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MSD-72 Series

MSD-7201UHD / MSD-7202UHD / MSD-7203UHD / MSD-7204UHD MSD-7201UHDTB / MSD-7202UHDTB / MSD-7203UHDTB / MSD-7204UHDTB

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MSD-72 series Command Guide

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Before reading this manual

● Some of the contents in this command guide such as appearance diagrams, menu operations,

communication commands, and so on may differ from your MSD depending on the version.

● This command guide is subject to change without notice. You can download the latest version from IDK’s website at: http: //www.idkav.com

The reference manual for the MSD-72 consists of the following two volumes:

■ Users guide:

Provides explanations and procedures for operations, installation, connections among devices, I/O adjustment and settings.

■ Command guide (this document): Please download this guide from the website above.

Provides explanations and procedures for external control using RS-232C communication and LAN communications.

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Table of Contents

1 About this Guide ................................................................................................................................... 5

2 Specification and Setup of communication ............................................................................................ 6

2.1 RS-232C communication ................................................................................................................. 6

2.1.1 RS-232C connector specification .............................................................................................. 6

2.1.2 RS-232C communication specification...................................................................................... 7

2.1.3 Setting up RS-232C communication ......................................................................................... 8

2.2 LAN communication ........................................................................................................................ 9

2.2.1 LAN connector specification ..................................................................................................... 9

2.2.2 LAN communication specification ............................................................................................. 9

2.2.3 Setting up LAN communication................................................................................................10

2.2.4 The number of TCP-IP connections .........................................................................................12

3 Command ...........................................................................................................................................13

3.1 Command outline ...........................................................................................................................13

3.2 Command list .................................................................................................................................14

3.3 Detailed descriptions ......................................................................................................................19

3.3.1 Error status .............................................................................................................................19

3.3.2 Power status ...........................................................................................................................20

3.3.3 Input channels .........................................................................................................................20

3.3.4 Position, size, and masking .....................................................................................................22

3.3.5 Image quality...........................................................................................................................34

3.3.6 Input settings...........................................................................................................................39

3.3.7 Input timing .............................................................................................................................43

3.3.8 Output settings ........................................................................................................................51

3.3.9 Audio ......................................................................................................................................59

3.3.10 EDID .......................................................................................................................................67

3.3.11 RS-232C communication .........................................................................................................74

3.3.12 LAN communication ................................................................................................................75

3.3.13 Control commands ..................................................................................................................79

3.3.14 Preset memory ................................ ................................................................ ........................93

3.3.15 Bitmap ....................................................................................................................................99

3.3.16 Other settings ........................................................................................................................106

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1 About this Guide

This guide contains information of communication commands that control the MSD via RS-232C or LAN communication.

You can perform the following operations using communication commands.

・Switching channels. ・Setting I/O, audio, and EDID. ・Setting sending of external control command. ・Setting preset memory. ・Setting and displaying bitmaps

and others

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Model

The number

of connectors

Connector type

MSD-7201UHD

2

D-sub9 pin (Male)

MSD-7202UHD

MSD-7203UHD

MSD-7204UHD

MSD-7201UHDTB

2

3-pin terminal block

MSD-7202UHDTB

MSD-7203UHDTB

MSD-7204UHDTB

D-sub 9-pin・male

1 5

RS-232C connector

6 9

　RxD 　TxD

　N.C.

　DTR

　DSR

　N.C.

　GND

　RTS 　CTS

Pin #

1

3

2

4

6

5

7

9

8

Signal

（Receiving data）（Sending data）

（Ground）

（Sending request）（Receiving request)

（Not used）

2 Specification and Setup of communication

2.1 RS-232C communication

2.1.1 RS-232C connector specification

The MSD-72 series products include connectors for D-sub9 pin or 3-pin terminal block. Use the appropriate cable.

[Table 2.1] D-sub9 pin and 3-pin terminal block

■ Connectors for D-sub9 pin:

Use a cross cable to connect the MSD to a PC.

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[Figure 2.1] D-sub9 pin assignment

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Tx

Rx

GND

RS-232C Tｘ

RS-232C Rx GND

Up to 7 mm (0.28 inch approx.)

Standard

RS-232C

Baud rate [bps]

4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400 [bps]

Data bit length [bit]

7 / 8

Parity check

NONE, EVEN, ODD

Stop bit [bit]

1 / 2

X parameter

Invalid

Flow control

None

Delimiter

CR LF (Carriage return and line feed, 0D and 0A in hex)

Communication method

Full duplex

■ 3-pin Terminal block RS-232C ports

Fix RS-232C cable to the attached 3-pin terminal block, and then connect it to the MSD. AWG28 to AWG16 conductor gauge is recommended. The recommended wire strip length is 7 mm/0.28 inch. If it is connected to a D-sub9 pin, cut RTS, CTS, DTR, and DSR (unused) as needed.

[Figure 2.2] Connecting RS-232C cable to 3-pin terminal block connector

2.1.2 RS-232C communication specification

[Table 2.2] RS-232C specification

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Step (2)

Step (1)

RS-232C cable

Step (4)

Communication

command

Step (3)

Laptop

(Controller)

Laptop

Projector

RS-232C cable

Power amplifier

Controlling the MSD using

Communication commands

Controlling the MSD using

Communication commands

Outputting control commands

to external device

2.1.3 Setting up RS-232C communication

(1) Connect the MSD and the control device via an RS-232C cable. (2) Set the RS-232C communication as follows:

・RS-232C communication: baud rate, data bit length, parity check, and stop bit ・Operation mode of RS-232C communication: “RECEIVER”

【Reference: User’s Guide】

(3) For the control device, set the same values in the same way as RS-232C communication (baud rate, data

bit length, parity check, and stop bit) in step (2) above.

(4) Send a communication command from the control device to the MSD in order to check the control status of

the MSD.

[Figure 2.3] Setting RS-232C communication

Operation example of RS-232C communication

[Figure 2.4] RS-232C communication

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LAN connector

8-pin RJ-45 connector

(Rear panel)

Lights in green while link is established. Blinks in green while data is being sent/received.

Lights in orange if the send/receive rate is 100 Mbps.

Goes off if it is 10 Mbps.

RX+: Received Data+ 　N.C: Not connected

TX+: Transmitted Data+

Pin #

1

3

2

4

6

5

7

Signal Name

TX-: Transmitted Data-

N.C: Not connected

　RX-: Received Data-

　N.C: Not connected

MDI

TX+: Transmitted Data+ 　N.C: Not connected

RX+: Received Data+ RX-: Received Data-

N.C: Not connected

　TX-: Transmitted Data-

　N.C: Not connected

MDI-X

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Physical layer

10BASE-T (IEEE802.3i)/100Base-TX (IEEE802.3u)

Network layer

ARP, IP, ICMP

Transport layer

TCP Port used for command control: 23, 1100, 6000 to 6999 Port used for WEB browser control (HTTP): 80, 5000 to 5999

Application layer

HTTP, TELNET

2.2 LAN communication

2.2.1 LAN connector specification

It supports Auto MDI/MDI-X, which distinguishes/switches straight and cross cables automatically.

Pin assignments of LAN connector:

[Figure 2.5] LAN connector

2.2.2 LAN communication specification

[Table 2.3] Specification of LAN communication

Note: Up to 8 connections can be used simultaneously.

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Step(3)

Laptop

Step(2)

Step(1)

LAN cable

Step(4)

Communication

commands

(Controller)

2.2.3 Setting up LAN communication

(1) Connect the MSD and the control device via a LAN cable. (2) Set up LAN communication as follows:

・Set IP address and subnet mask ・Operation mode of LAN communication: “RECEIVER” ・TCP pot number: 23, 1100, 6000 to 6999

【Reference: User’s Guide】

(3) Establish the connection from the control device to the IP address and TCP port that are set to the

MSD in step (2) above.

(4) Send a communication command from the control device to the MSD in order to check the control

status of the MSD.

[Figure 2.6] Setting RS-232C communication

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Operation example of LAN communication

Laptop

Projector

LAN cable LAN cable

Power amplifier

Controlling the MSD using

Communication commands

Outputting control commands to external device

Controlling the MSD using

Communication commands

Switching hub

LAN cable

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[Figure 2.7] LAN communication

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Your PC software

MSD

TCP-IP connection

→

(Occupied by 1 port)

Send command (@xxx)

→

←

Send back command (@xxx)

TCP-IP close

→

(Release 1 port)

2.2.4 The number of TCP-IP connections

The MSD series can connect up to eight connections (eight ports) simultaneously. If the MSD is controlled from nine or more PCs, they may not be connected to the MSD normally, since the number of connections that can be used is limited.

If you use nine connections or more, execute TCP-IP connection/close every time the communication command is sent or received from the software of user’s side. By doing so, MSD’s ports are occupied or released so that nine or more connections can be connected logically.

[Table 2.4] Increasing connections

Note: If any command is not sent from the PC side to the MSD for 30 seconds, the MSD disconnects the connection to avoid the limitation problem on the number of connections. As a result, connection needs to be established again from the PC side after the current connection of the PC is disconnected. (Since the number of ports in the MDS is eight, ports are occupied permanently if the PC is turned off while connections are valid. To prevent this, the MSD disconnects connections if no communication command is sent from the PC side.)

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3 Command

3.1 Command outline

A command consists of “@” (“40” in hexadecimal), 3 one-byte alphabetical characters (upper and lower cases), and parameters (one-byte numbers*). For some commands, several parameters can be specified or no parameter is required. Processing is executed by sending a delimiter at the end of the command.

Example: @SPM,2

“,”( a comma, “2C” in hexadecimal) is indicated between a command and parameter and between two

parameters.

: delimiter CR LF (return+line feed, “0D” and “0A” in hex)

■ If there is an error:

An error command is returned if an undefined command or wrong parameter is included. Example: @SOT,1

@ERR,1

■ Using as HELP:

If only delimiter is sent, command list as the help command is returned. Example:

--------------- HELP (1/13) --------------- (CHANNEL SELECT Command) @SSW / @GSW : Set/Get Input Channel @SSV / @GSV : Set/Get Video Input Channel @SSA / @GSA : Set/Get Audio Input Channel

--------------- HELP (2/13) --------------- (OUTPUT TIMING Command) @SOT / @GOT / @GTD : Set/Get Output Timing @SUM / @GUM : Set/Get Monitor Aspect @SAP / @GAP : Set/Get Aspect @SAR / @GAR : Set/Get Aspect Restore Mode

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Command

Description

@ERR

Error status

Command

Description

@GPS / @SPS

Standby button

Command

Description

@GSW / @SSW

Switching video and audio channel simultaneously

@GSV / @SSV

Switching video channel

@GSA / @SSA

Switching audio channel

Command

Description

@GOT / @SOT

Output resolution

@GTD

Actual output resolution

@GUM / @SUM

Aspect ratio of sink device

@GAP / @SAP

Aspect ratio

@GAR / @SAR

Aspect ratio restoration

@GOV / @SOV

Overscan

@GNP / @SNP

Input position

@GNS / @SNS

Input size

@GNM / @SNM

Input masking

@IAS

Input automatic sizing

@GOP / @SOP

Output position

@GOS / @SOS

Output size

@GOM / @SOM

Output masking

@OAS

Output automatic sizing

@GBC / @SBC

Background color

@GTP / @STP

Test pattern

3.2 Command list

■ ERROR STATUS

■ POWER STATUS (Power switch setting)

■ CHANNEL SELECT (Input channel setting)

■ OUTPUT TIMING (Position, size, and masking)

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Command

Description

@GFL / @SFL

Sharpness

@GBR / @SBR

Input brightness

@GCO / @SCO

Input contrast

@GHU / @SHU

Hue

@GST / @SST

Saturation

@GSU / @SSU

Black level

@IDC

Input default color

@GOB / @SOB

Output brightness

@GOC / @SOC

Output contrast

@GGM / @SGM

Output gamma

@ODC

Output default color

Command

Description

@GDT / @SDT

No-signal-input monitoring

@GHE / @SHE

HDCP input enabled/disabled

@GAI / @SAI

Analog input type

@GID / @SID

Automatic detection of input video interruption

@GIN / @SIN

Signal selection of DVI input connector

@GFX / @SFX

Fixing settings for input signal

Command

Description

@AIS / @AIT

Automatic measurement

@GHT / @SHT

The total number of horizontal dots

@GHS / @SHS

Horizontal start position

@GHD / @SHD

Horizontal display period

@GVS / @SVS

Vertical start position

@GVD / @SVD

Vertical display period

@GIS / @SIS

Automatic measurement of start position

@GSM / @SSM

Automatic measurement when unregistered signal is input

@RTT

Loading device data

@STT

Registering device data

@GTK / @STK

Tracking

■ IMAGE EFFECT (Image quality)

■ INPUT SETTING

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■ INPUT TIMING

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Command

Description

@GDM / @SDM

Output mode

@GUY / @SUY

Synchronous signal output when no video signal is input

@GBO / @SBO

Output video when no video signal is not input

@GFF / @SFF

Video switching effect

@GFT / @SFT

Video switching

@GWC / @SWC

Wipe color

@GEN / @SEN

HDCP output

@GHR / @SHR

The number of HDCP retries

@GDC / @SDC

Deep Color

@GCE / @SCE

CEC

@HAU

HDCP re-encryption

@GAU / @SAU

Priority of input channel automatic switching

@GOF / @SOF

Priority of input channel automatic switching (ON to OFF)

@GMT / @SMT

Masking time after automatic switching of input channel

@GAD / @SAD

Channel switching mode for input channel automatic switching

Command

Description

@GSL / @SSL

Audio output level

@SOL

Relative value of audio output level

@GOL

Limit status of audio output level

@GAM / @SAM

Audio output mute

@GAS / @SAS

Selecting audio input

@GSD

Selecting actual audio input

@GSO / @SSO

Audio input level

@SIL

Relative value of audio input level

@GIL

Limit status of audio input level

@GLO / @SLO

Output lip sync

@GLY / @SLY

Input lip sync

@GSF / @SSF

Sampling frequency

@GFD

Actual sampling frequency

@GDO / @SDO

Audio output connector

@GMD / @SMD

Multi channel audio output

@GAT / @SAT

Test tone

■ OUTPUT SETTING

■ AUDIO

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Command

Description

@GED / @SED

EDID

@GVF / @SVF

Input resolution for PC

@GHF / @SHF

Input resolution for AV devices

@GDI / @SDI

Deep Color input

@GAF / @SAF

Audio format

@GSP / @SSP

The number of speakers

@RME

Copying EDID

Command

Description

@GCT / @SCT

RS-232C communication

@GCF / @SCF

RS-232C communication mode

Command

Description

@GIP / @SIP

IP address

@GSB / @SSB

Subnet mask

@GGW / @SGW

Gateway address

@GLF / @SLF

LAN communication mode

@GLP / @SLP

TCP port number

@GMC

MAC address

Command

Description

@EXC

Executing control commands

@GDS / @SDS

Power button of sink device

@GEC / @SEC

Control command (Communication command)

@GEC / @SEC

Control command (Displaying received data)

@GEC / @SEC

Control command (contact closure)

@GEC / @SEC

Control command (CEC)

@GRC / @SRC

Response

@GCC / @SCC

Control command link

@GTG / @STG

Toggle operation

@GUP / @SUP

Plane to be executed when powered ON

@GIT / @SIT

Ineffective time during control command execution

@DEC

Initializing registered command and

@GTL / @STL

Lighting condition of execution button

@GTF / @STF

Blinking time of sink device power switch

■ EDID

■ COM PORT (RS-232C communication)

■ LAN (LAN communication)

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■ PRESET COMMAND (Control command communication setting)

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Command

Description

@RCM

Loading crosspoint memory

@SCM / @SEM

Saving channels to crosspoint memory

@GCM / @ECM

Editing crosspoint memory

@RCV

Loading crosspoint memory (setting video channel)

@SCV / @SEV

Saving crosspoint memory (Setting video channel)

@GCV / @ECV

Editing crosspoint memory (Setting video channel)

@RCA

Loading audio channel setting from crosspoint memory

@SCA / @SEA

Saving crosspoint memory (Setting audio channel)

@GCA / @ECA

Editing crosspoint memory (Setting audio channel)

@RPM

Loading all settings

@SPM

Saving all settings

@SCP

Copying output setting

@GMU / @SMU

Startup settings

Command

Description

@GBM / @SBM

Outputting bitmap image

@GBB / @SBB

Background color

@GBT / @SBT

Aspect ratio

@GZP / @SZP

Display position

@GBA / @SBA

Assigning input channel

@GPB / @SPB

Startup bitmap

@GBD / @SBD

Dividing bitmap memory

@GBV

Bitmap memory status

@GFZ / @SFZ

Freeze

@CAP

Capturing input image

Command

Description

@GLS / @SLS

Operation lock

@GLM / @SLM

Setting operation to be locked

@GBZ / @SBZ

Buzzer

@GSS

I/O status

@GES

Monitor’s EDID

@GIV

Version

■ PRESET MEMORY

■ BITMAP

■ OTHERS

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@ERR

Error status

Description

Response in case the command is not executed.

