AVocation Systems MX-0404NAD-R User Manual

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Operation Manual

for

Peak Series

Audio/Video Matrix Units

This is a pre-release version of our new manual

coming out soon. Some of the new RS-232

command pages may have errors. The matrix

functions work properly but the manual may

describe it incorrectly. If you have trouble

getting a command to work, call us to ensure it

is outlined in the manual correctly.

10956 Ammons St.

Westminster, CO 80021

Ph: 303-410-6639

www.avocationsystems.com

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Read all instructions before connecting or operating the A/V Matrix. Pay particular attention to the safety information. Keep this manual so you can refer to these safety instructions.

WARNING: There are no user serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to

qualiﬁ ed service personnel.

WARNING: To reduce risk of ﬁ re or electric shock, do not expose the RC-8-MX to

extreme heat, extreme cold, moisture or water. Do not allow foreign objects to get into the enclosure. If the unit is exposed to moisture, or a foreign object gets into the enclosure, immediately disconnect the power cord from the wall. Take the unit to a qualiﬁ ed service person for inspection and the necessary repairs.

Clean the A/V Matrix only with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner. Do not use water, solvents, or any other liquid to clean the A/V Matrix.

Place the A/V Matrix on a ﬁ xed, level surface strong enough to support its weight. Keep the A/V Matrix away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or any other appliance that produces heat.

The A/V Matrix from 90 to 250 VAC power sources It may also be operated from either 50 Hz or 60 Hz line frequencies. The unit is autosensing for power conﬁ guration.

Connect the A/V Matrix to the power outlet only with the supplied 3-prong grounded power supply cord or an exact equivalent. The cable should be connected to a properly grounded 3-conductor wall outlet. Do not modify the supplied cable in any way. Extension cords must be rated for adequate current.

Do not route the power cord where it can be crushed, pinched, bent at severe angles, exposed to heat, or damaged in any way. If the cord shows any sign of wear or damage, immediately stop using it and obtain a proper replacement from a qualiﬁ ed service agency or from the Avocation Systems service department.

If the A/V Matrix shows signs of improper operation, or if it has been dropped or damaged in any way, immediately disconnect the power cord from the power outlet. Take the A/V Matrix to a qualiﬁ ed service technician or send it directly to Avocation Systems for inspection and the necessary repairs.

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Safety Instructions

1 Read Instructions - All

the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is operated.

2 Retain Instructions -

The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

3 Heed Warnings - All

warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

4 Follow Instructions -

All operating and other instructions should be followed.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE COVER.

NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning ﬂ ash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert you to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufﬁ cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electrical shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert you to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

5 Water and Moisture - The appliance should not be used near water - for example, near

a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.

6 Carts and Stands - The appliance should be used only with a

cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer.

6A An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care.

Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

7 Wall or Ceiling Mounting - The appliance should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only

as recommended by the manufacturer.

8 Ventilation - The appliance should be situated so that its location or position does not

interfere with its proper ventalation. For example, the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface, that may block the ventilation openings; or placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the ﬂ ow of air through the ventilation openings.

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9 Heat - The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators,

stoves, or other appliances that produce heat.

10 Power Sources - The appliance should be connected to a power supply only of the

type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the appliance.

11 Power-Cord Protection - Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are

not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, covenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.

12 Cleaning - The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended by the

manufacturer.

13 Nonuse Periods - The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet

when left unused for a long period of time.

14 Object and Liquid Entry - Care should be taken so that objects do not fall into and

liquids are not spilled into the inside of the appliance.

15 Damage Requiring Service - The appliance should be serviced by qualiﬁ ed service

personnel when:

A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged. B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the appliance. C. The appliance has been exposed to rain. D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in

performance.

E. The appliance has been dropped, or the cabinet is damaged. 16 Servicing - The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond those means

described in the operating insturctions. All other serviing should be referred to qualiﬁ ed service personnel.

