ECHO Family
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System Command
Description
#route id[n] port[m]=[c]<CR><LF>
Where:
n is the Device ID
n = 0 ( To send to all devices in the chain)
n=1 to 8
m is the HDBaseT port
m = 0 to connect all ports
m = 1 to 4 for ECHO-4S
m = 1 to 8 for ECHO-8S
c is used to Connect/Disconnect the route
c = 0 to Disconnect
c = 1 to Connect
Controls the routing of RS-232 Commands
Examples:
Enable routing of RS-232 to all ports on all devices
>>
#route id0 port0=1<CR><LF>
Disable routing RS-232 on all ports on all devices
>>
#route id0 port0=0<CR><LF>
Enable routing RS-232 to Device 1 & 2 and Port 3 & 4
>>
#route id0 port0=0<CR><LF>
>>
#route id1,2 port3,4=1<CR><LF>
Enable routing RS-232 to all ports of Device 1
and port 3 & 4 of Device 2
>>
#route id0 port0=0<CR><LF>
>>
#route id1 port0=1<CR><LF>
>>
#route id2 port 3,4=1<CR><LF>
#sys_info
Outputs the RS-232 routing information and device ID
The ‘System ID’ in the output is the ‘Device ID’ for the unit.
The output below is from an ECHO-4S
System ID is 1.
The scanned port is DB9 .
###################### RS232 MAP STR #######################
[01] : DB9 <=> LOOP
[02] : DB9 <=> HDBT1
[03] : DB9 <=> HDBT2
[04] : DB9 <=> HDBT3
[05] : DB9 <=> HDBT4
###################### RS232 MAP END #######################
Using this command in a daisy-chained configuration can result
in a garbled response.