Response

@ERR, error

Parameter

error: Error status

1 = Erroneous parameter format or value 2 = Undefined command or wrong format 3 = Currently cannot be used. 4 = Not used. 5 = The command could not be executed, because the control command was not

registered.

6 = The command could not be processed since another command was being

executed. 7 = Automatic measurement of input timing failed. 8 = Loading EDID from the sink device failed. 9 = Not used.

10 = The control command was stopped according to the stop condition. 11 = The control command was stopped since the number of retries exceeded the

set value of “RETRY”.

12 = The control command of PJLink was stopped since the password did not

match.

13 = The image could not be captured since the image size to be captured

exceeded the reserved memory size.

14 = Capturing input image failed.

Getting example

Command @IOS Response @ERR,2

@IOS is sent. Command format error.

Remarks

－

3.3 Detailed descriptions

In this section, commands for MSD-7204UHD/MSD-7204UHDTB (4 outputs) are shown. For other models, use each appropriate commands based on the number of outputs.

3.3.1 Error status

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@GPS / @SPS

Standby button

Getting Command

@GPS

Response

@GPS, onoff

Setting Command

@SPS, onoff

Response

@SPS, onoff

Parameter

onoff: Standby button

0 = OFF (Standby), 1 = ON (Power on)

Getting example

Command Response

@GPS @GPS,1

Description

Getting the standby button status. It is powered on.

Setting example

Command Response

@SPS,1 @SPS,1

Description

Setting the standby button to ON (powered on).

Remarks

－

@GSW / @SSW

Switching video and audio channel simultaneously

Getting

Command

@GSW

Response

@GSW, video_1, audio_1, video_2, audio_2, video_3, audio_3, video_4, audio_4

Setting Command

@SSW, input_1, output_1 (, input_2, output_2･･･)

Response

@SSW, input_1, output_1 (, input_2, output_2･･･)

Parameter

video_1-4 : Video input channel audio_1-4 : Audio input channel input_1-4 : Video and audio input channel

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

output_1-4: Video and audio output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GSW @GSW,2,2,2,2,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the video and audio input channels that are assigned to output channels. OUT1 and OUT2: IN2, OUT3 and OUT4: OFF

Setting example

Command Response

@SSW,1,1 @SSW,1,1

Description

Setting IN1 video and audio to be output to OUT1.

Remarks

－

3.3.2 Power status

3.3.3 Input channels

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@GSV / @SSV

Switching video channel

Getting Command

@GSV

Response

@GSV, input_1, input_2, input_3, input_4

Setting Command

@SSV, input_1, output_1 (, input_2, output_2･･･)

Response

@SSV, input_1, output_1 (, input_2, output_2･･･)

Parameter

input_1-4: Video input channel

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

output_1-4: Video output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GSV @GSV,1,1,1,1

Description

Getting the video I/O channel statuses. OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, and OUT4: IN1

Setting example

Command Response

@SSV,1,1 @SSV,1,1

Description

Setting IN1 video to be output to OUT1.

Remarks

－

@GSA / @SSA

Switching audio channel

Getting Command

@GSA

Response

@GSA, input_1, input_2, input_3, input_4

Setting Command

@SSA, input_1, output_1 (, input_2, output_2･･･) Response

@SSA, input_1, output_1 (, input_2, output_2･･･)

Parameter

input_1-4: Audio input channel

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

output_1-4: Audio output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GSA @GSA,1,1,1,1

Description

Getting the audio I/O channel status. OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, and OUT4: IN1

Setting example

Command Response

@SSA,1,1 @SSA,1,1

Description

Setting IN1 audio to be output to OUT1.

Remarks

－

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@GOT / @SOT

Output resolution

Getting Command

@GOT

Response

@GOT, resolution_1, resolution_2, resolution_3, resolution_4

Setting Command

@SOT, ch_1, resolution_1 (, ch_2, resolution_2･･･)

Response

@SOT, ch_1, resolution_1 (, ch_2, resolution_2･･･)

Parameter

resolution_1-4: Setting value of output resolution

0 = AUTO [Default], 1 = VGA@60 (640x480), 2 = SVGA@60 (800x600), 3 = XGA@60 (1024x768), 4 = WXGA@60 (1280x768), 5 = WXGA@60 (1280x800), 6 = Quad-VGA@60 (1280x960), 7 = SXGA@60 (1280x1024),

8 = WXGA@60 (1360x768), 9 = WXGA@60 (1366x768), 10 = SXGA+@60 (1400x1050), 11 = WXGA+@60 (1440x900), 12 = WXGA++@60 (1600x900), 13 = UXGA@60 (1600x1200), 14 = WSXGA+@60 (1680x1050), 15 = VESAHD@60

(1920x1080),

16 = WUXGA@60 (1920x1200), 17 = QWXGA@60 (2048x1152), 18 =WQHD@60 (2560x1440), 19 = WQXGA@60 (2560x1600), 20 = 480i@59.94 (720x480), 21 = 480p@59.94 (720x480), 22 = 576i@50 (720x576), 23 = 576p@50 (720x576), 24 = 720p@50 (1280x720), 25 = 720p@59.94 (1280x720), 26 = 720p@60 (1280x720), 27 = 1080i@50 (1920x1080), 28 = 1080i@59.94 (1920x1080), 29 = 1080i@60 (1920x1080), 30 = 1080p@50 (1920x1080), 31 = 1080p@59.94

(1920x1080),

32 = 1080p@60 (1920x1080), 40 = 2160p@24 (3840x2160), 41 = 2160p@25 (3840x2160), 42 = 2160p@30 (3840x2160), 43 = 2160p@50 (3840x2160), 44 = 2160p@60 (3840x2160), 45 = 2160p@24 (4096x2160), 46 = 2160p@25 (4096x2160), 47 = 2160p@30 (4096x2160), 48 = 2160p@50 (4096x2160), 49 = 2160p@60 (4096x2160)

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GOT @GOT,7,7,31,31

Description

Getting the set output resolution. OUT1 and OUT2: SXGA, OUT3 and OUT4: 1080p 59.94 Hz

Setting example

Command Response

@SOT,1,11 @SOT,1,11

Description

Setting output resolution of OUT1 to WXGA+ 60 Hz.

Remarks

－

3.3.4 Position, size, and masking

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@GTD

Actual output resolution

Getting Command

@GTD

Response

@GTD, resolution_1, resolution_2, resolution_3, resolution_4

Parameter

resolution_1-4: Actual output resolution

1 = VGA@60 (640x480), 2 = SVGA@60 (800x600), 3 = XGA@60 (1024x768), 4 = WXGA@60 (1280x768), 5 = WXGA@60 (1280x800), 6 = Quad-VGA@60

(1280x960),

7 = SXGA@60 (1280x1024), 8 = WXGA@60 (1360x768),

9 = WXGA@60 (1366x768), 10 = SXGA+@60 (1400x1050), 11 = WXGA+@60 (1440x900), 12 = WXGA++@60 (1600x900), 13 = UXGA@60 (1600x1200), 14 = WSXGA+@60

(1680x1050),

15 = VESAHD@60 (1920x1080), 16 = WUXGA@60 (1920x1200), 17 = QWXGA@60 (2048x1152), 18 = WQHD@60 (2560x1440), 19 = WQXGA@60 (2560x1600), 20 = 480i@59.94 (720x480), 21 = 480p@59.94 (720x480), 22 = 576i@50 (720x576), 23 = 576p@50 (720x576), 24 = 720p@50 (1280x720), 25 = 720p@59.94 (1280x720), 26 = 720p@60 (1280x720), 27 = 1080i@50 (1920x1080), 28 = 1080i@59.94 (1920x1080), 29 = 1080i@60 (1920x1080), 30 = 1080p@50 (1920x1080), 31 = 1080p@59.94 (1920x1080), 32 = 1080p@60 (1920x1080), 40 = 2160p@24 (3840x2160), 41 = 2160p@25 (3840x2160), 42 = 2160p@30 (3840x2160), 43 = 2160p@50 (3840x2160), 44 = 2160p@60 (3840x2160), 45 = 2160p@24 (4096x2160), 46 = 2160p@25 (4096x2160), 47 = 2160p@30 (4096x2160), 48 = 2160p@50 (4096x2160), 49 = 2160p@60 (4096x2160)

Getting example

Command Response

@GTD @GTD,31,31,26,26

Description

Getting the actual output resolution. OUT1 and OUT2: 1080p 59.94 Hz, OUT3 and OUT4: 720p 60 Hz

Remarks

If “@GOT / @SOT” is set to “AUTO”, the actual output resolution is returned. If “@GOT / @SOT” is set to the value other than “AUTO”, the set output resolution is returned.

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@GUM / @SUM

Aspect ratio of sink device

Getting Command

@GUM

Response

@GUM, aspect_1, aspect_2, aspect_3, aspect_4

Setting Command

@SUM, ch_1, aspect_1 (, ch_2, aspect_2･･･)

Response

@SUM, ch_1, aspect_1 (, ch_2, aspect_2･･･)

Parameter

aspect_1-4: Aspect ratio of sink device

0 = RESOLUTION [Default], 1 = 4: 3, 2 = 5: 4, 3 = 5: 3, 4 = 16: 9, 5 = 16: 10, 6 = 256: 135

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GUM @GUM,4,4,5,5

Description

Getting the set aspect ratio of the sink device. OUT1 and OUT2: 16: 9, OUT3 and OUT4: 16: 10

Setting example

Command Response

@SUM,1,4 @SUM,1,4

Description

Setting OUT1 to 16: 9.

Remarks

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@GAP / @SAP

Aspect ratio

Getting

Command

@GAP

Response

@GAP, aspect_1, aspect_2, aspect_3, aspect_4, aspect_5, aspect_6, aspect_7, aspect_8, aspect_9

Setting Command

@SAP, ch_1, aspect_1 (, ch_2, aspect_2･･･)

Response

@SAP, ch_1, aspect_1 (, ch_2, aspect_2･･･)

Parameter

aspect_1-9: Aspect ratio of input signal

0 = AUTO-1 [Default], 1 = AUTO-2, 2 = 4: 3, 3 = 16: 9, 4 = 14: 9, 5 = 16: 9 LETTER BOX, 6 = 14: 9 LETTER BOX, 7 = 4: 3 SIDE PANEL, 8 = 14: 9 SIDE PANEL, 9 = FULL, 10 = THROUGH

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GAP @GAP,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set aspect ratio. IN3: 4: 3 other inputs: AUTO-1

Setting example

Command Response

@SAP,7,2 @SAP,7,2

Description

Setting IN7 to 4: 3.

Remarks

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@GAR / @SAR

Aspect ratio restoration

Getting

Command

@GAR

Response

@GAR, mode_1, mode_2, mode_3, mode_4, mode_5, mode_6, mode_7, mode_8, mode_9

Setting Command

@SAR, ch_1, mode_1 (, ch_2, mode_2･･･)

Response

@SAR, ch_1, mode_1 (, ch_2, mode_2･･･)

Parameter

mode_1-9: Aspect ratio restoration

0 = Letter box/Side panel [Default], 1 = Side cut/Top bottom cut

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GAR @GAR,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set aspect ratio restoration processing. IN3: Side cut/Top bottom cut Other inputs: Letter box/Side panel

Setting example

Command Response

@SAR,5,1 @SAR,5,1

Description

Setting IN5 to Side cut/Top bottom cut.

Remarks

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@GOV / @SOV

Overscan

Getting

Command

@GOV

Response

@GOV, overscan_1, overscan_2, overscan_3, overscan_4, overscan_5, overscan_6, overscan_7, overscan_8, overscan_9

Setting Command

@SOV, ch_1, overscan_1 (, ch_2, overscan_2･･･)

Response

@SOV, ch_1, overscan_1 (, ch_2, overscan_2･･･)

Parameter

overscan_1-9: Overscan

100 to 115 [Default] NTSC / PAL / SDTV: 105,

HDTV or PC: 100

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GOV @GOV,100,100,105,100,100,100,100,100,100

Description

Getting the set overscan. IN3: 105%, Other input channels: 100%

Setting example

Command Response

@SOV,7,105 @SOV,7,105

Description

Setting IN7 to 105%.

Remarks

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@GNP / @SNP

Input position

Getting

Command

@GNP

Response

@GNP, h_position_1, v_position_1, h_position_2, v_position_2･･･, h_position_9, v_position_9

Setting

Command

@SNP, ch_1, h_position_1, v_position_1 (, ch_2, h_position_2, v_position_2･･･)

Response

@SNP, ch_1, h_position_1, v_position_1 (, ch_2, h_position_2, v_position_2･･･)

Parameter

h_position_1-9: Horizontal input position

-Horizontal input size to +Horizontal output resolution [Default] 0

v_position_1-9: Vertical input position

-Vertical input size to +Vertical output resolution [Default] 0

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GNP @GNP,-50,20,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set input position. IN1: horizontal input display is -50, vertical input display +20 Other inputs: horizontal and vertical input position are 0.

Setting example

Command Response

@SNP,1,-50,20 @SNP,1,-50,20

Description

Setting IN1 horizontal and vertical input positions are to -50 and +20, respectively.

Remarks

If resolutions differ depending on output, the OUT1 output resolution will be the standard.

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@GNS / @SNS

Input size

Getting Command

@GNS

Response

@GNS, h_size_1, v_size_1, h_size_2, v_size_2･･･, h_size_9, v_size_9

Setting Command

@SNS, ch_1, h_size_1, v_size_1 (, ch_2, h_size_2, v_size_2･･･)

Response

@SNS, ch_1, h_size_1, v_size_1 (, ch_2, h_size_2, v_size_2･･･)

Parameter

h_size_1-9: Horizontal input size

Horizontal output resolution÷4 to Horizontal output resolution×4 [Default]: Horizontal output resolution

v_size_1-9: Vertical display size

[Default]: Vertical output resolution

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GNS @GNS,1925,1084,1920,1080,1920,1080,1920,1080,1920,1080,1920,1080, 1920,1080,1920,1080,1920,1080

Description

Getting the set input size. Horizontal and vertical display sizes of IN1 are 1925 and 1084, respectively, other inputs: 1920 and 1080, respectively.

Setting example

Command Response

@SNS,1,1925,1084 @SNS,1,1925,1084

Description

Setting IN1 horizontal and vertical input size are 1925 and 1084, respectively.

Remarks

If resolutions differ depending on outputs, the resolution of OUT1 will be the standard.

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@GNM / @SNM

Input masking

Getting Command

@GNM, ch

Response

@GNM, ch, left, right, top, bottom

Setting Command

@SNM, ch, left, right, top, bottom

Response

@SNM, ch, left, right, top, bottom

Parameter

ch: Input channel

1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

left: Left side masking

Horizontal input position to right side masking [Default]: 0

right: Right side masking

Left side masking to horizontal input position +horizontal input size [Default]: Horizontal input size

top: Top side masking

Vertical input position to bottom side masking [Default]: 0

bottom: Bottom side masking

Top side masking to vertical input position +vertical input size [Default]: Vertical input size

Getting example

Command Response

@GNM,1 @GNM,1,0,1920,0,1080

Description

Getting the set IN1 input masking. Left: 0, right: 1920, top:0, bottom: 1080

Setting example

Command Response

@SNM,1,0,1920,0,1080 @SNM,1,0,1920,0,1080

Description

Setting IN1 input masking to 0 for left, 1920 for right, 0 for top, 1080 for bottom. Completed normally.

Remarks

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@IAS

Input automatic sizing

Setting Command

@IAS, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Response

@IAS, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Setting example

Command Response

@IAS,1 @IAS,1

Description

Initializing the following settings in order to display images input from IN1 on the full screen:

@GAP / @SAP Aspect ratio @GOV / @SOV Overscan @GNP / @SNP Input position @GNS / @SNS Input size @GNM / @SNM Input masking

Remarks

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@GOP / @SOP

Output position

Getting

Command

@GOP

Response

@GOP, h_position_1, v_position_1, h_position_2, v_position_2, h_position_3, v_position_3, h_position_4, v_position_4

Setting

Command

@SOP, ch_1, h_position_1, v_position_1 (, ch_2, h_position_2, v_position_2･･･)

Response

@SOP, ch_1, h_position_1, v_position_1 (, ch_2, h_position_2, v_position_2･･･)

Parameter

h_position_1-4: Horizontal output position

-Horizontal input size to +Horizontal output resolution [Default]: 0

v_position_1-4: Vertical output position

-Vertical input size to +Vertical output resolution [Default]: 0

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GOP @GOP,5,20,5,20,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set output position. OUT1 horizontal and vertical positions are +5 and +20, respectively. OUT2 vertical and horizontal positions: 0

Setting example

Command Response

@SOP,1,5,20 @SOP,1,5,20

Description

Setting OUT1 horizontal and vertical positions to +5 and +20, respectively.

