AVProEdge conferX AC-CX84-AUHD, Руководство пользователя

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Device Addresses When Using Serial Communication:
NOTE: Only set device address when cascading multiple units together and using RS232 as your control method! You
also have to send the device address when doing advanced routing while sending commands by serial (next page) even if
it is default “A00”. You NEVER use device addresses when using IP control or TELNET
When using serial communication it is good to be aware of the devices “Address”. You will want to
know the device address as this will determine which Cloud 9 will receive a command. All of the
drivers are built so that if you use serial communication you will use ONE instance of the driver and
select the size. i.e 9x18, 9x27 etc...
All AC-CX84-AUHDs are address “A00” by default and if you are using just one device you do not
need to place this in front of the serial command.
EX1: If you have a standalone unit and are using serial control you can just send a command without
the address:
“SET OUT5 VS IN3” ----This will set Output 5 to Input 3
EX2: If you have two units in a “stack” you have to label them A01 and A02, so a command will look
like:
“A02SET OUT5 VS IN3” ----This will set Output 5 to Input 3 ON SWITCH TWO. Also, please
note that there is no “space” between the address and the command
To set and device address you can use the PC Control Software or send the command “SET ADDR xx”
(xx = 01 through 99)
Advanced RS232 Routing:
In addition to doing RS232 “Broadcast” (Described in the beginning of the manual) you can route
RS232 commands to a single specific output. This allow for finite control of displays and the ability to
create specific zones. You can send advanced routing commands:
1. By directly plugging a serial cable into the “Matrix” port on the AC-CX84-AUHD
2. Sending Telnet commands via the LAN Port.
To do “Advanced”Routing,
send RS232 signals here.
Send TELNET Commands through
the LAN connection.