17 Power Lines - An outdoor antenna should be located away from power lines. 18 Grounding or Polarization - The precautions that should be taken so that the

grounding or polarization is not defeated.

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Be careful when unpacking the A/V Matrix and the Matrix Keypads. This electronic package is susceptible to dropping or holding heavy objects on top of it. Save the original package and all enclosed packing material in case the unit needs to be returned. Damage due to shipping in cartons other than the original package are not covered under the warranty.

Make sure you ﬁ ll out and return the warranty card. This document along with the sales receipt will give you the purchase date in case the unit needs to be returned for repair under warranty service.

Any modiﬁ cations or improper use of the A/V Matrix or the Matrix keypad will void the warranty. Please read all information and instructions concerning this system before installing.

For any questions or concerns about the A/V Matrix and/or the Matrix Keypads, please call Avocation Systems, Inc. We are happy to answer any questions you may have or any problems you may be experiencing. If you are unsure of any aspects of your installation please contact one of our technicians before you start your installation. Avocation Systems, Inc. we will assist you in any way we can.

Please read this manual carefully and completely before operating the A/V Matrix. It gives details in operation, conﬁ gurations, descriptions, adjustments, trouble shooting, problems, performance, and convenience of use.

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Switching Sources Using the Front Panel

There are two ways to switch audio and video inputs together to an output

The ﬁ rst way uses the A/V button along with the keypad.

Input

Output

Volume

+ +

456

789

3a 2a

1) Press the A/V button When this button is pressed, the input and output displays will go blank

2) Select the input number through the keypad such as 01 for input number 1 As you input the numbers they will show up on the Input LED

3) Select the output number through the keypad such as 04 for output number 4

As you input the numbers they will show up on the Output LED The matrix will automatically enter this and switch input number 1 to output 4 The second method uses the Input and Output keys under the LED displays.

1) Select the output number you wish to change by pressing the - and + keys under the Output LED (the Input LED will show the current input switched to that output).

2) Select the input number

Input

Output

Volume

456

789

you wish to route to the output by pressing the

- and + keys under the Input LED.

3) Press the Enter key to switch and save the selection.

A/V Func

Audio Preset

Video Cancel

Off Enter

A/V Func

Audio Preset

Video Cancel

Enter

Note:

If at any point you make an error, you can press the cancel button and start over.

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To switch audio to an output.

1) Press the Audio button

2) Select the input number through the keypad such

Input

as 03 for input number 3

3) Select the output number through the keypad such as 07 for output number 7

The matrix will automatically enter this and switch audio input number 3 to output 7.

To switch video only to an output.

1) Press the Video button

2) Select the input number through the keypad such

Input

as 02 for input number 2

3) Select the output number through the keypad such as 08 for output number 8

Output

Volume

Output

Volume

456

+ +

789

456

A/V Func

Audio Preset

Video Cancel

Off Enter

A/V Func

Audio Preset

Video Cancel

Off Enter

The matrix will automatically enter this and switch video input number 2 to output 8

Note:

If at any point you make an error, you can press the cancel button and start over.

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Teaching IR Matrix Control Commands

The Matrix can be controlled via IR commands taught through the IR Emitter Output. Place an IRE (IR Emitter) into the connector and place the emitter on the learning device. You must use the RS-232 port to tell the matrix to teach the IR commands. See the RS-232 section for ca-

bling and commands to use.

IRE Connection for teaching IR commands

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Section C - Control Connections

The MTX series of matrices can be controlled via RS-232, RS-485 and infrared.

RS-232 Connections to the matrix typically use a null modem cable from the controller. The default communications parameters are:

Baud Rate 19200 baud Bits 8 Parity None Stop Bits 1

Transmit (Pin 3)

Receive (Pin 2)

Ground (Pin 5)

RS-485 communications use the same baud rate as RS-232. Both RJ-12 connectors are tied together to allow daisy chained communications.