Remarks

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@GOS / @SOS

Output size

Getting

Command

@GOS

Response

@GOS, h_size_1, v_size_1, h_size_2, v_size_2, h_size_3, v_size_3, h_size_4, v_size_4

Setting Command

@SOS, ch_1, h_size_1, v_size_1 (, ch_2, h_size_2, v_size_2･･･)

Response

@SOS, ch_1, h_size_1, v_size_1 (, ch_2, h_size_2, v_size_2･･･)

Parameter

h_size_1-4: Horizontal output size

Horizontal output resolution÷4 to Horizontal output resolution×4

[Default]: Horizontal output resolution

v_size_1-4: Vertical output size

Vertical output resolution÷4 to Vertical output resolution×4

[Default]: Vertical output resolution

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GOS @GOS,1920,1035,1920,1035,1920,1080,1920,1080

Description

Getting the set output size. OUT1 horizontal and vertical output sizes are 1920 and 1035, respectively. OUT2 horizontal and vertical output sizes are 1920 and 1080, respectively.

Setting example

Command Response

@SOS,1,1920,1080 @SOS,1,1920,1080

Description

Setting OUT1 horizontal and vertical output sizes to 1920 and 1080, respectively.

Remarks

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@GOM / @SOM

Output masking

Getting Command

@GOM, ch

Response

@GOM, ch, left, right, top, bottom

Setting Command

@SOM, ch, left, right, top, bottom

Response

@SOM, ch, left, right, top, bottom

Parameter

ch: Output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

left: Left side masking

Horizontal output position (0 or larger) to right side masking [Default]: 0

right: Right side masking

Left side masking to horizontal output position +horizontal output size (horizontal output resolution or smaller) [Default]: Horizontal output resolution

top: Top side masking

Vertical output position (0 or larger) to bottom side masking [Default]: 0

bottom: Bottom side masking

Bottom side masking to vertical output position +vertical output size (vertical output resolution or smaller) [Default]: Vertical output resolution

Getting example

Command Response

@GOM,1 @GOM,1,0,1920,0,1080

Description

Getting the set OUT1 output masking. Left: 0, right: 1920, top: 0, bottom: 1080

Setting example

Command Response

@SOM,1,0,1920,0,1080 @SOM,1,0,1920,0,1080

Description

Setting OUT1 output masking to 0 for left, 1920 for right, 0 for top, and 1080 for bottom.

Remarks

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@OAS

Output automatic sizing

Setting Command

@OAS, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Response

@OAS, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Setting example

Command Response

@OAS,1 @OAS,1

Description

Initializing the following settings in order to display OUT1 output images on the full screen:

@GOP / @SOP Output position @GOS / @SOS Output size @GOM / @SOM Output masking

Remarks

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@GBC / @SBC

Background color

Getting Command

@GBC, ch

Response

@GBC, ch, red, green, blue

Setting Command

@SBC, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Response

@SBC, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

red / red_1-4 : Background color (Red) green / green_1-4 : Background color (Green) blue / blue_1-4 : Background color (Blue)

0 to 255 [Default] 0 (Black)

Getting example

Command Response

@GBC,1 @GBC,1,128,128,128

Description

Getting the set OUT1 background color. RGB: 128 (Gray).

Setting example

Command Response

@SBC,1,128,128,128 @SBC,1,128,128,128

Description

Setting OUT1 background color to 128 (Gray) for all RGB.

Remarks

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@GTP / @STP

Test pattern

Getting

Command

@GTP

Response

@GTP, pattern_1, scroll_1, pattern_2, scroll_2, pattern_3, scroll_3, pattern_4, scroll_4

Setting Command

@STP, ch_1, pattern_1, scroll_1 (, ch_2, pattern_2, scroll_2･･･)

Response

@STP, ch_1, pattern_1, scroll_1 (, ch_2, pattern_2, scroll_2･･･)

Parameter

pattern_1-4: Test pattern

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = VERTICAL COLOR BAR,

2 = HORIZONTAL COLOR BAR, 3 = VERTICAL GRAY SCALE,

4 = HORIZONTAL GRAY SCALE, 5 = VERTICAL LAMP,

6 = HORIZONTAL LAMP, 7 = 100% WHITE RASTER,

8 = 50% WHITE RASTER, 9 = 100% RED RASTER, 10 = 100% GREEN RASTER, 11 = 100% BLUE RASTER, 12 = CROSS HATCH, 13 = OUTPUT FRAME, 14 = VERTICAL STRIPE, 15 = HORIZONTAL STRIPE, 16 = VERTICAL ZEBRA, 17 = HORIZONTAL ZEBRA

Test pattern numbers 1 to 6, 16 and 17 can be scrolled.

scroll_1-4: Scrolling

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = 3 pixels/1 frame to 10 = 30 pixels/1 frame

The number of pixels to be scrolled per frame = the set value × 3

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GTP @GTP,3,1,3,1,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set test pattern. OUT1 and OUT2: VERTICAL GRAY SCALE at 3 pixels/frame scrolling OUT3 and OUT4: test pattern is not output.

Setting example

Command Response

@STP,1,1,0 @STP,1,1,0

Description

Setting OUT1 to VERTICAL COLOR BAR without scrolling.

Remarks

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@GFL / @SFL

Sharpness

Getting

Command

@GFL

Response

@GFL, sharp_1, sharp_2, sharp_3, sharp_4, sharp_5, sharp_6, sharp_7, sharp_8, sharp_9

Setting Command

@SFL, ch_1, sharp_1 (, ch_2, sharp_2･･･)

Response

@SFL, ch_1, sharp_1 (, ch_2, sharp_2･･･)

Parameter

sharp_1-9: Input sharpness

-5 to +15 [Default] 0

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GFL @GFL,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting sharpness setting. IN1: +5, other input channels: 0.

Setting example

Command Response

@SFL,1,5 @SFL,1,5

Description

Setting the IN1 sharpness to +5.

Remarks

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@GBR / @SBR

Input brightness

Getting

Command

@GBR

Response

@GBR, bright_1, bright_2, bright_3, bright_4, bright_5, bright_6, bright_7, bright_8, bright_9

Setting Command

@SBR, ch_1, bright_1 (, ch_2, bright_2･･･)

Response

@SBR, ch_1, bright_1 (, ch_2, bright_2･･･)

Parameter

bright_1-9: Input brightness

80 to 120 [Default] 100

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GBR @GBR,110,100,100,100,100,100,100,100,100

Description

Getting brightness setting. IN1: 110%, other input channels: 100%

Setting example

Command Response

@SBR,3,110 @SBR,3,110

Description

Setting the IN3 brightness to 110%

Remarks

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3.3.5 Image quality

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@GCO / @SCO

Input contrast

Getting Command

@GCO, ch

Response

@GCO, ch, red, green, blue

Setting Command

@SCO, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Response

@SCO, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

red / red_1-9 : Input contrast (Red) green / green_1-9 : Input contrast (Green) blue / blue_1-9 : Input contrast (Blue)

0 to 200 [Default] 100

Getting example

Command Response

@GCO,3 @GCO,3,105,100,95

Description

Getting IN3 contrast setting. Red: 105%, green: 100%, blue: 95%

Setting example

Command Response

@SCO,3,105,100,95 @SCO,3,105,100,95

Description

Setting IN3 contrast to 105% for red, 100% for green, 95% for blue.

Remarks

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@GHU / @SHU

Hue

Getting

Command

@GHU

Response

@GHU, hue _1, hue _2, hue _3, hue _4, hue _5, hue _6, hue _7, hue _8, hue _9

Setting Command

@SHU, ch_1, hue_1 (, ch_2, hue_2･･･)

Response

@SHU, ch_1, hue_1 (, ch_2, hue_2･･･)

Parameter

hue_1-9: Input hue

0 to 359 [Default] 0

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GHU @GHU,60,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set HUEs. IN1: 60°, other inputs: 0°

Setting example

Command Response

@SHU,1,60 @SHU,1,60

Description

Setting IN1 HUE to 60°.

Remarks

HUE can be set up to 359°. If an input signal dot clock exceeds 170 MHz, the MSD operates with the HUE of 0°..

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@GST / @SST

Saturation

Getting

Command

@GST

Response

@GST, saturation_1, saturation_2, saturation_3, saturation_4, saturation_5, saturation_6, saturation_7, saturation_8, saturation_9

Setting Command

@SST, ch_1, saturation_1 (, ch_2, saturation_2･･･)

Response

@SST, ch_1, saturation_1 (, ch_2, saturation_2･･･)

Parameter

saturation_1-9: Input saturation

0 to 200 [Default] 100

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GST @GST,100,100,100,100,105,100,100,100,100

Description

Getting the set saturations. IN5: 105%, other inputs: 100%

Setting example

Command Response

@SST,5,105 @SST,5,105

Description

Setting IN5 saturation to 105%.

Remarks

Saturation can be set up to 200%. If an input signal dot clock exceeds 170 MHz, the MSD operates with the saturation of 100%.

@GSU / @SSU

Black level

Getting

Command

@GSU

Response

@GSU, setup_1, setup_2, setup_3, setup_4, setup_5, setup_6, setup_7, setup_8, setup_9

Setting Command

@SSU, ch_1, setup_1 (, ch_2, setup_2･･･)

Response

@SSU, ch_1, setup_1 (, ch_2, setup_2･･･)

Parameter

setup_1-9: Input black level

-20 = -20 × 0.5 (-10.0%) to +20 = +20 × 0.5 (+10.0%) [Default] ±0 = ±0.0%

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GSU @GSU,0,0,0,0,15,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the input black level. IN5: +7.5%, other inputs: 0%.

Setting example

Command Response

@SSU,5,15 @SSU,5,15

Description

Setting the IN5 black level to +7.5%.

Remarks

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@IDC

Input default color

Setting Command

@IDC, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Response

@IDC, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Setting example

Command Response

@IDC,1 @IDC,1

Description

Initialize the following settings of IN1:

@GFL / @SFL Sharpness @GBR / @SBR Input brightness @GCO / @SCO Input contrast @GHU / @SHU Hue @GST / @SST Saturation @GSU / @SSU Black level

Remarks

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@GOB / @SOB

Output brightness

Getting Command

@GOB

Response

@GOB, bright_1, bright_2, bright_3, bright_4

Setting Command

@SOB, ch_1, bright_1 (, ch_2, bright_2･･･)

Response

@SOB, ch_1, bright_1 (, ch_2, bright_2･･･)

Parameter

bright_1-4: Output brightness

80 to 120 [Default] 100

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GOB @GOB,110,110,100,100

Description

Getting the output brightness. OUT1 and OUT2: 110%, OUT3 and OUT4: 100%

Setting example

Command Response

@SOB,1,110 @SOB,1,110

Description

Setting the OUT1 brightness to 110%.

Remarks

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@GOC / @SOC

Output contrast

Getting Command

@GOC, ch

Response

@GOC, ch, red, green, blue

Setting Command

@SOC, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Response

@SOC, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

red / red_1-4 : Output contrast (Red) green / green_1-4 : Output contrast (Green) blue / blue_1-4 : Output contrast (Blue)

0 to 200 [Default] 100

Getting example

Command Response

@GOC,1 @GOC,1,105,100,95

Description

Getting the OUT1 contrast setting. Red: 105%, green: 100%, blue: 95%

Setting example

Command Response

@SOC,1,105,100,95 @SOC,1,105,100,95

Description

Setting the OUT1 contrast to 105% for red, 100% for green, 95% for blue.

Remarks

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@GGM / @SGM

Output gamma

Getting Command

@GGM

Response

@GGM, out_1, out_2, out_3, out_4

Setting Command

@SGM, ch_1, gamma_1 (, ch_2, gammma_2･･･)

Response

@SGM, ch_1, gamma_1 (, ch_2, gammma_2･･･)

Parameter

out_1-4 / gamma_1-4: Output gamma

1 = 0.1 to 30 = 3.0 [Default] 10 = 1.0

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GGM @GGM,22,10,10,10

Description

Getting the set output gamma. OUT1: 2.2, other outputs: 1.0

Setting example

Command Response

@SGM,1,22 @SGM,1,22

Description

Setting the OUT1 output gamma to 2.2.

Remarks

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@ODC

Output default color

Setting Command

@ODC, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Response

@ODC, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Setting example

Command Response

@ODC,1 @ODC,1

Description

Initializing OUT1 image quality settings.

@GOB / @SOB Output brightness @GOC / @SOC Output contrast

Remarks

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@GDT / @SDT

No-signal-input monitoring

Getting

Command

@GDT

Response

@GDT, time_1, time_2, time_3, time_4, time_5, time_6, time_7, time_8, time_9

Setting Command

@SDT, ch_1, time_1 (, ch_2, time_2･･･)

Response

@SDT, ch_1, time_1 (, ch_2, time_2･･･)

Parameter

time_1-9: No-signal-input monitoring

0 = OFF, 2000 = 2 sec to 15000 = 15 sec [Default] 10000 = 10 sec

Set the value by 100 ms. If you set a value other than 0 for the lower 2 digits, these values will be rounded down. (For example, if you set it to 2955, the monitoring time is set to 2900 ms.)

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GDT @GDT,6000,10000,10000,4000,4000,4000,4000,4000,4000

Description

Getting the set monitoring time of input video signal. IN1: 6000 ms. (6 sec.), IN2 and IN3: 10000 ms. (10 sec.), IN4 and IN9: 4000 ms. (4 sec.)

Setting example

Command Response

@SDT,3,6000 @SDT,3,6000

Description

Setting the monitoring time of IN3 to 6000 ms. (6 sec.).

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only if “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN /

@SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GHE / @SHE

HDCP input enabled/disabled

Getting

Command

@GHE

Response

@GHE, hdcp_1, hdcp_2, hdcp_3, hdcp_4, hdcp_5, hdcp_6, hdcp_7, hdcp_8, hdcp_9

Setting Command

@SHE, ch_1, hdcp_1 (, ch_2, hdcp_2･･･)

Response

@SHE, ch_1, hdcp_1 (, ch_2, hdcp_2･･･)

Parameter

hdcp_1-9: HDCP input enabled/disabled

0 = DISABLE, 1 = HDCP 1.4, 2 = HDCP 2.2 [Default] HDCP 2.2 [IN1 to IN3], HDCP 1.4 [IN4 to IN9]

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GHE @GHE,1,1,0,1,1,1,1,1,1

Description

Getting HDCP input enabled/disabled. IN3: disables HDCP input, other input channels: enables HDCP 1.4 input

Setting example

Command Response

@SHE,1,0 @SHE,1,0

Description

Setting IN1 HDCP input to be disabled.

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only if “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN /

@SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

@GAI / @SAI

Analog input type

Getting Command

@GAI

Response

@GAI, type_1, type_2

Setting Command

@SAI, ch_1, type_1 (, ch_2, type_2)

Response

@SAI, ch_1, type_1 (, ch_2, type_2)

Parameter

type_1-2: Signal type

0 = AUTO [Default], 1 = RGB, 2 = YPbPr, 3 = VIDEO AUTO, 4 = VIDEO, 5 = Y/C

ch_1-2: Input channel

0 = All analog inputs, 8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GAI @GAI,0,2

Description

Getting signal type of analog input. IN8: AUTO, IN9: YPbPr

Setting example

Command Response

@SAI,0,2 @SAI,0,2

Description

Setting the signal type of IN8 and IN9 to YPbPr.

Remarks

These commands are only for analog input. IN8 and IN9 are available only if “0” (Analog signal) is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”. If “1” (Digital signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GID / @SID

Automatic detection of input video interruption

Getting

Command

@GID

Response

@GID, detect_1, detect_2, detect_3, detect_4, detect_5, detect_6, detect_7, detect_8, detect_9

Setting Command

@SID, ch_1, detect_1 (, ch_2, detect_2･･･)

Response

@SID, ch_1, detect_1 (, ch_2, detect_2･･･)

Parameter

detect_1-9: Automatic detection

0 = OFF, 1 = ON [Default]

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GID @GID,1,1,1,1,1,0,1,1,1

Description

Getting the setting of automatic detection of input video interruption. IN6: If input video signal is interrupted, the video output is not turned off instantly. Other inputs: OFF

Setting example

Command Response

@SID,2,0 @SID,2,0

Description

Setting IN2 automatic detection to OFF (“0”). If input video signal is interrupted, not to turn off the video output instantly.

