Auto 5080x x 1 9 50810 Get the output re...

Page 41: ...of input 2 xx 24 32 24 From HDMI Display 25 1920x1080 60Hz DVI No Audio 26 1920x1080 60Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 27 1920x1200 60Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 28 3840x2160 30Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 29 3840x2160 60Hz 4 2 0 Deep Color Stereo Audio 30 3840x2160 60Hz Deep Color Stereo Audio 31 From HDBT Display 32 USER 508xx xx 24 32 508xx Set the EDID of input 3 xx 33 41 33 From HDMI Display 34 1920x1080 60Hz DVI No A...

Page 42: ... Audio 53 1920x1080 60Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 54 1920x1200 60Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 55 3840x2160 30Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 56 From HDBT Display 57 USER 508xx xx 51 57 508xx Set the EDID of input 6 xx 58 64 58 From HDMI Display 59 1920x1080 60Hz DVI No Audio 60 1920x1080 60Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 61 1920x1200 60Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 62 3840x2160 30Hz 8bit Stereo Audio 63 From HDBT Display 64 USER 508xx xx 58 6...

Page 43: ... 50882 50884 Enable auto standby after no signal detection 50884 50885 Disable auto standby after no signal detection 50885 50886 Get auto standby setting 50884 50885 503xx Set the delay time for sending CEC RS232 and standby commands after the input signal is removed xx 00 30 min Default 10min 503xx xx 00 30 50887 Get the delay time for sending CEC RS232 and standby commands after the input signa...

Page 44: ...WS Full 02 2 WINDOWS PBP 03 3 WINDOWS 2U1D 04 4 WINDOWS SAME SIZE 05 2 WINDOWS PIP LU 06 2 WINDOWS PIP LD 07 2 WINDOWS PIP RU 08 2 WINDOWS PIP RD 09 4 WINDOWS PBP 3L1R 10 4 WINDOWS PBP 1L3R 11 4 WINDOWS PBP 3U1D 12 4 WINDOWS PBP 1U3D 509xx xx 01 12 50913 Get the Multiview mode 509xx xx 1 12 509xx Set the user defined Multiview mode for User 1 xx 22 33 22 1 WINDOWS Full 23 2 WINDOWS PBP 24 3 WINDOW...

Page 45: ...P LD 40 2 WINDOWS PIP RU 41 2 WINDOWS PIP RD 42 4 WINDOWS PBP 3L1R 42 4 WINDOWS PBP 1L3R 44 4 WINDOWS PBP 3U1D 45 4 WINDOWS PBP 1U3D 509xx xx 34 45 509xx Set the user defined Multiview mode for User 3 xx 46 57 46 1 WINDOWS Full 47 2 WINDOWS PBP 48 3 WINDOWS 2U1D 49 4 WINDOWS SAME SIZE 50 2 WINDOWS PIP LU 51 2 WINDOWS PIP LD 52 2 WINDOWS PIP RU 53 2 WINDOWS PIP RD 54 4 WINDOWS PBP 3L1R 55 4 WINDOWS...

Page 46: ... 1 509xx xx 22 33 50971 Get the user defined Multiview mode for User 2 509xx xx 34 45 50972 Get the user defined Multiview mode for User 3 509xx xx 46 57 50973 Get the user defined Multiview mode for User 4 509xx xx 58 69 50914 Resize display windows 50914 50893 Enable PoC 50893 50894 Disable PoC 50894 50895 Get the PoC status 50893 50894 50918 Set the USB Host mode to auto switch 50918 50919 Set ...

Page 47: ... xx 11 15 510xx Send a CEC LEFT command to a source device xx 16 20 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 16 20 510xx Send a CEC RIGHT command to a source device xx 21 25 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 21 25 510xx Send a CEC BACK command to a source device xx 26 30 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 26 30 510xx Send a CEC ENTER command to the source device xx 31 35 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 31 35 510xx Send a CEC ON command to a source device xx 36 40 HD...

Page 48: ...x 66 70 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 66 70 510xx Send a CEC REWIND command to a source device xx 71 75 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 71 75 510xx Send a CEC FAST FORWARD command to a source device xx 76 80 HDMI 1 5 510xx xx 76 80 510xx Send a CEC ON command to a display xx 81 82 81 HDMI output 82 HDBT output 510xx xx 81 82 510xx Send a CEC OFF command to a display xx 83 84 83 HDMI output 84 HDBT output 510xx xx 83 84 510...

Page 49: ... HDMI 2 3 HDMI 3 4 HDMI 4 5 Output HDMI 6 Output HDMI xx2 DEVICE ADDRESS xx3 OPCODE xx COMMAND CEC 1 04 44 46 CEC send to device 1 Header 0x04 Opcode 0x44 Message 0x46 7 6 Special Commands Note The below send string commands do not need termination Command Description Command Example and Feedback 51733 RS232 pass through mode Enables pass through of data from receiver to RS232 on Switcher Will sta...

Page 50: ...typing only one will be sent 3 When reading r r will be converted to 0x0D in HEX 4 When reading n n will be converted to 0x0A in HEX 1 9 123 r x31 x3278 123 1278 x y zz zz Send the HEX command zz zz to far end device x Baud rate 1 5 1 115200 2 57600 3 38400 4 19200 5 9600 y number of octets in HEX command zz zz HEX data to be sent z 0 9 A F and up to 20 octets 1 4 30 31 32 33 0123 PU x zzzz Set th...

Page 51: ...cher x Baud rate 1 5 1 115200 2 57600 3 38400 4 19200 5 9600 zz zz HEX data to be sent z 0 9 A F and up to 20 octets PU 5 50 6F 77 65 72 4F 6E Baud rate 9600 Power on to send HEX 50 6F 77 65 72 4F 6E PD x zzzz Set the ASCII Power Off command zzzz to be sent to a remote display when the switcher enters Standby Mode x Baud rate 1 5 1 115200 2 57600 3 38400 4 19200 5 9600 zzzz ASCII data to be sent U...

Page 52: ...y Input Select command zzzz to be sent to a remote display when powering on the switcher x Baud rate 1 5 1 115200 2 57600 3 38400 4 19200 5 9600 zzzz ASCII data to be sent Up to 48 characters Notes 1 When reading x the two characters after x will be converted to HEX automatically 2 When typing only one will be sent 3 When reading r r will be converted to 0x0D in HEX 4 When reading n n will be conv...

Page 53: ...MV 79033 MV User Manual Command Description Command Example and Feedback 2 57600 3 38400 4 19200 5 9600 zz zz HEX data to be sent z 0 9 A F and up to 20 octets Baud rate 9600 Display input select to send HEX 49 6E 70 75 74 ...

Page 54: ...ST software 1 Prepare the latest upgrade file bin on a flash drive and rename it to MERGE bin 2 Plug the flash drive into the FIRMWARE port on the rear panel 3 Send the command 50998 via the RS232 control software 4 While the firmware is updating the switcher will display its status in the RS232 control software 8 2 Receiver Follow the steps below to upgrade the receiver s firmware via the FW port...

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