Infrared Teaching Output

Data+ (Pin 4)

Data- (Pin 3)

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Using Windows Hyperterminal

The MTX Series is controllable through any terminal software such as Hyperterminal. The following setup can be used to allow easy communications to the MTX unit.

1) Open Hyperterminal under Accessories => Communications => Hyperterminal

Provide a name for the connection and click OK.

Select the COM properties Disconnect Select File => Properties

Select the COM port to use

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Select the Settings Tab

Select ASCII Setup

Check “Echo typed characters locally” and

“Append line feeds to incoming line ends”

Select OK untill all the setup windows are

closed.

Hit “Enter” to make the connection.

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Changing the Units Baud Rate

The MTX baud rate for communications is changed through the the front panel by using the following keystrokes.

1) Press the “Func” button

2) Enter “6” and “1” then press “Enter”. The display will show the current baud rate selected.

3) Enter the two digits for the baud rate that you want to select then press “Enter”.

Func

A/V

Audio

Video

Off

Preset

Cancel

Enter

Input

Valid baud rates are: 00 = 4800 01 = 9600 02 = 19200 (default) 03 = 38400 04 = 57600 05 = 115200

Output

Volume

1 4 7

2 5

8 0

3 6 9

4 7

5 8 0

Input

To change baud rates: Enter the two digit code for the baud rate required and press Enter

Output

Volume

3 6 9

A/V

Audio

Video

Off

Func

Preset

Cancel

Enter

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Section D - Commands

The Peak series of matrices have a number of commands for control and query to allow full control. Each command is listed in this section with a description and example to help understand the commands.

The following commands are available:

Audio Routing and Status

MXxxAiioo .................................................... audio input to output ..................................................................A4

MXxxAiio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8 ................. audio input to multiple outputs ...................................................A4

MXxxAAii ...................................................... audio input to all outputs ............................................................A4

MXxxABooyy ................................................ balance ......................................................................................A4

MXxxABAyy .................................................. balance for all outputs ................................................................A4

MXxxAFoo .................................................... audio output off ..........................................................................A5

MXxxAMoo ................................................... audio mute (on, off, toggle) ........................................................A5

MXxxAPiiyy .................................................. Sensitivity ...................................................................................A5

MXxxAPAyy .................................................. all inputs to sensitivity yy ...........................................................A5

MXxxAUooyy ................................................ Volume to a paricular .................................................................A5

MXxxAUAyy ................................................. all outputs to volume level yy .....................................................A6

MXxxAYoo .................................................... Volume step up ..........................................................................A6

MXxxAZoo .................................................... Volume step down .....................................................................A6

MXxxSA(oo) ................................................. status of audio route (s) .............................................................A6

MXxxSAA ..................................................... status of all audio items

MXxxSAB(oo) ............................................... status of audio balance(s)

MXxxSAM(oo) .............................................. status of of audio mute(s)

MXxxSAP(ii) ................................................. status of sensitivity level(s)

MXxxSAU(oo) ............................................... status of volume level(s)

MXxxZ50ooyy............................................... set maximum volume for output

MXxxZ51 ...................................................... read all maximum volume settings

MXxxZ57y .................................................... set volume enable

MXxxZ58 ...................................................... read volume enable

MXxxZ59y .................................................... set sensitivity enable

MXxxZ60 ...................................................... read sensitivity enable

Video Routing and Status

MXxxViioo .................................................... Video input to output

MXxxViio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8 ................. video input to multiple outputs

MXxxVFoo .................................................... video output off

MXxxVAii ...................................................... route video input to all outputs

MXxxSV(oo) ................................................. status of video route(s)

Digital Audio Routing and Status

MXxxDiioo .................................................... Digital input to output

MXxxDiio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8 ................. input to multiple outputs

MXxxDAii ...................................................... send Digital input to all