Remarks

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@GIN / @SIN

Signal selection of DVI input connector

Getting Command

@GIN

Response

@GIN, signal_1, signal_2

Setting Command

@SIN, ch_1, signal_1 (, ch_2, signal_2)

Response

@SIN, ch_1, signal_1 (, ch_2, signal_2)

Parameter

signal_1-2: Signal selection of DVI input connectors (IN8, IN9)

0 = Analog signal, 1 = Digital signal [Default]

ch_1-2: Input channel

0 =All analog inputs, 8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GIN @GIN, 0, 0

Description

Getting the set DVI input signal. IN8 and IN9: Analog input signal

Setting example

Command Response

@SIN, 8, 1 @SIN, 8, 1

Description

Setting IN8 to digital input signal.

Remarks

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@GFX / @SFX

Fixing settings for input signal

Getting Command

@GFX ch

Response

@GFX, ch, mode (, aspect, analog, audio)

Setting Command

@SFX, ch, mode (, aspect, analog, audio)

Response

@SFX, ch, mode (, aspect, analog, audio)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

mode: Setting mode

0 = SELECTED, 1 = ALL FIXED

Available only if the “mode” is selected to “0” (SELECTED) aspect : Aspect ratio 0 = OFF[Default], 1 = ON(FIXED) analog : Signal type of analog input (For digital input, select “0”) 0 = OFF, 1 = ON(FIXED) [Default] audio : Audio input level (For analog input, select “0”) 0 = OFF, 1 = ON(FIXED) [Default]

Getting example

Command Response

@GFX, 1 @GFX, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0

Description

Getting setting fixation of each input signal

(For analog inputs) IN1 aspect ratio: current setting, signal type of analog input: setting of each input signal Audio input level is disabled.

Setting example

Command Response

@SFX,2,1 @SFX,2,1

Description

IN2: Fixing settings for each input to the current settings.

Remarks

When digital input channel is acquired, “0” is returned for the Parameter of analog signal type. (“0” is an invalid value.) When analog input channel is acquired, “0” is returned for the Parameter of audio input level. (“0” is an invalid value.) Input channels IN8 and IN9: digital input/analog input selectable.

【See: @GIN / @SIN Signal selection of DVI input connector】

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@AIS / @AIT

Automatic measurement

Setting

Description

Starting automatic measurement of start position and display period

Command

@AIS, ch

Response

@AIS, ch

Setting

Description

Starting automatic measurement with a desired aspect ratio

Command

@AIT, ch (, mode)

Response

@AIT, ch (, mode)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

mode: Measurement mode

-1 = NEXT ASPECT, 0 = 4: 3, 1 = 5: 4, 2 = 5: 3, 3 = 16: 9, 4 = 16: 10

If you select “NEXT ASPECT”, the next aspect ratio will be selected in order every time the automatic measurement is executed. If you do not set any mode parameter, “NEXT ASPECT” mode will be applied.

Setting example

Command Response

@AIS,8 @AIS,8

Description

Starting the automatic measurement of IN8 start position and display period

Setting example

Command Response

@AIT,8,0 @AIT,8,0

Description

Starting the automatic measurement of IN8 input timing setting at the aspect ratio of ”4: 3”.

Setting example

Command Response

@AIS,8 @ERR,7

Description

If the automatic measurement fails, an error is returned.

Remarks

These commands are valid only if analog RGB/analog YPbPr signal is input.

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@GHT / @SHT

The total number of horizontal dots

Getting

Command

@GHT

Response

@GHT, h_total_1, h_total_2, h_total_3, h_total_4, h_total_5, h_total_6, h_total_7, h_total_8, h_total_9

Setting Command

@SHT, ch, h_total

Response

@SHT, ch, h_total

Parameter

h_total_1-9 / h_total: The total number of horizontal dots

400 to 4125 (sampling block should be 13 MHz to 162 MHz) [Default]: depends on input signal

ch: Input channel

0 =All analog inputs, 8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GHT @GHT,2200,2200,0,2640,1344,1792,0,0,0

Description

Getting the total number of horizontal dots. “0” is returned to channels without input signal.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHT,8,1344 @SHT,8,1344

Description

Setting the total number of IN8 horizontal dots to “1344”.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHT,8,1344 @ERR,3

Description

If analog RGB signal or analog YPbPr signal is not input, an error is returned.

Remarks

Getting command acquires all channels’ statuses. Setting commands are valid only if analog RGB/analog YPbPr signal is input.

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@GHS / @SHS

Horizontal start position

Getting

Command

@GHS

Response

@GHS, h_start_1, h_start_2, h_start_3, h_start_4, h_start_5, h_start_6, h_start_7, h_start_8, h_start_9

Setting Command

@SHS, ch, h_start

Response

@SHS, ch, h_start

Parameter

h_start_1-9 / h_start: Horizontal start position

64 to 2900 (should be [the total number of horizontal dots – horizontal display period] or less) [Default]: depends on input signal

ch: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GHS @GHS,192,192,496,0,296,0,378,0,0

Description

Getting the horizontal start position. “0” is returned to channels without input signal.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHS,5,296 @SHS,5,296

Description

Setting IN5 horizontal start position to “296”.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHS,6,296 @ERR,3

Description

If no signal is input, an error is returned.

Remarks

Setting command is valid only for video signal except for 4K video signal. If 4K video signal is input, only Getting commands are available.

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@GHD / @SHD

Horizontal display period

Getting

Command

@GHD

Response

@GHD, h_disp_1, h_disp_2, h_disp_3, h_disp_4, h_disp_5, h_disp_6, h_disp_7, h_disp_8, h_disp_9

Setting Command

@SHD, ch, h_disp

Response

@SHD, ch, h_disp

Parameter

h_disp_1-9 / h_disp: Horizontal display period

64 to 2900 (should be [the total number of horizontal dots – 64] or less) [Default]: depends on input signal

ch: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GHD @GHD,1920,1920,0,1920,1024,1360,0,0,0

Description

Getting horizontal display period “0” is returned to channels without input signal.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHD,5,1024 @SHD,5,1024

Description

Setting IN5 horizontal display period to “1024”.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHD,6,1024 @ERR,3

Description

If no signal is not input, an error is returned.

Remarks

Setting commands: valid only for video signal except for 4K video signal. If 4K video signal is input, only getting commands are valid.

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@GVS / @SVS

Vertical start position

Getting

Command

@GVS

Response

@GVS, v_start_1, v_start_2, v_start_3, v_start_4, v_start_5, v_start_6, v_start_7, v_start_8, v_start_9

Setting Command

@SVS, ch, v_start

Response

@SVS, ch, v_start

Parameter

v_start_1-9 / v_start: Vertical start position

10 to 2048 (should be [the total number of vertical lines – vertical display period] or less) [Default]: depends on input signal

ch: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GVS @GVS,40,0,40,40,35,0,24,0,0

Description

Getting the vertical start position “0” is returned to channels without input signal.

Setting example

Command Response

@SVS,5,35 @SVS,5,35

Description

Setting IN5 vertical start position to “35”.

Setting example

Command Response

@SVS,6,35 @ERR,3

Description

If no signal is input, an error is returned.

Remarks

Setting commands: valid only for video signal except for 4K video signal. If 4K video signal is input, only getting commands are valid.

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@GVD / @SVD

Vertical display period

Getting

Command

@GVD

Response

@GVD, v_disp_1, v_disp_2, v_disp_3, v_disp_4, v_disp_5, v_disp_6, v_disp_7, v_disp_8, v_disp_9

Setting Command

@SVD, ch, v_disp

Response

@SVD, ch, v_disp

Parameter

v_disp_1-9 / v_disp: Vertical display period

10 to 2048 (should be [the total number of vertical lines – 10] or less) [Default]: depends on input signal

ch: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GVD @GVD,0,1080,1080,900,768,0,900,0,0

Description

Getting vertical display period. “0” is returned to channels without input signal.

Setting example

Command Response

@SVD,5,768 @SVD,5,768

Description

Setting IN5 vertical display period to “768”.

Setting example

Command Response

@SVD,5,768 @ERR,3

Description

If signal is not input, an error is returned.

Remarks

Setting commands: valid only for video signal except for 4K video signal. If 4K video signal is input, only getting commands are valid.

@GIS / @SIS

Automatic measurement of start position

Getting Command

@GIS

Response

@GIS, mode_1, mode_2

Setting Command

@SIS, ch, mode

Response

@SIS, ch, mode

Parameter

mode_1-2 / mode: Automatic measurement

0 = All inputs from this input channel are not measured automatically. 1 = Current input signal is not measured automatically. 2 = Current input signal is measured automatically. [Default]

ch: Input channel

0 =All analog inputs, 8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GIS @GIS,0,2

Description

Getting the setting of Automatic measurement of the start position. IN8: not measured automatically, IN9: measured automatically.

Setting example

Command Response

@SIS,8,1 @SIS,8,1

Description

Setting signal that is currently input from IN8 to “1” (Current input signal is not measured automatically).

Remarks

These commands are only for analog input. IN8 and IN9 are available only if “0” (Analog signal). is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”. If “1” (Digital signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GSM / @SSM

Automatic measurement when unregistered signal is input

Getting Command

@GSM

Response

@GSM, mode

Setting Command

@SSM, mode

Response

@SSM, mode

Parameter

mode: Automatic measurement

0 = Not execute, 1 = Execute [Default]

Getting example

Command Response

@GSM @GSM,1

Description

Getting the set automatic measurement mode when unregistered signal is input.

Setting example

Command Response

@SSM,1 @SSM,1

Description

Setting the automatic measurement to be executed when unregistered signal is input.

Remarks

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@RTT

Loading device data

Setting Command

@RTT, ch (, table)

Response

@RTT, ch (, table)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

table: Device table

1 to 99 (Registered device data), 100 to 100+n (Preset device data. ”n” varies depending on input signal, but

0 for most cases.)

Only for analog input, specify the device table.

Setting example

Command Response

@RTT,1 @RTT,1

Description

Reconfiguring IN1 input timing setting to the value detected automatically.

Setting example

Command Response

@RTT,6,2 @RTT,6,2

Description

Setting IN6 input timings to the values saved in the device table 2.

Remarks

This command is valid only if signal is input. For analog input, this command is valid only if the device data of input signal is registered.

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@STT

Registering device data

Setting Command

@STT, ch, table (, name)

Response

@STT, ch, table (, name)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

table: Device table

1 to 99

Up to 14 characters from 20 to 7D of ASCII code. You can skip “Device table name”. If you skip it, only input timing setting is saved. However, if no device table name is currently saved, the resolution is saved automatically as the device table name.

Setting example

Command Response

@STT,8,2 @STT,8,2

Description

Saving IN8 input timing setting in device table 2 without editing the device table name.

Setting example

Command Response

@STT,8,2,XGA 60Hz @STT,8,2,XGA 60Hz

Description

Saving the current IN8 input timing setting in device table 2 with the name of “XGA 60Hz”.

Remarks

This command is valid only if analog RGB / YPbPr signal is input.

@GTK / @STK

Tracking

Getting Command

@GTK

Response

@GTK, track_1, track_2

Setting Command

@STK, ch_1, track_1 (, ch_2 , track_2)

Response

@STK, ch_1, track_1 (, ch_2 , track_2)

Parameter

track_1-2: Tracking

0 to 63 [Default] 0

ch_1-2: Input channel

0 = All analog inputs, 8 = IN8, 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GTK @GTK,4,0

Description

Getting the set tracking. If no analog RGB / YPbPr signal is input, “0” is returned.

Setting example

Command Response

@STK,8,4 @STK,8,4

Description

Setting IN8 tracking to “4”.

Remarks

This command is valid only if analog RGB / YPbPr signal is input. If “1” (Digital signal) is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”, “-1” is returned.

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@GDM / @SDM

Output mode

Getting Command

@GDM

Response

@GDM, mode_1, mode_2, mode_3, mode_4

Setting Command

@SDM, ch_1, mode_1 (, ch_2, mode_2･･･)

Response

@SDM, ch_1, mode_1 (, ch_2, mode_2･･･)

Parameter

mode_1-4: Output mode

0 = DVI MODE,

1 = HDMI RGB MODE,

2 = HDMI YCbCr4: 2: 2 MODE,

3 = HDMI YCbCr4: 4: 4 MODE [Default],

4 = HDMI YCbYr4: 2: 0 MODE

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GDM @GDM,3,0,3,3

Description

Getting the set output mode. OUT2: DVI MODE, other output channels: HDMI YCbCr4: 4: 4 MODE

Setting example

Command Response

@SDM,1,3 @SDM,1,3

Description

Setting the OUT1 output mode to “HDMI YCbCr4: 4: 4 MODE”

Remarks

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@GUY / @SUY

Synchronous signal output when no video signal is input

Getting Command

@GUY

Response

@GUY, sync_1, sync_2, sync_3, sync_4

Setting Command

@SUY, ch_1, sync_1 (, ch_2, sync_2･･･)

Response

@SUY, ch_1, sync_1 (, ch_2, sync_2･･･)

Parameter

sync_1-4: Synchronous signal output

0 = Not output, 1 = Output [Default]

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GUY @GUY,1,0,0,0

Description

Getting synchronous signal output when no video signal is input. OUT1: synchronous signal is output. Other output channels: synchronous signal is not output.

Setting example

Command Response

@SUY,1,1 @SUY,1,1

Description

Setting OUT1 to “1” (synchronous signal is output even if video signal is not input).

Remarks

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@GBO / @SBO

Output video when no video signal is not input

Getting Command

@GBO

Response

@GBO, video_1, video_2, video_3, video_4

Setting Command

@SBO, ch_1, video_1 (, ch_2, video_2･･･)

Response

@SBO, ch_1, video_1 (, ch_2, video_2･･･)

Parameter

video_1-4: Output video when no video signal is not input

0 = Black, 1 = Blue [Default], 2 = Background color

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GBO @GBO,1,0,0,0

Description

Getting the output video when no video signal is input. OUT1: blue screen, other output channels: black screen

Setting example

Command Response

@SBO,1,1 @SBO,1,1

Description

Setting OUT1 to output blue when no video signal is input.

Remarks

－

@GFF / @SFF

Video switching effect

Getting Command

@GFF

Response

@GFF, switching_1, switching_2, switching_3, switching_4

Setting Command

@SFF, ch_1, switching_1 (, ch_2, switching_2･･･)

Response

@SFF, ch_1, switching_1 (, ch_2, switching_2･･･)

Parameter

switching_1-4: Video switching effect

0 = CUT, 1 = FADE OUT/IN, 2 = FREEZE + FADE OUT/IN [Default],

3 = LEFT→RIGHT WIPE, 4 = RIGHT→LEFT WIPE,

5 = TOP→BOTTOM WIPE, 6 = BOTTOM→TOP WIPE

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GFF @GFF,0,0,1,1

Description

Getting input channel switching effect. OUT1 and OUT2: CUT, OUT3 and 4: FADE OUT/IN

Setting example

Command Response

@SFF,1,1 @SFF,1,1

Description

Setting OUT1 switching effect to FADE OUT/IN.

Remarks

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@GFT / @SFT

Video switching speed

Getting Command

@GFT

Response

@GFT, time_1, time_2, time_3, time_4

Setting Command

@SFT, ch_1, time_1 (, ch_2, time_2･･･)

Response

@SFT, ch_1, time_1 (, ch_2, time_2･･･)

Parameter

time_1-4: Switching speed

100 = 0.1 sec. to 2000 = 2 sec.

[Default] 350 = 0.35 sec. Set the value by 10 ms. If you set a value other than 0 for the lower 1 digits, these values will be rounded down. (For example, if you set it to 395, the speed is set to 390 ms.)

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GFT @GFT,400,400,350,350

Description

Getting the set switching speed of video input channel. OUT1 and 2: 400 ms., OUT3 and 4: 350 ms.

Setting example

Command Response

@SFT,1,400 @SFT,1,400

Description

Setting OUT1 switching time to 400 ms.

Remarks

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@GWC / @SWC

Wipe color

Getting Command

@GWC, ch

Response

@GWC, ch, red, green, blue

Setting Command

@SWC, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Response

@SWC, ch_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

red / red_1-4 : Wipe color (Red) green / green_1-4 : Wipe color (Green) blue / blue_1-4 : Wipe color (Blue)

0 to 255 [Default] 0 (Black)

Getting example

Command Response

@GWC,1 @GWC,1,255,255,255

Description

Getting the set wipe color of OUT1. RGB: 255 (white)

Setting example

Command Response

@SWC,1,255,255,255 @SWC,1,255,255,255

Description

Setting the wipe colors (RGB) of OUT1 to “255” (white).

