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RS-232
RS-232 Features
The EXT-UHDV-WP-HBTLS-TX & EXT-UHDA-HBTL-RX, when used together, support the
following RS-232-related functions:
a. Bi-directional RS-232 extension between Sender and Receiver.
b. Control of Sender’s input switching, scaler functions, and EDID management from the
viewing side, via the Receiver’s RS-232 port. This can be done via an automation control device
or the Gefen Syner-G™ software.
c. Gefen Syner-G™ interface via RS-232 ports of Sender and Receiver. Gefen Syner-G™ software
is used for firmware updates and EDID management of the Sender.
Please see the RS-232 commands section ( Page 26 ) on how to configure the Sender and
Receiver to perform the above functions.
a. Bi-directional RS-232 extension between Sender and Receiver:
1. Connect RS-232 Tx, Rx, and Ground from an automation control device to the
removable 4-pin “Captive Screw” Phoenix connector that is attached to the
RS-232
port of the Sender unit. Please note that the upper pin is not used (marked as
No
Connection). Each of the remaining 3 pins is identified on the connector panel.
2. Make sure that the 3 position slide switch on the front panel of the Receiver is set
to
RS-232 Pass-Thru mode. Connect RS-232 Tx, Rx, and Ground from the device-
to-be-controlled, to the removable 3-pin “Captive Screw” Phoenix connector that is
attached to the
RS-232 port of the Receiver unit. Each of the 3 pins is identified on
the top panel, near the connector.
3. Since RS-232 is a bi-directional communications protocol, you can also connect the
automation controller to the receiver and the device-to-be-controlled to the sender,
depending on your application.
Please note that The Sender and Receiver’s Tx, Rx, and Ground pin-outs for their
Phoenix connectors are different. To ensure proper operation, please follow the pin-
out of each connector as printed on each unit’s enclosure.