MXxxDFoo .................................................... Digital output off

MXxxSD(oo) ................................................. status of digital route(s)

Audio/Video/Digital Routing and Status

MXxxBiioo .................................................... A/D/V input to output

MXxxBiio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8 ................. input to multiple outputs

MXxxBAii ...................................................... send A/D/V input to all

MXxxBFoo .................................................... A/D/V output off

MXxxBS ........................................................ A/D/V straight through

MXxxSB(oo) ................................................. status of A/D/V route(s)

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General Status

MXxxS .......................................................... all status returned

Conguration Commands

MXxxZ01 ...................................................... read audio inputs

MXxxZ02 ...................................................... read video inputs

MXxxZ03 ...................................................... read audeo outputs

MXxxZ04 ...................................................... read video outputs

MXxxZ05 ...................................................... read option ags

MXxxZ06 ...................................................... read hardware type (model number)

MXxxZ07 ...................................................... read hardware code

MXxxZ08 ...................................................... read hardware revision

MXxxZ09 ...................................................... read software revision

MXxxZ10 ...................................................... read serial number

MXxxZ11 ...................................................... read mfg date

MXxxZ13 ...................................................... set/read enable/disable front panel control

MXxxZ17 ...................................................... set/read volume mode

MXxxZ18 ...................................................... set/read mute release mode

MXxxZ21 ...................................................... set/read response mode

MXxxZ53 ...................................................... Set/Read select digital with analog

MXxxZ54 ...................................................... Set/Read select digital with video

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IR Teaching Commands

MXxxZ52 ...................................................... Teach IR code

MXxxZ56vv ................................................... Set/read number of times to repeat on IR teaching

Preset Commands

MXxxZ23yy ................................................... set preset name

MXxxZ24yy ................................................... read preset name

MXxxZ25yy ................................................... clear preset name

MXxxZ26xxyyiioo ......................................... set audio preset

MXxxZ27xxyy ............................................... read audio preset

MXxxZ28xxyy ............................................... clear audio preset

MXxxZ29xxyyiioo ......................................... set digital preset

MXxxZ30xxyy ............................................... read digital preset

MXxxZ31xxyy ............................................... clear digital preset

MXxxZ32xxyyiioo ......................................... set video preset

MXxxZ33xxyy ............................................... read video preset

MXxxZ34xxyy ............................................... clear video preset

MXxxZ35xxyyiioo ......................................... set A/D/V preset

MXxxZ36xxyy ............................................... read A/D/V preset

MXxxZ37xxyy ............................................... clear A/D/V preset

MXxxZ38xxyyiioo ......................................... set volume Preset

MXxxZ39iioo................................................. read volume Preset

MXxxZ40ooyy............................................... clear volume Preset

MXxxZ41xxyyiioo ......................................... set balance Preset

MXxxZ42iioo................................................. read balance Preset

MXxxZ43ooyy............................................... clear balance Preset

MXxxZ44xxyyiioo ......................................... set Sensitivity Preset

MXxxZ45ooyy............................................... read Sensitivity Preset

MXxxZ46ooyy............................................... clear Sensitivity Preset

MXxxZ47pp .................................................. Save current setup as preset no. pp

MXxxZ48xx ................................................... read complete preset

MXxxZ49xx ................................................... run preset number xx

MXxxZ98 ...................................................... reset unit

MXxxZ99 ...................................................... search for unit

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Legend:

xx = unit ID number 00 to 15 ii = input number 00 to 64 oo = output number 01 to 64 yy = value to set

Audio Routing Commands

MXxxAiioo<CR>

Route an audio input to an audio output MX00A0103<CR>

Routes audio input 1 to output 3

Response: MXxx-Audio=ii to oo<CR>

MXxxAiio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8<CR>

Route an audio input to as many as 10 outputs MX00A0101,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10<CR>

Routes audio input 1 to outputs 1 to 8

MX00A0101,02,03,04<CR>

Routes audio input 1 to outputs 1 to 4

Response: MXxx-Audio=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxAAii<CR>

Routes an audio input to all outputs MX00AA02<CR>

Routes audio input 2 to all audio outputs

Response: MXxx-Audio=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxABooyy<CR

Sets a balance level for an output MX00AB0249<CR>

yy=00 for full left

yy=49 for center

yy=99 full right

Output 2 is set for equal balance between left and right channels.