Remarks

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@GEN / @SEN

HDCP output

Getting Command

@GEN

Response

@GEN, hdcp_1, hdcp_2, hdcp_3, hdcp_4

Setting Command

@SEN, ch_1, hdcp_1 (, ch_2, hdcp_2･･･)

Response

@SEN, ch_1, hdcp_1 (, ch_2, hdcp_2･･･)

Parameter

hdcp_1-4: HDCP output

0 = HDCP is encrypted only if input signal is with HDCP.

1 = HDCP 2.2 is preferentially encrypted. [Default]

2 = HDCP 1.4 is encrypted.

3 = HDCP is not encrypted.

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GEN @GEN,1,1,1,0

Description

Getting the set HDCP output. OUT4: HDCP is encrypted only if input signal is with HDCP. Other output channels: HDCP 2.2 is preferentially encrypted.

Setting example

Command Response

@SEN,1,1 @SEN,1,1

Description

Setting OUT1 to HDCP 2.2.

Remarks

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@GHR / @SHR

The number of HDCP retries

Getting Command

@GHR

Response

@GHR, retry_1, retry_2, retry_3, retry_4

Setting Command

@SHR, ch_1, retry_1 (, ch_2, retry_2･･･)

Response

@SHR, ch_1, retry_1 (, ch_2, retry_2･･･)

Parameter

retry_1-4: The number of retires

-1 = Retry until succeed [Default], 0 = Not retry, 1 to 100 = Retry for the desired number of retries

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GHR @GHR,-1,-1,-1,10

Description

Getting the set number of HDCP retires. OUT4: Retry for up to 10 times Other output channels: continue to retry until succeed.

Setting example

Command Response

@SHR,4,10 @SHR,4,10

Description

Setting OUT4 to retry for up to 10 times.

Remarks

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@GDC / @SDC

Deep Color

Getting Command

@GDC

Response

@GDC, color_1, color_2, color_3, color_4

Setting Command

@SDC, ch_1, color_1 (, ch_2, color_2･･･)

Response

@SDC, ch_1, color_1 (, ch_2, color_2･･･)

Parameter

color_1-4: Color depth

0 = 24-BIT COLOR [Default], 1 = 30-BIT COLOR

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GDC @GDC,1,1,0,1

Description

Getting the set color depth. OUT3: 24-BIT COLOR Other output channels: 30-BIT COLOR

Setting example

Command Response

@SDC,1,0 @SDC,1,0

Description

Setting OUT1 deep color to 24-BIT COLOR.

Remarks

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@GCE / @SCE

CEC connection

Getting Command

@GCE

Response

@GCE, connect_1, connect_2, connect_3, connect_4

Setting Command

@SCE, ch_1, connect_1 (, ch_2, connect_2･･･)

Response

@SCE, ch_1, connect_1 (, ch_2, connect_2･･･)

Parameter

connect_1-4: CEC connection

0 = Not connected [Default], 1 = Selected video input channel, 2 = Input channel1, 3 = Input channel2, 4 = Input channel3, 5 = Input channel4, 6 = Input channel5, 7 = Input channel6, 8 = Input channel7

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GCE @GCE,4,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set CEC connection. OUT1: connecting to input channel3 Other outputs: not connected.

Setting example

Command Response

@SCE,1,4 @SCE,1,4

Description

Setting OUT1 CEC connection to Input channel3.

Remarks

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@HAU

HDCP re-encryption

Setting Command

@HAU, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Response

@HAU, ch_1 (, ch_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Setting example

Command Response

@HAU,1 @HAU,1

Description

Setting OUT1 to re-encrypt HDCP.

Remarks

－

@GAU / @SAU

Priority of input channel automatic switching (OFF to ON)

Getting

Command

@GAU, out

Response

@GAU, out, in1_priority, in2_priority, in3_priority, in4_priority, in5_priority, in6_priority, in7_priority, in8_priority, in9_priority

Setting

Command

@SAU, out_1, in1_priority, in2_priority･･･, in9_priority (, out_2, in1_priority･･･)

Response

@SAU, out_1, in1_priority, in2_priority･･･, in9_priority (, out_2, in1_priority･･･)

Parameter

out, out_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

in1_priority-in9_priority: Priority

0 = OFF, 1 = Priority (high) to 9 = priority (low)

Getting example

Command Response

@GAU,1 @GAU,1,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Description

Getting the set priority of OUT1’s automatic switching. IN1>IN2>･･･>IN9

Setting example

Command Response

@SAU,1,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 @SAU,1,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

Description

Setting the priority of OUT1’s automatic switching to IN9>IN8>･･･>IN1.

Remarks

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@GOF / @SOF

Priority of input channel automatic switching (ON to OFF)

Getting

Command

@GOF, out

Response

@GOF, out, in1_priority, in2_priority, in3_priority, in4_priority, in5_priority, in6_priority, in7_priority, in8_priority, in9_priority

Setting

Command

@SOF, out_1, in1_priority, in2_priority･･･, in9_priority (, out_2, in1_priority･･･)

Response

@SOF, out_1, in1_priority, in2_priority･･･, in9_priority (, out_2, in1_priority･･･)

Parameter

out, out_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

in1_priority-in9_priority: Priority

0 = OFF, 1 = Priority (high) to 9 = priority (low)

Getting example

Command Response

@GOF,1 @GOF,1,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Description

Getting the set priority of OUT1’s automatic switching. IN1>IN2>･･･>IN9

Setting example

Command Response

@SOF,1,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 @SOF,1,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1

Description

Setting the priority of OUT1’s automatic switching to IN9>IN8>･･･>IN1.

Remarks

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@GMT / @SMT

Masking time after automatic switching of input channel

Getting Command

@GMT

Response

@GMT, time_1, time_2, time_3, time_4

Setting Command

@SMT, ch_1, time_1 (, ch_2, time_2･･･)

Response

@SMT, ch_1, time_1 (, ch_2, time_2･･･)

Parameter

time_1-4: Masking time

0 = 0 to 999999 = 999.999 sec. [Default] 0

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GMT @GMT,2000,2000,10000,10000

Description

Getting the set masking time after automatic switching of input channel. Automatic switching is not performed until the following time passes: OUT1 and OUT2: 2000 ms. (2 sec.), OUT3 and OUT4: 10000 ms. (10 sec.)

Setting example

Command Response

@SMT,1,2000,2,2000,3,10000,4,10000 @SMT,1,2000,2,2000,3,10000,4,10000

Description

Setting the masking time to 2000 ms. (2 sec.) for OUT1 and OUT2, 10000 ms. (10 sec.) for OUT3 and OUT4.

Remarks

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@GAD / @SAD

Channel switching mode for input channel automatic switching

Getting Command

@GAD

Response

@GAD, mode_1, mode_2, mode_3, mode_4

Setting Command

@SAD, ch_1, mode_1 (, ch_2, mode_2･･･)

Response

@SAD, ch_1, mode_1 (, ch_2, mode_2･･･)

Parameter

mode_1-4: Channel switching mode

0 = VIDEO, 1 = AUDIO, 2 = V&A [Default]

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GAD @GAD,2,2,1,1

Description

Getting the set channel switching mode to: OUT1 and OUT2: V&A, OUT3 and OUT4: AUDIO

Setting example

Command Response

@SAD,1,2,2,2,3,0,4,0 @SAD,1,2,2,2,3,0,4,0

Description

Setting the channel switching mode to: OUT1 and OUT2: V&A, OUT3 and OUT4: VIDEO

Remarks

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3.3.9 Audio

@GSL / @SSL

Audio output level

Getting Command

@GSL

Response

@GSL, level_1, level_2, level_3, level_4

Setting Command

@SSL, ch_1, level_1 (, ch_2, level_2･･･)

Response

@SSL, ch_1, level_1 (, ch_2, level_2･･･)

Parameter

level_1-4: Audio output level

-60 to 10 [Default] 0

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GSL @GSL,-4,-4,0,0

Description

Getting the set audio output level. OUT1 and OUT2: -4 dB, OUT3 and OUT4: ±0 dB

Setting example

Command Response

@SSL,1,-4 @SSL,1,-4

Description

Setting OUT1 audio output level to -4 dB.

Remarks

If you change the output level while muted, it will be unmuted.

@SOL

Relative value of audio output level

Setting Command

@SOL, ch_1, updown_1 (, ch_2, updown_2･･･)

Response

@SOL, ch_1, updown_1 (, ch_2, updown_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

updown_1-4: Relative value setting

-70 to 70

The specified value is added to the current audio output level. If the total value exceeds the limit value (-60 to +10), the limit value will be applied.

Setting example

Command Response

@SOL,1,-1 @SOL,1,-1

Description

Lower 1 dB of audio output level of OUT1.

Remarks

If you change the output level while muted, it will be unmuted.

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@GOL

Limit status of audio output level

Getting Command

@GOL

Response

@GOL, out_1, out_2, out_3, out_4

Parameter

out_1-4: Limit status of audio output level

-1 = minimum settable value (-60 dB), 0 = not limit status, 1 = maximum settable value (+10 dB)

Getting example

Command Response

@GOL @GOL,1,1,0,0

Description

Getting limit status of audio output level. OUT1 and OUT2: maximum settable value OUT3 and OUT4: not reach the limit value

Remarks

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@GAM / @SAM

Audio output mute

Getting Command

@GAM

Response

@GAM, mute_1, mute_2, mute_3, mute_4

Setting Command

@SAM, ch_1, mute_1 (, ch_2, mute_2･･･)

Response

@SAM, ch_1, mute_1 (, ch_2, mute_2･･･)

Parameter

mute_1-4: Audio output mute

0 = Mute OFF [Default], 1 = Mute ON

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GAM @GAM,1,1,0,0

Description

Getting the set value of audio output mute. OUT1 and OUT2: mute ON, OUT3 and OUT4: mute OFF

Setting example

Command Response

@SAM,1,1 @SAM,1,1

Description

Muting OUT1 audio output.

Remarks

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@GAS / @SAS

Selecting audio input

Getting

Command

@GAS

Response

@GAS, select_1, select_2 , select_3, select_4, select_5, select_6, select_7, select_8, select_9

Setting Command

@SAS, ch_1, select_1 (, ch_2, select_2･･･)

Response

@SAS, ch_1, select_1 (, ch_2, select_2･･･)

Parameter

select_1-9: Audio input selection

0 = Automatic [Default], 1 = Analog audio, 2 = Digital audio

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GAS @GAS,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set audio input selection. IN1: analog audio is used. Other input channels: automatic

Setting example

Command Response

@SAS,3,1 @SAS,3,1

Description

Setting IN3 audio input to analog audio.

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only when “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN /

@SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

@GSD

Selecting actual audio input

Getting Command

@GSD

Response

@GSD, in_1, in_2, in_3, in_4, in_5, in_6, in_7, in_8, in_9

Parameter

in_1-9: Actual audio input selection

1 = Analog audio [Default], 2 = Digital audio

-1 = Analog audio (Analog video input setting)

Getting example

Command Response

@GSD @GSD,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2

Description

Getting the actual audio input selection. IN1: analog audio, other input channels: digital audio

Remarks

This command is only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only when “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GSO / @SSO

Audio input level

Getting

Command

@GSO

Response

@GSO, level_1, level_2, level_3, level_4, level_5, level_6, level_7, level_8, level_9

Setting Command

@SSO, ch_1, level_1 (, ch_2, level_2･･･)

Response

@SSO, ch_1, level_1 (, ch_2, level_2･･･)

Parameter

level_1-9: Audio input level

-60 to 0 [Default] 0

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GSO @GSO,0,0,0,0,-4,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting audio input level. IN5: -4 dB, other input channels: ±0 dB.

Setting example

Command Response

@SSO,5,-8 @SSO,5,-8

Description

Setting IN5 audio input level to -8 dB.

Remarks

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@SIL

Relative value of audio input level

Setting Command

@SIL, ch_1, updown_1 (, ch_2, updown_2･･･)

Response

@SIL, ch_1, updown_1 (, ch_2, updown_2･･･)

Parameter

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

updown_1-9: Setting relative value

-60 to 60

The specified value is added to the current audio input level. If the total value exceeds the limit value (-60 to +0), the limit value will be applied.

Setting example

Command Response

@SIL,1,-1 @SIL,1,-1

Description

Lowering IN1 audio input level (1 dB).

Remarks

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@GIL

Limit status of audio input level

Getting Command

@GIL

Response

@GIL, in_1, in_2, in_3, in_4, in_5, in_6, in_7, in_8, in_9

Parameter

in_1-9: Limit status

-1 = minimum settable value (-60 dB), 0 = not limit status, 1 = maximum settable value (+0 dB)

Getting example

Command Response

@GIL @GIL,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set limit status of audio input level. IN1: maximum settable value Other input channels: not limit value

Remarks

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@GLO / @SLO

Output lip sync

Getting Command

@GLO

Response

@GLO, frame_1, frame_2, frame_3, frame_4

Setting Command

@SLO, ch_1, frame_1 (, ch_2, frame_2･･･)

Response

@SLO, ch_1, frame_1 (, ch_2, frame_2･･･)

Parameter

frame_1-4: Output lip sync

0 to 8 [Default] 0

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GLO @GLO,0,0,2,2

Description

Getting the set lip sync of the output side. OUT1 and OUT2: 0 frame, OUT3 and OUT4: 2 frames

Setting example

Command Response

@SLO,1,2 @SLO,1,2

Description

Setting the OUT1 lip sync to 2 frames.

Remarks

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@GLY / @SLY

Input lip sync

Getting

Command

@GLY

Response

@GLY, frame_1, frame_2, frame_3, frame_4, frame_5, frame_6, frame_7, frame_8, frame_9

Setting Command

@SLY, ch_1, frame_1 (, ch_2, frame_2･･･)

Response

@SLY, ch_1, frame_1 (, ch_2, frame_2･･･)

Parameter

frame_1-9: Input lip sync

0 to 8 [Default] 0

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GLY @GLY,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set lip sync of input side. IN4: 2 frames, other input channels: 0 frame

Setting example

Command Response

@SLY,4,2 @SLY,4,2

Description

Setting the IN4 lip sync to 2 frames.

Remarks

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@GSF / @SSF

Sampling frequency

Getting Command

@GSF

Response

@GSF, frequency_1, frequency_2, frequency_3, frequency_4

Setting Command

@SSF, ch_1, frequency_1 (, ch_2, frequency_2･･･)

Response

@SSF, ch_1, frequency_1 (, ch_2, frequency_2･･･)

Parameter

frequency_1-4: Sampling frequency

0 = AUTO [Default], 1 = 32 kHz, 2 = 44.1 kHz, 3 = 48 kHz, 4 = 88.2 kHz, 5 = 96 kHz, 6 = 192 kHz

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GSF @GSF,0,0,2,2

Description

Getting sampling frequency settings. OUT1 and OUT2: AUTO, OUT3 and OUT4: 32 kHz

Setting example

Command Response

@SSF,1,3 @SSF,1,3

Description

Setting OUT1 sampling frequency to 48 kHz.

Remarks

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@GFD

Actual sampling frequency

Getting Command

@GFD

Response

@GFD, frequency_1, frequency_2, frequency_3, frequency_4

Parameter

frequency_1-4: Sampling frequency

1 = 32 kHz, 2 = 44.1 kHz, 3 = 48 kHz, 4 = 88.2 kHz, 5 = 96 kHz, 6 = 192 kHz

Getting example

Command Response

@GFD @GFD,5,5,3,3

Description

Getting the actual sampling frequency. OUT1 and OUT2: 96 kHz, OUT3 and OUT4: 48 kHz

Remarks

“@GSF / @SSF” is set to “AUTO”, the sampling frequency that is output actually is returned. If it is set to value other than “AUTO”, the set sampling frequency is returned.

