NetLinx Programming of DXLink Receivers
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Hardware Reference Manual – DXLink™ Twisted Pair 4K Transmitters/Receivers
In NetLinx Studio’s OnLine Tree, the DXLink Receiver Module displays its ports.
NOTE:
For additional information on NetLinx Studio, refer to the “WebConsole & Programming Guide – NX-Series Controllers”
(available at www.amx.com).
NOTE:
All command text is based on a Unicode index.
TIP:
Occasionally new firmware versions affect SEND_COMMANDs. If a command does not produce the expected results, we suggest
checking the product’s current firmware version against the information in the “Firmware Version” table on page 65.
CHANNELs
IMPORTANT:
Before DXLink Modules can receive any NetLinx SEND_COMMANDs, the DIP switch’s #3 Toggle must be set to ON or the
device will not be accessible from a NetLinx control system.
NOTE:
Since not all devices support both upper and lower case, for best results all commands and parameters should be sent in
upper case.
FIG. 25
NetLinx Studio OnLine Tree - Ports 1 through 7 on DXLink Receiver
Channel
Function
255
This channel On indicates that the DXLink Module has a valid UTP (twisted pair cable) connection to a switcher with an
Integrated Master.
If the channel is Off, the DXLink Module is incorrectly connected.
1-253 Key presses from selected remote control.
Port 1 - Serial ICSP (COM)
Port 2 - Not used
Port 3 - IR Output (TX)
Port 4 - IR Input (RX)
Port 5 - USB (HID) device data
Port 6 - Audio/Video Output
Port 7 - Audio/Video Input
DXLink Receiver
Ports 1-7 on DXLink Receiver
Device number
DXLink Receiver
Enova DGX 3200
Integrated Master