Response: MXxx-Balance oo set to yy<CR>

MXxxAFoo<CR>

Turn an audio output off MX00AF03<CR>

Turn off audio output number 3

Response: MXxx-Audio=00 to oo<CR>

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MXxxAMoo(y)<CR>

Mute an audio output MX00AM03<CR>

absence of (y) will result in a toggle of the mute adding (y) is optional for setting a mute directly y = 0 turns off the mute for the output y = 1 turn on the mute for the output

Toggle the mute of output 3

MX00AM021<CR>

Enables the mute for output 2

Response: MXxx-Audio=00 to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxAPiiyy<CR>

Set the level adjustment for an audio input MX00AP0132<CR>

yy = 00 to 48 yy = 32 for 0dB pass yy adjusts in 0.5dB steps

Sets audio input 1 to 0dB pass

Response: MXxx-Sensitivity ii set to yy<CR>

MXxxAPAyy<CR>

Set the level adjustment for all audio inputs MX00APA32<CR>

yy = 00 to 48 yy = 32 for 0dB pass yy adjusts in 0.5dB steps

Sets all audio inputs to 0dB pass

Response: MXxx-Sensitivity ii set to yy<CR> (for each input changed)

MXxxAUooyy<CR>

Sets an audio output volume level MX00AU0132<CR>

yy = 00 (-64dB Minimum) yy = 32 (0dB Pass Through) yy = 48 (+32dB Maximum)

Sets audio output 1 to 0dB pass

Response: MXxx-Volume oo to yy<CR>

MXxxAUAyy<CR>

Sets all audio outputs to a volume level MX00AUA32<CR>

yy = 00 (-64dB Minimum) yy = 32 (0dB Pass Through) yy = 48 (+32dB Maximum)

Sets all audio outputs 1 to 0dB pass

Response: MXxx-Volume oo to yy<CR> (for each output changed)

MXxxAYoo<CR>

Step an audio output volume up one level MX00AY03<CR>

Step up audio output number 3 up one step

Response: MXxx-Volume oo to yy<CR>

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MXxxAZoo<CR>

Step an audio output volume down one level MX00AY03<CR>

Step down audio output number 3 up one step

Response: MXxx-Volume oo to yy<CR>

MXxxSA(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of an audio route. MX00SA<CR>

Returns the status of all the audio routes

MX00SA04<CR>

Returns the routing status of audio output number 4

Response: MXxx-Audio=ii to oo<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

MXxxSAB(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of an audio output balance MX00SAB<CR>

Returns the balance status of all the audio outputs

MX00SAB04<CR>

Returns the balance status of audio output number 4

Response: MXxx-Balance oo set to yy<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

MXxxSAM(oo)<CR>

Query for the mute status of an audio output MX00SAM<CR>

Returns the mute status of all the audio outputs

MX00SAM04<CR>

Returns the mute status of audio output number 4

Response: MX00-Output 01 is Muted<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

MXxxSAP(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of an audio input level MX00SAP<CR>

Returns the level of all the audio inputs

MX00SAP04<CR>

Returns the level of audio input number 4

Response: MXxx-Sensitivity ii set to yy<CR> (each input will be sent if input number not specied)

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MXxxSAU(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of an audio output volume MX00SAP<CR>

Returns the volume of all the audio outputs

MX00SAP04<CR>

Returns the volume of audio output number 4

Response: MXxx-Volume oo to yy<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