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@GDO / @SDO

Audio output connector

Getting Command

@GDO

Response

@GDO, out_1, out_2, out_3, out_4

Setting Command

@SDO, ch_1, out_1, (, ch_2, out_2･･･)

Response

@SDO, ch_1, out_1, (, ch_2, out_2･･･)

Parameter

out_1-4: Audio output connector

0 = Only to analog audio output connectors, 1 = Only to HDMI output connectors, 2 = To analog audio output connectors and HDMI output

connectors [Default]

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GDO @GDO,0,0,1,1

Description

Getting the audio output connectors’ settings. OUT1 and OUT2: only to analog audio output connectors, OUT3 and OUT4: only to HDMI output connector

Setting example

Command Response

@SDO,1,0 @SDO,1,0

Description

Setting OUT1 to output to only analog audio output connectors

Remarks

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@GMD / @SMD

Multi channel audio output

Getting Command

@GMD

Response

@GMD, out_1, out_2, out_3, out_4

Setting Command

@SMD, ch_1, out_1 (, ch_2, out_2･･･)

Response

@SMD, ch_1, out_1 (, ch_2, out_2･･･)

Parameter

out_1-4: Multi channel audio output

0 = CH1 / CH2 STEREO, 1 = CH3 / CH4 STEREO, 2 = CH5 / CH6 STEREO, 3 = CH7 / CH8 STEREO, 4 = CH1 / CH2 MONO, 5 = CH3 / CH4 MONO, 6 = CH5 / CH6 MONO, 7 = CH7 / CH8 MONO, 8 = DOWN MIX [Default]

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GMD @GMD,4,4,8,8

Description

Getting the multi channel audio output’s setting. OUT1 and OUT2: outputs monaural audio of CH1 / CH2. OUT3 and OUT4: outputs downmixed audio.

Setting example

Command Response

@SMD,1,8 @SMD,1,8

Description

Setting OUT1 to output down mixed audio.

Remarks

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@GAT / @SAT

Test tone

Getting

Command

@GAT

Response

@GAT, tone_1, speaker_1, tone_2, speaker_2, tone_3, speaker_3, tone_4, speaker_4

Setting Command

@SAT, ch_1, tone_1, speaker_1 (, ch_2, tone_2, speaker_2･･･)

Response

@SAT, ch_1, tone_1, speaker_1 (, ch_2, tone_2, speaker_2･･･)

Parameter

tone_1-4: Test tone

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = 1 kHz, 2 = 400 Hz

speaker_1-4: Speaker

0 = ALL [Default], 1 = FRONT L/R, 2 = REAR L/R, 3 = REAR L/R CENTER, 4 = FRONT LEFT, 5 = FRONT RIGHT, 6 = LOW FREQUENCY EFFECT, 7 = FRONT CENTER, 8 = REAR LEFT, 9 = REAR RIGHT,

10 = REAR LEFT CENTER, 11 = REAR RIGHT CENTER

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GAT @GAT,2,1,2,1,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set test tone output OUT1 and OUT2: outputs test tone (400 Hz) to FRONT L/R. OUT3 and OUT4: not output test tone.

Setting example

Command Response

@SAT,1,1,0 @SAT,1,1,0

Description

Setting OUT1 to output test tone (1k Hz) to all speakers.

Remarks

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3.3.10 EDID

@GED / @SED

EDID

Getting

Command

@GED

Response

@GED, edid_1, edid_2, edid_3, edid_4, edid_5, edid_6, edid_7, edid_8, edid_9

Setting Command

@SED, ch_1, edid_1 (, ch_2, edid_2･･･)

Response

@SED, ch_1, edid_1 (, ch_2, edid_2･･･)

Parameter

edid_1-9: EDID

0 = Built-in EDID [Default], 1 = OUT1 MONITOR, 2 = OUT2 MONITOR, 3 = OUT3 MONITOR, 4 = OUT4 MONITOR, 101 to 108 = COPY DATA 1 to COPY DATA 8

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GED @GED,0,0,0,3,0,0,0,0,0

Description

Getting the set EDID. IN4: EDID of the sink device that is connected to OUT3. Other inputs: built-in EDID

Setting example

Command Response

@SED,2,3 @SED,2,3

Description

Setting IN2: EDID that is read from the sink device connected to OUT3.

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9: If “0” (Analog signal) is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”, “-1” is acquired and the setting cannot be valid. In order to use a copied data, read EDID data from the sink device in “@RME” in advance.

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@GVF / @SVF

Input resolution for PC

Getting

Command

@GVF

Response

@GVF, resolution_1, resolution_2, resolution_3, resolution_4, resolution_5, resolution_6, resolution_7, resolution_8, resolution_9

Setting Command

@SVF, ch_1, resolution_1 (, ch_2, resolution_2･･･)

Response

@SVF, ch_1, resolution_1 (, ch_2, resolution_2･･･)

Parameter

resolution_1-9: Input resolution for PC

0 = SVGA(800x600), 1 = XGA(1024x768), 2 = 720p(1280x720), 3 = WXGA(1280x768), 4 = WXGA(1280x800), 5 = QuadVGA(1280x960), 6 = SXGA(1280x1024), 7 = WXGA(1360x768),

8 = WXGA(1366x768), 9 = SXGA+(1400x1050), 10 = WXGA+(1440x900), 11 = WXGA++(1600x900), 12 = UXGA(1600x1200), 13 = WSXGA+(1680x1050), 14 = 1080i(1920x1080), 15 = 1080p(1920x1080), 16 = WUXGA(1920x1200), 17 = QWXGA(2048x1152) 18 = WQHD(2048x1152), 19 = WQXGA(2560x1600), 40 = 2160p@30(3840x2160), 41 = 2160@60(3840x2160) [Default] IN1 to IN3: 2160p@60(3840x2160)

IN4 to IN9: 1080p(1920x1080)

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GVF @GVF,6,6,9,6,6,6,6,6,6

Description

Getting the set input resolution for PC. IN3: SXGA+(1400x1050), other input channels: SXGA (1280x1024).

Setting example

Command Response

@SVF,0,12 @SVF,0,12

Description

Setting EDID of all input channels to UXGA (1600x1200).

Remarks

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@GHF / @SHF

Input resolution for AV devices

Getting

Command

@GHF

Response

@GHF, resolution_1, resolution_2, resolution_3, resolution_4, resolution_5, resolution_6, resolution_7, resolution_8, resolution_9

Setting Command

@SHF, ch_1, resolution_1 (, ch_2, resolution_2･･･)

Response

@SHF, ch_1, resolution_1 (, ch_2, resolution_2･･･)

Parameter

resolution_1-9: Input resolution for AV devices

0 = UNUSED, 1 = 480p, 2 = 720p, 3 = 1080i, 4 = 1080p, 5 = AUTO [Default], 6 = 2160@30, 7 = 2160@60 4: 2: 0, 8 = 2160p@60 4: 4: 4, 9 = 4096x2160@30,

10 = 4096x2160@60 4: 2: 0, 11 = 4096x2160@60 4: 4: 4

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GHF @GHF,5,5,5,4,5,5,5,5,5

Description

Getting the set input resolution for AV devices. IN4: 1080p, other inputs: AUTO

Setting example

Command Response

@SHF,0,4 @SHF,0,4

Description

Setting EDIDs of all input channels to 1080p.

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only when “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GDI / @SDI

Deep Color input

Getting

Command

@GDI

Response

@GDI, color_1, color_2, color_3, color_4, color_5, color_6, color_7, color_8, color_9

Setting Command

@SDI, ch_1, color_1 (, ch_2, color_2･･･)

Response

@SDI, ch_1, color_1 (, ch_2, color_2･･･)

Parameter

color_1-9: Color depth

0 = 24-BIT COLOR [Default], 1 = 30-BIT COLOR

ch_1-9: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Getting example

Command Response

@GDI @GDI,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,1,1

Description

Getting the set color depth. IN4: 24-BIT COLOR Other input channels: 30-BIT COLOR

Setting example

Command Response

@SDI,4,0 @SDI,4,0

Description

Setting the set IN4 color depth to 24-BIT COLOR.

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only when “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GAF / @SAF

Audio format

Getting Command

@GAF, ch

Response

@GAF, ch, format_1, frequency_1 (, format_2, frequency_2･･･)

Setting Command

@SAF, ch, format_1, frequency_1 (, format_2, frequency_2･･･)

Response

@SAF, ch, format_1, frequency_1 (, format_2, frequency_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs (for setting only), 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

format_1-9: Audio format

0 = PCM, 1 = Dolby Digital, 2 = AAC, 3 = Dolby Digital+, 4 = DTS, 5 = DTS-HD, 6 = Dolby TrueHD [Default]: only PCM can be output

frequency_1-9: Maximum sampling frequency

0 = Not output, 1 = 32 kHz, 2 = 44.1 kHz, 3 = 48 kHz, 4 = 88.2 kHz, 5 = 96 kHz, 6 = 176.4 kHz, 7 = 192 kHz [Default] DTS-HD: 192 kHz, Dolby TrueHD: 96 kHz,

other formats: 48 kHz

Maximum settable sampling frequency depends on the audio format.

Audio format

Maximum sampling frequency (kHz)

PCM

32 / 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 / 176.4 / 192

Dolby Digital

Output disabled / 32 / 44.1 / 48

AAC

Output disabled / 32 / 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96

Dolby Digital+

Output disabled / 32 / 44.1 / 48

DTS

Output disabled / 32 / 44.1 / 48 / 96

DTS-HD

Output disabled / 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 / 176.4 / 192

Dolby TrueHD

Output disabled / 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 / 176.4 / 192

Getting commands: the set audio formats and maximum sampling frequency is returned. Setting commands: send the desired audio formats and the maximum sampling frequencies. Other audio formats is set to “0” (Output disabled) for the maximum sampling frequency. You do not need to specify “0” parameter normally. PCM is always enabled, you can skip this menu unless you need to change the sampling frequency.

Getting example

Command Response

@GAF,1 @GAF,1,0,7

Description

Getting the set audio formats for IN1. Up to 192 kHz of PCM.

Setting example

Command Response

@SAF,2,4,3 @SAF,2,4,3

Description

Enabling IN2 to output PCM and DTS 32, 44.1, and 48 kHz (PCM’s sampling frequency is not changed).

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only when “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN / @SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

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@GSP / @SSP

The number of speakers

Getting Command

@GSP, ch

Response

@GSP, ch, number, speaker_1 (, speaker_2･･･)

Setting Command

@SSP, ch, number (, speaker_1, speaker_2･･･)

Response

@SSP, ch, number (, speaker_1, speaker_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Input channel

0 = All digital inputs (for setting only), 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

number: The number of speakers

1 to 8 [Default] 2

speaker_1-8: Speaker configuration

0 = Front Left / Right [Default], 1 = Low Frequency Effect, 2 = Front Center, 3 = Rear Left / Right, 4 = Rear Center, 5 = Front Left / Right Center, 6 = Rear Left / Right Center, 7 = Front Left / Right Wide, 8 = Front Left / Right High, 9 = Top Center,

10 = Front Center High

Getting commands:: the number of speakers and which speakers will be used is returned. Setting commands:: if you do not specify the speaker configuration, the following configuration will be applied depending on the set number of speakers.

number

speaker

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1

OFF

ON

OFF

2

ON

OFF

3

ON

OFF

4

ON

OFF

5

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

6

ON

OFF

7

ON

OFF

8

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

For speaker configurations: the number and total number of speakers (speaker_1-8) do not match, the number is set automatically based on the setting of speaker_1-8. In case the number exceeds the settable range, an error is returned.

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@GSP / @SSP

The number of speakers (cont’d)

Getting example

Command Response

@GSP,1 @GSP,1,6,0,1,2,3

Description

Getting the IN1 speaker configuration. Six speakers (Front Left / Right, Low Frequency Effect, Front Center, Rear Left / Right) are used.

Setting example

Command Response

@SSP,2,8 @SSP,2,8

Description

Setting IN2 speaker configuration to Front Left / Right, Low Frequency Effect, Front Center, Rear Left / Right, Rear Left / Right Center (eight speakers). Completed normally.

Setting example

Command Response

@SSP,3,8,0,3,5,6,7 @ERR,1

Description

Setting IN3 speaker configuration to Front Left / Right, Rear Left / Right, Front Left / Right Center, Rear Left / Right Center, Front Left / Right Wide. The number of speakers is 10 which exceeds the settable value, and it causes the error.

Remarks

These commands are only for digital input. IN8 and IN9 are available only when “1” (Digital signal). is selected for “@GIN /

@SIN”. If “0” (Analog signal) is selected, “-1” is returned.

@RME

Copying EDID

Setting Command

@RME, out, number, name

Response

@RME, out, number, name

Parameter

out: Connector to be loaded

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

number: Destination COPY DATA number

1 to 8

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes.

You can skip this setting. In this case, only EDID settings are saved without changing currently saved name.

Setting example

Command Response

@RME,1,1 @RME,1,1

Description

Loading EDID data of the sink device connected to OUT1 and saving it in COPY DATA 1.

Setting example

Command Response

@RME,3,4,800x600 @RME,3,4,800x600

Description

Loading EDID data of the sink device connected to OUT3, naming it “800x600” and saving it in COPY DATA 4.

Remarks

@GED / @SED EDID

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@GCT / @SCT

RS-232C communication

Getting Command

@GCT

Response

@GCT, setting_1, setting_2

Setting Command

@SCT, port, setting

Response

@SCT, port, setting

Parameter

setting: Communication setting setting_1: Communication setting of RS-232C CH1 setting_2: Communication setting of RS-232C CH2

・Baud rate (4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 [bps] [Default] 9600) ・Data length (8, 7 [bit] [Default] 8) ・Parity check (NONE, EVEN, ODD [Default]: NONE) ・Stop bit (1, 2 [bit] [Default] 1)

For setting values, see the table below.

port: RS-232C channel

0 = All channels, 1 = RS-232C CH1, 2 = RS-232C CH2

Getting example

Command Response

@GCT @GCT,24,24

Description

Getting communication settings of RS-232Cs. All baud rates = 19200 [bps], data bit length = 8 [bit], parity check = None, stop bit = 1 [bit]

Setting example

Command Response

@SCT,1,24 @SCT,1,24

Description

Setting RS-232C CH1 as follows: baud rate =19200 [bps], data bit length = 8 [bit], parity check = NONE, stop bit = 1 [bit].

Remarks

If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

Value

Communication

Value

Communication

Value

Communication

Value

Communication

0

4800

8

NONE

1 12

9600 8 NONE

1 24

19200

8

NONE

1 36

38400

8

NONE

1

4800 8 NONE

2 13

9600 8 NONE

2 25

19200

8

NONE

2 37

38400

8

NONE 2 2

4800 8 ODD

1 14

9600 8 ODD

1 26

19200

8

ODD

1 38

38400

8

ODD

1

3

4800 8 ODD

2 15

9600 8 ODD

2 27

19200

8

ODD

2 39

38400

8

ODD 2 4

4800 8 EVEN

1 16

9600 8 EVEN

1 28

19200

8

EVEN

1 40

38400

8

EVEN

1

5

4800 8 EVEN

2 17

9600 8 EVEN

2 29

19200

8

EVEN

2 41

38400

8

EVEN 2 6

4800 7 NONE

1 18

9600 7 NONE

1 30

19200

7

NONE

1 42

38400

7

NONE

1

7

4800 7 NONE

2 19

9600 7 NONE

2 31

19200

7

NONE

2 43

38400

7

NONE

2

8

4800 7 ODD

1 20

9600 7 ODD

1 32

19200

7

ODD

1 44

38400

7

ODD 1 9

4800 7 ODD

2 21

9600 7 ODD

2 33

19200

7

ODD

2 45

38400

7

ODD

2

10

4800 7 EVEN

1 22

9600 7 EVEN

1 34

19200

7

EVEN

1 46

38400

7

EVEN 1 11

4800 7 EVEN

2 23

9600 7 EVEN

2 35

19200

7

EVEN

2 47

38400

7

EVEN

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3.3.11 RS-232C communication

[Table 3.1] Parameter of RS-232C communication settings

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@GCF / @SCF

RS-232C communication mode

Getting Command

@GCF

Response

@GCF, mode_1, mode_2

Setting Command

@SCF, port, mode

Response

@SCF, port, mode

Parameter

mode: Operation mode mode_1: RS-232C CH1 operation mode mode_2: RS-232C CH2 operation mode

0 = RECEIVER mode [Default], 1 = TRANSMITTER mode

port: RS-232C channel

0 = All channels, 1 = RS-232C CH1, 2 = RS-232C CH2

Getting example

Command Response

@GCF @GCF,1,1

Description

Getting the set operation modes of RS-232Cs. TRANSMITTER mode

Setting example

Command Response

@SCF,1,1 @SCF,1,1

Description

Setting RS-232C CH1 to TRANSMITTER mode.

Remarks

These commands are only for RS-232C. If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

@GIP / @SIP

IP address

Getting Command

@GIP

Response

@GIP, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Setting Command

@SIP, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Response

@SIP, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Parameter

unit_1: Upper bit of the IP address to unit_4: lower bit of the IP address

0 to 255 = 8 bit (Decimal notation) [Default] 192.168.1.199

Getting example

Command Response

@GIP @GIP,192,168,3,2

Description

Getting the IP address of the MSD. IP address:192.168.3.2

Setting example

Command Response

@SIP,192,168,3,2 @SIP,192,168,3,2

Description

Setting IP address to 192.168.3.2.

Remarks

If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

3.3.12 LAN communication

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@GSB / @SSB

Subnet mask

Getting Command

@GSB

Response

@GSB, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Setting Command

@SSB, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Response

@SSB, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Parameter

unit_1: Upper bit of the subnet mask to unit_4: lower bit of the subnet mask

0 to 255 = 8 bit (Decimal notation) [Default] 255.255.255.0

Getting example

Command Response

@GSB @GSB,255,255,192,0

Description

Getting the set subnet mask of the MSD. Subnet mask: 255.255.192.0 ( = 18 bit)

Setting example

Command Response

@SSB,255,255,192,0 @SSB,255,255,192,0

Description

Setting subnet mask to 255.255.192.0 (=18 bit).

Remarks

If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

@GGW / @SGW

Gateway address

Getting Command

@GGW

Response

@GGW, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Setting Command

@SGW, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Response

@SGW, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4

Parameter

unit_1: Upper bit of the gateway address to unit_4: lower bit of the gateway address

0 to 255 = 8 bit (Decimal notation) [Default] 192.168.1.200

Getting example

Command Response

@GGW @GGW,192,168,1,254

Description

Getting the set gateway address. Gateway address: 192.168.1.254

Setting example

Command Response

@SGW,192,168,1,254 @SGW,192,168,1,254

Description

Setting gateway address to 192.168.1.254

Remarks

If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

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@GLF / @SLF

LAN communication mode

Getting Command

@GLF, connection

Response

@GLF, connection, mode (, ip_1, ip_2, ip_3, ip_4, pjlink, tcp, password)

Setting Command

@SLF, connection, mode (, ip_1, ip_2, ip_3, ip_4, pjlink, tcp, password)

Response

@SLF, connection, mode (, ip_1, ip_2, ip_3, ip_4, pjlink, tcp, password)

Parameter

connection: Connection number

1 = connection 1 to 8 = connection 8

mode: Operation mode

0 = RECEIVER mode [Default], 1 = TRANSMITTER mode

ip_1: Upper bit of the destination IP address to ip_4: lower bit of the destination

IP address

0 to 255 = 8 bit (Decimal notation) [Default] 192.168.1.198

Available only if the mode is TRANSMITTER.

pjlink: PJLink protocol connection

0 = PJLink not used [Default], 1 = PJLink used

Available only if the mode is TRANSMITTER.

tcp: Destination port number

1 to 65535 [Default] 1100

Available only if the mode is TRANSMITTER and “pjlink” is set to ”0” (PJLink not used). If “pjlink” is set to ”1” (PJLink used), “tcp” is “4352” fixed.

password: Password of PJLink protocol

Up to 32 characters of the following ASCII codes: 20, 30 to 39, 41 to 5A, 61 to 7A (alphanumeric characters). [Default] All: 20 (space) Replied/Set only if the mode is “1” (TRANSMITTER) and pjlink is “0” (PJLink

not used). Getting commands: replied only if the password is set. Setting commands: you can skip this password setting if you disable password authentication for PJLink protocol connection. Available only if the mode is TRANSMITTER and “pjlink” is set to ”0” (PJLink not used). Getting commands: returned only if the password is set. Setting commands: you can skip this password setting if you do not use password authentication for PJLink protocol connection.

Getting example

Command Response

@GLF,3 @GLF,3,1,192,168,1,2,1,PROJECTOR1

Description

Getting mode settings of connection 3. Mode = TRANSMITTER mode, destination IP address = 192.168.1.2, PJLink = to be used, password = “PROJECTOR1”

Setting example

Command Response

@SLF,3,1,192,168,1,2,1 @SLF,3,1,192,168,1,2,1

Description

Setting connection 3 as follows: Mode = TRANSMITTER mode, destination IP address = 192.168.1.2, PJLink = to be used, password = disabling password authentication.

Remarks

If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

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@GLP / @SLP

TCP port number

Getting Command

@GLP

Response

@GLP, port_1, port_2, port_3, port_4, port_5, port_6, port_7, port_8

Setting Command

@SLP, connection_1, port_1 (, connection_2, port_2･･･)

Response

@SLP, connection_1, port_1 (, connection_2, port_2･･･)

Parameter

connection_1-8: Connection number

0 = All connections, 1 = Connection1 to 8 = Connection8

port_1-8: TCP port number

23, 80, 1100, 5000 to 5999, 6000 to 6999 [Default]

Connection 1 to 3 = 1100, Connection 4 to 6 = 23, Connection 7 to 8 = 80

Getting example

Command Response

@GLP @GLP,1100,1100,1100,23,23,23,80,80

Description

Getting the set TCP port number. Connection 1 to 3:1100, connection 4 to 6: 23, connection 7 and 8: 80

Setting example

Command Response

@SLP,8,6000 @SLP,8,6000

Description

Setting port number of connection 8 to “6000”.

Remarks

If IP address or RS-232C communication setting is changed, the communication may be disabled. Change the environmental settings based on the MSD settings.

@GMC

MAC address

Getting Command

@GMC

Response

@GMC, unit_1, unit_2, unit_3, unit_4, unit_5, unit_6

Parameter

unit_1: Upper bit of the MAC address to unit_6: lower bit of the MAC address

00 to FF = 8 bit (in hexadecimal)

Getting example

Command Response

@GMC @GMC,00,08,E5,5F,00,00

Description

Getting the set MAC address. MAC address: 00-08-E5-5F-00-00

Remarks

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@EXC

Executing control commands

Setting Command

@EXC, command_1 (, command_2･･･)

Response

@EXC, command_1 (, command_2･･･)

Parameter

command_1-5: Control command

1 = COMMAND 1 to 32 = COMMAND 32

Setting example

Command Response

@EXC,1,2,3 @EXC,1,2,3

Description

Executing COMMAND 1→2→3 in order.

Setting example

Command Response

@EXC,6 @EXC,6,RECV: POWER OFF

Description

Executing COMMAND 6. If a command to display received data is executed, the received result is returned. In this example, “POWER OFF” is received from the target device.

Remarks

Since the result is returned after control command execution is complete, it sometimes may take a time for response.

@GDS / @SDS

Power button of sink device

Getting Command

@GDS

Response

@GDS, onoff_1, onoff_2, onoff_3, onoff_4

Setting Command

@SDS, ch_1, onoff_1 (, ch_2, onoff_2･･･)

Response

@SDS, ch_1, onoff_1 (, ch_2, onoff_2･･･)

Parameter

onoff_1-4: Power button of sink device

0 = OFF, 1 = ON

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GDS @GDS,1,1,1,1

Description

Getting the power button status of sink device. OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, and OUT4: powered ON

Setting example

Command Response

@SDS,1,1 @SDS,1,1

Description

Setting the power button of the sink device that is connected OUT1 to ON.

Remarks

Since the result is returned after control command execution is complete, it sometimes may take a time for response.

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@GEC / @SEC

Control command (Communication command)

Getting

Command

@GEC, no

Response

@GEC, no, delay, port, memo, length, command, timeout, retry, interval, retryover, display (, recv_1, recv_2･･･)

Setting

Command

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, length, command, timeout, retry, interval, retryover, display (, recv_1, recv_2･･･)

Response

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, length, command, timeout, retry, interval, retryover, display (, recv_1, recv_2･･･)

Parameter

no: Control command number

1 to 32

delay: Delay time

0 = 0 to 999999 = 999.999 seconds

port: Output port

1 to 2047

bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

port

LAN 6 LAN

5

LAN

4

LAN

3

LAN 2 LAN

1

RS-232C

CH2

RS-232C

CH1

bit

15

14

13

12

11

10 9 8

port

－

－－－

－

LOOP BACK

LAN

8

LAN

7

“1” is for the bit of the output port to send a command (Since bit 11-15 are not used, they are always “0”). For example, if you want to send a command from RS-232C CH1, specify “1”(0000000000000001 in binary). If sending a command from LAN 2, specify “8” (0000000000001000 in binary).

memo: Memo

Up to 14 characters of 20 to 7D except 2C (,).

length: Data size of send command (the number of bytes)

0 to 30

command: Send command data

Specify length × 2 digits with 0 to 9, A to F, a to f: (4 bit per digit in

hexadecimal).

timeout: Time-out time

0 = 0 to 99999 = 99.999 seconds

retry: The number of retries

0 to 99

interval: Retry interval

0 = 0 to 99999 = 99.999 seconds

retryover:

0 = Stop processing, 1 = Continue processing

display: Displaying received data

0 = communication command control

recv_1-32: Checking response command check

1 to 32 Getting commands: each response command number is separated from each other by a comma. Setting commands: the response command number is separated from each other (up to 32 commands) by a comma. For setting commands that are not specified, “Not check” is set. Register response commands in “@GRC / @SRC”.

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@GEC / @SEC

Control command (Communication command) (cont’d)

Getting example

Command Response

@GEC,1 @GEC,1,10,1,POWER,7,5057204F4E0D0A,1000,2,500,0,0,1,2

Description

Getting settings registered in control command 1.

・Delay: 10 ms. ・Output port: RS-232C CH1 ・Memo: POWER ・Data size: 7 bytes ・Command data

: PW ON CR LF (ASCII codes)

・Timeout: 1000 ms. ・Retry: 2 times ・Retry interval: 500 ms. ・Retry over: Stop ・Received data: Not displayed ・Response command: Check 1 and 2

Setting example

Command Response

@SEC,2,0,1024,IN1 SELECT,10,405353572C312C310D0A,0,0,0,1,0 @SEC,2,0,1024,IN1 SELECT,10,405353572C312C310D0A,0,0,0,1,0

Description

Setting control command 2 as follows:

・Delay: 0 ms. ・Output port: LOOP BACK ・Memo: IN1 SELECT ・Data size: 10 bytes ・Command data: @SSW,1,1 CR LF (ASCII codes) ・Timeout: 0 ms. ・Retry: 0 time ・Interval: 0 ms. ・Retry over: Execute ・Received data: Not displayed ・Response command: Not checked

Remarks

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@GEC / @SEC

Control command (Displaying received data)

Gettin g Command

@GEC, no

Response

@GEC, no, delay, port, memo, length, command, timeout, retry, interval, retryover, display, delimiter

Settin g Command

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, length, command, timeout, retry, interval, retryover, display, delimiter

Response

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, length, command, timeout, retry, interval, retryover, display, delimiter

Parameter

no: Control command number

1 to 32

delay: Delay time

0 = 0 to 999999 = 999.999 seconds

port: Output port

1 to 2047

bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

port

LAN 6 LAN

5

LAN

4

LAN

3

LAN 2 LAN

1

RS-232C

CH2

RS-232C

CH1 bit

15

14

13

12

11

10 9 8

port

－－－－－

LOOP

BACK

LAN

8

LAN

7

“1” is for the bit of the output port to send a command (Since bit 11-15 are not used, they are always “0”). For example, if you want to send a command to RS-232C,

specify “1”(0000000000000001 in binary). If sending a command to LAN 2, specify “8” (0000000000001000 in binary).

memo: Memo

Up to 14 characters of 20 to 7D except 2C (,) from ASCII codes.

length: Command data size (the number of bites)

0 to 30

command: Command data

Specify length × 2 digits with 0 to 9, A to F, a to f = 4 bit per digit (in hexadecimal)

timeout:

0 = 0 to 99999 = 99.999 seconds

retry: The number of retires

0 to 99

interval: Retry interval

0 = 0 to 99999 = 99.999 seconds

retryover:

0 = Stop processing, 1 = Continue processing

display: Displaying received data

1 = in ASCII codes, 2 = in hexadecimals

delimiter:

2 digits of 0 to 9, A to F, a to f = 4 bit per digit (in hexadecimal) for monitoring delimiter 100 = Not monitor

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@GEC / @SEC

Control command (Displaying received data) (cont’d)

Getting example

Command Response

@GEC,3 @GEC,3,0,8,POWER STATUS,9,47455420504F570D0A,2000,2,200,0,1,0D

Description

Getting settings of control command 3.

・Delay time: 0 ms. ・Output port: LAN2 ・Memo: POWER STATUS ・Data size: 9 bytes ・Command data: GET POW CR LF (ASCII codes) ・Timeout: 2000 ms. ・Retry: 2 times ・Retry interval: 200 ms. ・Retryover: Stop ・Received data: Displayed in ASCII codes ・Delimiter: 0D in hex (CR =ASCII codes)

Setting example

Command Response

@SEC,3,0,8,POWER STATUS,9,47455420504F570D0A,2000,2,200,0,1,0D

Description

Setting control command 3 as follows:

・Delay time: 0 ms. ・Output port: LAN2 ・Memo: POWER STATUS ・Data size: 9 bytes ・Command data: GET POW CR LF (ASCII codes) ・Timeout: 2000 ms. ・Retry: 2 times ・Retry interval: 200 ms. ・Retryover: Stop ・Received data: Displayed in ASCII codes ・Delimiter: 0D in hex (CR =ASCII codes)

Remarks

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@GEC / @SEC

Control command (contact closure)

Getting

Command

@GEC, no

Response

@GEC, no, delay, port, memo, ccno_1, cc_1, pulse_1 (, ccno_2, cc_2, pulse_2･･･)

Setting

Command

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, ccno_1, cc_1, pulse_1 (, ccno_2, cc_2, pulse_2･･･)

Response

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, ccno_1, cc_1, pulse_1 (, ccno_2, cc_2, pulse_2･･･)

Parameter

no: Control command number

1 to 32

delay: Delay time

0 = 0 to 999999 = 999.999 seconds

port: Contact closure control

2048 = For contact closure control

memo

Up to 14 characters of 20 to 7D except 2C (,) from ASCII codes.

ccno_1-9: Contact closure number

ccno 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9

Contact closure

CONTACT CLOSURE

1

CONTACT CLOSURE

2

CONTACT CLOSURE

3

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH1

CH2

CH3

cc_1-9: Contact closure control

0 = OFF, 1 = ON, 2 = Toggle, 3 = Not control

pulse_1-9: pulse width

0 = Hold, 100 = 100 ms to 9990 = 9990 ms (by 10 ms)

Pulse width after the completion of contact closure.

Getting commands: only contact closure numbers to be controlled are replied. Setting commands: specify only contact closure numbers to be controlled. For contact closure numbers that do not specify parameter, “Not check” is set.

Getting example

Command Response

@GEC,7 @GEC,7,20,2048,SCREEN UP,1,1,100

Description

Getting settings of control command 7.

・Delay time: 20ms ・Memo: SCREEN UP ・Contact closure1’s CH1: ON for 100 ms ・Other outputs: not controlled.

Setting example

Command Response

@SEC,6,50,2048,PROJECTOR ON,1,0,200,2,1,0 @SEC,6,50,2048,PROJECTOR ON,1,0,200,2,1,0

Description

Setting Control command number 6 as follows:

・Delay time: 50 ms ・Memo: PROJECTOR ON ・Contact closure1’s CH1: ON for 200 ms ・Contact closure1’s CH2: ON ・Other contact closures: not controlled.

Remarks

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@GEC / @SEC

Control command (CEC)

Getting Command

@GEC, no

Response

@GEC, no, delay, port, memo, error, ch_1, cec_1 (, ch_2, cec_2･･･)

Setting Command

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, error, ch_1, cec_1 (, ch_2, cec_2･･･)

Response

@SEC, no, delay, port, memo, error, ch_1, cec_1 (, ch_2, cec_2･･･)

Parameter

no: Control command number

1 to 32

delay: Delay time

0 = 0 to 999999 = 999.999 seconds

port: CEC

4096 = For CEC control

memo

Up to 14 characters of 20 to 7D except 2C (,) from ASCII codes

error: Processing if no response from sink device

0 = Stop processing, 1 = Continue processing

ch_1-4: Output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

cec_1-4: Control command

0 = Not controlled, 1 = POWER OFF, 2 = POWER ON

Getting commands: the control output connector and control command are separated from each other by a comma. Setting commands: specify output connector to be controlled and control commands. For outputs that do not specify parameter, “Not check” is set.

Getting example

Command Response

@GEC,7 @GEC,7,0,4096,DISPLAY1 ON,0,1,2

Description

Getting settings of control command 7.

・Delay time: 0ms ・Memo: DISPLAY1 ON ・Error: Stop ・OUT1 sink device: Turning on ・Other outputs: not controlled.