MXxxZ50ooyy<CR>

Set the maximum volume level for an output MX00Z500432<CR>

yy=00 to 48 Set the maximum volume for output 4 to 32

Response: MXxx-Max Out Level for oo = yy<CR>

MXxxZ51<CR>

Read the maximum volume level for all outputs MX00Z51<CR>

Read all output maximum volume levels

Response: MXxx-Max Out Level for oo = yy<CR> (each output will be sent)

MXxxZ57y<CR>

Enable/Disable volume control MX00Z570<CR>

y=0 to disable volume control Disable volume control in the matrix

y=1 to enable volume control

MX00Z571<CR>

Enable volume control in the matrix

Response: MXxx-Volume control enabled<CR> Response: MXxx-Volume control disabled<CR>

MXxxZ58<CR>

Read volume control enable/disable status MX00Z58<CR>

Get the status of volume control ability

Response: MXxx-Volume control enabled<CR> Response: MXxx-Volume control disabled<CR>

MXxxZ59y<CR>

Enable/Disable sensitivty control MX00Z590<CR>

y=0 to disable sensitivty control Disable sensitivty control in the matrix

y=1 to enable sensitivty control

MX00Z591<CR>

Enable sensitivty control in the matrix

Response: MXxx-Sensitivity control enabled<CR> Response: MXxx-Sensitivity control disabled<CR>

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MXxxZ60<CR>

Read sensitivty control enable/disable status MX00Z60<CR>

Get the status of sensitivty control ability

Response: MXxx-Sensitivity control enabled<CR>

Response: MXxx-Sensitivity control disabled<CR>

Video Routing Commands

MXxxViioo<CR>

Route a video input to an video output MX00V0103<CR>

Routes video input 1 to output 3

Response: MXxx-Video=ii to oo<CR>

MXxxViio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8,o9,o10<CR>

Route an video input to as many as 10 outputs MX00V0101,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10<CR>

Routes video input 1 to outputs 1 to 10

MX00V0101,02,03,04<CR>

Routes video input 1 to outputs 1 to 4

Response: MXxx-Video=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxVAii<CR>

Routes a video input to all outputs MX00VA02<CR>

Routes video input 2 to all video outputs

Response: MXxx-Video=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxVFoo<CR>

Turn a video output off MX00VF03<CR>

Turn off video output number 3

Response: MXxx-Video=00 to oo<CR>

MXxxSV(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of a video route. MX00SV<CR>

Returns the status of all the video routes

MX00SV04<CR>

Returns the routing status of video output number 4

Response: MXxx-Video=ii to oo<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

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Digital Routing Commands

MXxxDiioo<CR>

Route an digital input to an a/v output MX00D0103<CR>

Routes digital input 1 to output 3

Response: MXxx-Digital=ii to oo<CR>

MXxxDiio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8,o9,o10<CR>

Route an digital input to as many as 10 outputs MX00D0101,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10<CR>

Routes digital input 1 to outputs 1 to 10

MX00D0101,02,03,04<CR>

Routes digital input 1 to outputs 1 to 4

Response: MXxx-Digital=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxDAii<CR>

Routes an a/v input to all outputs MX00DA02<CR>

Routes digital input 2 to all digital outputs

Response: MXxx-Digital=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxDFoo<CR>

Turn an digital output off MX00DF03<CR>

Turn off digital output number 3

Response: MXxx-Digital=00 to oo<CR>

MXxxSD(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of an digital route. MX00SD<CR>

Returns the status of all the digital routes

MX00SD04<CR>

Returns the routing status of digital output number 4

Response: MXxx-Digital=ii to oo<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

MXxxZ53(y)<CR>

Set/Read select digital with analog MX00Z530<CR>

y = 0 digital will not switch with analog audio Disconnect digital from routing with analog audio

y = 1 digital will switch with analog audio

if y is not used the current setting will be returned

Response: MXxx-Digital will not switch with audio<CR>

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MXxxZ54(y)<CR>

Set/Read select digital with video MX00Z541<CR>

y = 0 digital will not switch with video Disconnect digital from routing with video

y = 1 digital will switch with video

if y is not used the current setting will be returned

Response: MXxx-Digital will switch with video<CR>

A/V Routing Commands

MXxxBiioo<CR>

Route an a/v input to an a/v output MX00B0103<CR>

Routes a/v input 1 to output 3

Response: MXxx-A/V=ii to oo<CR>

MXxxBiio1,o2,o3,o4,o5,o6,o7,o8,o9,o10<CR>

Route an a/vinput to as many as 10 outputs MX00B0101,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10<CR>

Routes a/v input 1 to outputs 1 to 10

MX00B0101,02,03,04<CR>

Routes a/v input 1 to outputs 1 to 4

Response: MXxx-A/V=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxBAii<CR>

Routes an a/v input to all outputs MX00BA02<CR>

Routes a/v input 2 to all video outputs

Response: MXxx-A/V=ii to oo<CR> (for each route made)

MXxxBFoo<CR>

Turn an a/v output off MX00BF03<CR>

Turn off a/v output number 3

Response: MXxx-A/V=00 to oo<CR>

MXxxSB(oo)<CR>

Query for the status of an a/v route. MX00SB<CR>

Returns the status of all the a/v routes

MX00SB04<CR>

Returns the routing status of a/v output number 4

Response: MXxx-A/V=ii to oo<CR> (each output will be sent if output number not specied)

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Conguration Commands

MXxxZ01<CR>

Query how many audio inputs installed MX00Z01<CR>

Query how many audio inputs are installed

Response: MXxx-Audio inputs = yy<CR>

MXxxZ02<CR>

Query how many video inputs installed MX00Z02<CR>

Query how many video inputs are installed

Response: MXxx-Video inputs = yy<CR>

MXxxZ03<CR>

Query how many audio outputs installed MX00Z03<CR>

Query how many audio outputs are installed

Response: MXxx-Audio outputs = yy<CR>

MXxxZ04<CR>

Query how many video outputs installed MX00Z04<CR>

Query how many video outputs are installed

Response: MXxx-Video outputs = yy<CR>

MXxxZ06<CR>

Query matrix model number MX00Z06<CR>

Query for the model number of the matrix

Response: MXxx-Model No. = MX-0808NAD/R<CR>

MXxxZ07<CR>

Query for the matrix hardware level MX00Z07<CR>

Query for the hardware level in the matrix

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Response: MXxx-Hardware Code = MTX-1616-B<CR>

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MXxxZ08<CR>

Query matrix hardware revision level MX00Z08<CR>

Query how many video outputs are installed

Response: MXxx-Hardware revision = 1.000<CR>

MXxxZ09<CR>

Query for the matrix software revision level MX00Z09<CR>

Query for the software level in the matrix

Response: MXxx-Software revision = 1.000<CR>

MXxxZ10<CR>

Query for the matrix serial number MX00Z10<CR>

Query for the serial number of the matrix

Response: MXxx-Serial No. = MTX09B1000<CR>

MXxxZ13y<CR>

Enable/Disable front panel controls MX00Z131<CR>

y = 0 for disable Enables front panel controls (default mode)

y = 1 for enable

Response: MXxx-Front Panel is (locked/unlocked)<CR>

MXxxZ17y<CR>

Set volume mode to linear or logarithmic MX00Z251<CR>

y = 0 for linear Sets volume to logarithmic mode (default mode)

y = 1 for logarithmic

Response: MXxx-Volume is Logarithmic<CR>

MXxxZ18y<CR>

Set mute release on volume change MX00Z251<CR>

y = 0 to keep mute on when volume is changed Sets mute release to on (default mode)

y = 1 to turn mute off when volume is changed

Response: MXxx-Mute Release is (Enabled/Disabled)<CR>

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