Setting example

Command Response

@SEC,7,0,4096,DISPLAY1 ON,0,1,2 @SEC,7,0,4096,DISPLAY1 ON,0,1,2

Description

Setting control command 7 as follows:

・Delay time: 0 ms. ・Memo: DISPLAY1 ON ・Error: Stop ・OUT1 sink device: Power ON ・Other outputs: not controlled.

Remarks

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@GRC / @SRC

Response command

Getting Command

@GRC, no

Response

@GRC, no, process, length, command, mask, memo

Setting Command

@SRC, no, process, length, command, mask, memo

Response

@SRC, no, process, length, command, mask, memo

Parameter

no: Response command number

1 to 32

process:

0 = Stop, 1 = Continue, 2 = Resending command

length: Response command data size (bytes)

0 to 30

command: Response command data

length × 2 digits with 0 to 9, A to F, a to f = 4 bit per digit (in hexadecimal)

mask: Mask data

length × 2 digits with 0 to 9, A to F, a to f = 4 bit per digit (in hexadecimal)

memo

Up to 14 characters of 20 to 7D except 2C (,) from ASCII codes.

Getting example

Command Response

@GRC,2 @GRC,2,0,1,40,40,NG

Description

Getting settings of response command 2:

・Processing: Stop ・Data size: 1 byte ・Command data: 40 (in hex) ・Mask data: 40 (checking the second bit from the top) ・Memo: NG (no good)

Setting example

Command Response

@SRC,1,1,9,52454356204F4B0D0A,FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF,OK @SRC,1,1,9,52454356204F4B0D0A,FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF,OK

Description

Setting response command 1 as follows:

・Processing: Continue ・Data size: 9 bytes ・Command data: RECV OK CR LF (ASCII) ・Mask data: ALL: FF (checking all bits) ・Memo: OK

Remarks

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@GCC / @SCC

Control command link

Getting Command

@GCC, event

Response

@GCC, event, c_1 (, c_2, c_3･･･)

Setting Command

@SCC, event, c_1 (, c_2, c_3･･･)

Response

@SCC, event, c_1 (, c_2, c_3･･･)

Parameter

event: Control command execution condition

For settable values, see the table below.

c_1-10: Desired command

0 = Not link [Default], 1 to 32 = Control commands1 to 32 Control commands that are registered in one of the following commands can be linked:

@GEC / @SEC Control command (Communication command),

@GEC / @SEC Control command (Displaying received data),

@GEC / @SEC Control command (contact closure),

@GEC / @SEC Control command (CEC)

Getting example

Command Response

@GCC,19 @GCC,19,5,2,1

Description

Getting control commands that will be executed when the MSD is powered on. Executing in order of control commands 5, 2, and 1.

Setting example

Command Response

@SCC,19,5,2,1 @SCC,19,5,2,1

Description

Executing in order of control command 5, 2, and 1 when the MSD is powered on.

Remarks

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event Execution condition

event

Execution condition

1

COMMAND A-PLANE A

29

VIDEO: OUT1-IN1

69

VIDEO: OUT3-IN1

2

COMMAND A-PLANE B

30

VIDEO: OUT1-IN2

70

VIDEO: OUT3-IN2

3

COMMAND B-PLANE A

31

VIDEO: OUT1-IN3

71

VIDEO: OUT3-IN3

4

COMMAND B-PLANE B

32

VIDEO: OUT1-IN4

72

VIDEO: OUT3-IN4

5

COMMAND C-PLANE A

33

VIDEO: OUT1-IN5

73

VIDEO: OUT3-IN5

6

COMMAND C-PLANE B

34

VIDEO: OUT1-IN6

74

VIDEO: OUT3-IN6

7

COMMAND D-PLANE A

35

VIDEO: OUT1-IN7

75

VIDEO: OUT3-IN7

8

COMMAND D-PLANE B

36

VIDEO: OUT1-IN8

76

VIDEO: OUT3-IN8

9

COMMAND E-PLANE A

37

VIDEO: OUT1-IN9

77

VIDEO: OUT3-IN9

10

COMMAND E-PLANE B

38

VIDEO: OUT1-OFF

78

VIDEO: OUT3-OFF

11

COMMAND F-PLANE A

39

AUDIO: OUT1-IN1

79

AUDIO: OUT3-IN1

12

COMMAND F-PLANE B

40

AUDIO: OUT1-IN2

80

AUDIO: OUT3-IN2

13

COMMAND G-PLANE A

41

AUDIO: OUT1-IN3

81

AUDIO: OUT3-IN3

14

COMMAND G-PLANE B

42

AUDIO: OUT1-IN4

82

AUDIO: OUT3-IN4

15

COMMAND H-PLANE A

43

AUDIO: OUT1-IN5

83

AUDIO: OUT3-IN5

16

COMMAND H-PLANE B

44

AUDIO: OUT1-IN6

84

AUDIO: OUT3-IN6

17

COMMAND I-PLANE A

45

AUDIO: OUT1-IN7

85

AUDIO: OUT3-IN7

18

COMMAND I-PLANE B

46

AUDIO: OUT1-IN8

86

AUDIO: OUT3-IN8

19

POWER ON

47

AUDIO: OUT1-IN9

87

AUDIO: OUT3-IN9

20

POWER OFF

48

AUDIO: OUT1-OFF

88

AUDIO: OUT3-OFF

21

DISPLAY1 POWER ON

49

VIDEO: OUT2-IN1

89

VIDEO: OUT4-IN1

22

DISPLAY1 POWER OFF

50

VIDEO: OUT2-IN2

90

VIDEO: OUT4-IN2

23

DISPLAY2 POWER ON

51

VIDEO: OUT2-IN3

91

VIDEO: OUT4-IN3

24

DISPLAY2 POWER OFF

52

VIDEO: OUT2-IN4

92

VIDEO: OUT4-IN4

25

DISPLAY3 POWER ON

53

VIDEO: OUT2-IN5

93

VIDEO: OUT4-IN5

26

DISPLAY3 POWER OFF

54

VIDEO: OUT2-IN6

94

VIDEO: OUT4-IN6

27

DISPLAY4 POWER ON

55

VIDEO: OUT2-IN7

95

VIDEO: OUT4-IN7

28

DISPLAY4 POWER OFF

56

VIDEO: OUT2-IN8

96

VIDEO: OUT4-IN8

57

VIDEO: OUT2-IN9

97

VIDEO: OUT4-IN9

58

VIDEO: OUT2-OFF

98

VIDEO: OUT4-OFF

59

AUDIO: OUT2-IN1

99

AUDIO: OUT4-IN1

60

AUDIO: OUT2-IN2

100

AUDIO: OUT4-IN2

61

AUDIO: OUT2-IN3

101

AUDIO: OUT4-IN3

62

AUDIO: OUT2-IN4

102

AUDIO: OUT4-IN4

63

AUDIO: OUT2-IN5

103

AUDIO: OUT4-IN5

64

AUDIO: OUT2-IN6

104

AUDIO: OUT4-IN6

65

AUDIO: OUT2-IN7

105

AUDIO: OUT4-IN7

66

AUDIO: OUT2-IN8

106

AUDIO: OUT4-IN8

67

AUDIO: OUT2-IN9

107

AUDIO: OUT4-IN9

68

AUDIO: OUT2-OFF

108

AUDIO: OUT4-OFF

[Table 3.2] Parameter of control command execution condition

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@GTG / @STG

Toggle operation

Getting Command

@GTG, event_1 (, event_2･･･)

Response

@GTG, event_1, toggle_1 (, event_2, toggle_2･･･)

Setting Command

@STG, event_1, toggle_1 (, event_2, toggle_2･･･)

Response

@STG, event_1, toggle_1 (, event_2, toggle_2･･･)

Parameter

event_1-9: Command execution condition

0 = All control commands, 1 = COMMAND A to 9 = COMMAND I

toggle_1-9: Toggle operation

0 = Disabled [Default], 1 = Enabled

Getting example

Command Response

@GTG,1 @GTG,1,1

Description

Getting the toggle operation of COMMAND A. COMMAND A: Toggle operation enabled.

Setting example

Command Response

@STG,1,1 @STG,1,1

Description

Enabling COMMANDA’s toggle operation COMMAND A.

Remarks

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@GUP / @SUP

Plane to be executed when powered ON

Getting Command

@GUP, event_1 (, event_2･･･)

Response

@GUP, event_1, plane_1 (, event_2, plane_2･･･)

Setting Command

@SUP, event_1, plane_1 (, event_2, plane_2･･･)

Response

@SUP, event_1, plane_1 (, event_2, plane_2･･･)

Parameter

event_1-9: Command execution condition

0 = All control commands, 1 = COMMAND A to 9 = COMMAND I

plane_1-9: Plane to be executed when powered ON

0 = AUTO [Default], 1 = PLANE A, 2 = PLANE B

Getting example

Command Response

@GUP,1 @GUP,1,1

Description

Getting the plane to be executed for COMMAND A. COMMAND A executes PLANE A.

Setting example

Command Response

@SUP,1,1 @SUP,1,1

Description

Setting COMMAND A to execute PLANE A.

Remarks

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@GIT / @SIT

Ineffective time during control command execution

Getting Command

@GIT

Response

@GIT, time

Setting Command

@SIT, time

Response

@SIT, time

Parameter

time: Invalid time

0 = 0 to 999999 = 999.999 seconds [Default] 0

Getting example

Command Response

@GIT @GIT,2000

Description

Getting ineffective time of control command execution. Disabling operation during control command execution or 2000 ms. (2 seconds) after control command starts.

Setting example

Command Response

@SIT,2000 @SIT,2000

Description

Setting ineffective time during control command execution to 2000 ms. (2 seconds).

Remarks

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@DEC

Initializing registered command and link

Setting

Command

@DEC, no_1 (, no_2, no_3･･･)

Response

@DEC, no_1 (, no_2, no_3･･･)

Parameter

no_1-32: Commands or links you want to initialize

1 to 32: Control commands1 to 32 101 to 132: Response commands1 to 32 (“1xx”: xx is the response command number) 201 to 308: Control command links1 to 108 (“2xx”: xx is the control command execution condition)

【See: @GRC / @SRC Response】

【See: @GCC / @SCC Control command link】

Setting example

Command Response

@DEC,201 @DEC,201

Description

Deleting the link between COMMAND A and PLANE A.

Remarks

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@GTL / @STL

Lighting condition of execution button

Getting Command

@GTL, switch_1 (, switch_2･･･)

Response

@GTL, switch_1, led_1 (, switch_2, led_2･･･)

Setting Command

@STL, switch_1, led_1 (, switch_2, led_2･･･)

Response

@STL, switch_1, led_1 (, switch_2, led_2･･･)

Parameter

switch_1-9: Command execution button

0 = All command execution buttons, 1 = COMMAND A button to 9 = COMMAND I button

led_1-9: Lighting condition

If a control command(s) having only one PLANE, PLANE A or PLANE B is linked to a control command execution button:

0 = Lights when a control command is registered. [Default] 1 = Lights while a control command is being executed.

If a control command(s) having two PLANEs, PLANE A and PLANE B is linked to a control command execution button:

0 = A control command(s) that is linked to a button is executed by

pressing the desired button when the control command execution button lights/blinks.

Lights: Control command registered to PLANE A. Blinks: Control command registered to PLANE B.

1 = The control command that is linked to a button is executed by

pressing a desired button when the control command execution button lights/goes out.

Lights: Control command registered to PLANE A Goes out: Control command registered to PLANE B

Getting example

Command Response

@GTL,5 @GTL,5,0

Description

Getting the lighting condition of the COMMAND E button. The COMMAND E button lights if a control command is registered. (If one PLANE is linked)

Setting example

Command Response

@STL,5,1 @STL,5,1

Description

Setting the COMMAND E button to light while a command is being executed. (If one PLANE is linked)

Remarks

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@GTF / @STF

Blinking time of sink device power switch

Getting Command

@GTF, switch_1 (, switch_2･･･)

Response

@GTF, switch_1, flash_1 (, switch_2, flash_2･･･)

Setting Command

@STF, switch_1, flash_1 (, switch_2, flash_2･･･)

Response

@STF, switch_1, flash_1 (, switch_2, flash_2･･･)

Parameter

switch_1-13: Switch type

0 = All switches, 1 = COMMAND A to 9 = COMMAND I 10 = DISPLAY1 POWER to 13 = DISPLAY4 POWER

flash_1-13: Blinking time

-1 = Blinks during control command execution,

0 = Not blink, 1 to 1000 = Blinks for 1 second to 1000 seconds [Default] COMMAND A to COMMAND I = 0, DISPLAY1 POWER to DISPLAY4 POWER = -1

Getting example

Command Response

@GTF,1 @GTF,1,-1

Description

Getting blinking time of COMMAND A. The switch will be blinked while control command is being executed.

Setting example

Command Response

@STF,1,5 @STF,1,5

Description

Setting COMMAND A to blink 5 seconds after control command execution starts.

Remarks

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@RCM

Loading crosspoint memory

Setting Command

@RCM, memory

Response

@RCM, memory

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

Setting example

Command Response

@RCM,1 @RCM,1

Description

Loading video and audio channels of crosspoint memory 1.

Remarks

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@SCM / @SEM

Saving channels to crosspoint memory

Setting

Description

Overwriting all

Command

@SCM, memory (, name)

Response

@SCM, memory (, name)

Setting

Description

Overwriting partly

Command

@SEM, memory (, name)

Response

@SEM, memory (, name)

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. If you do not specify memory name, only crosspoint settings are saved without changing the current memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SCM,2 @SCM,2

Description

Saving the current video and audio channels to crosspoint memory 2 without changing the memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SEM,2,PATTERN2 @SEM,2,PATTERN2

Description

Saving the current video and audio channels to crosspoint memory 2 with the name of “PATTERN2”. Output settings that are set to Not Controlled are not saved.

Remarks

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@GCM / @ECM

Editing crosspoint memory

Getting Command

@GCM, memory

Response

@GCM, memory, v_1, a_1, v_2, a_2, v_3, a_3, v_4, a_4, name

Setting Command

@ECM, memory, v_1, a_1, v_2, a_2, v_3, a_3, v_4, a_4

Response

@ECM, memory, v_1, a_1, v_2, a_2, v_3, a_3, v_4, a_4

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

v_1-4: Video channel a_1-4: Audio channel

-1 = Not controlled [Default], 0 = OFF, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. [Default] 20 (space)

Getting example

Command Response

@GCM,2 @GCM,2,3,3,1,1,PATTERN2

Description

Getting the video and audio channels of crosspoint memory 2. OUT1: IN3, OUT2: IN1 are saved with the name of “PATTERN2”.

Setting example

Command Response

@ECM,2,1,1,-1,-1 @ECM,2,1,1,-1,-1

Description

Setting the crosspoint memory 2 to: OUT1: IN1, OUT2: Not controlled

Remarks

Nothing is saved in the memory by factory default, the state is “-1” (Not controlled). If you save only video (@SCV) or audio (@SCA) at the first saving of crosspoint settings, “-1” (Not controlled) is returned to unsaved audio and video.

@RCV

Loading crosspoint memory (setting video channel)

Setting

Command

@RCV, memory

Response

@RCV, memory

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

Getting example

Command Response

@RCV,1 @RCV,1

Description

Loading video channel of crosspoint memory 1.

Remarks

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@SCV / @SEV

Saving crosspoint memory (Setting video channel)

Setting

Description

Overwriting all

Command

@SCV, memory (, name)

Response

@SCV, memory (, name)

Setting

Description

Overwriting partly

Command

@SEV, memory (, name)

Response

@SEV, memory (, name)

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. If you do not specify memory name, only settings of crosspoint are saved without changing the memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SCV,2 @SCV,2

Description

Saving the current video channel in crosspoint memory 2 without changing memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SEV,2,PATTERN2 @SEV,2,PATTERN2

Description

Saving the current video channel in crosspoint memory 2 with the name of “PATTERN2”. Output settings that are set to Not Controlled are not saved.

Remarks

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@GCV / @ECV

Editing crosspoint memory (Setting video channel)

Getting Command

@GCV, memory

Response

@GCV, memory, v_1, v_2, v_3, v_4, name

Setting Command

@ECV, memory, v_1, v_2, v_3, v_4

Response

@ECV, memory, v_1, v_2, v_3, v_4

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

v_1-4: Video channel

-1 = Not controlled [Default], 0 = OFF, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. [Default] 20 (space)

Getting example

Command Response

@GCV,2 @GCV,2,3,1,1,1,PATTERN2

Description

Getting video channel of crosspoint memory 2. OUT1: IN3, Other 2: IN1 are saved with the name of “PATTERN2”.

Setting example

Command Response

@ECV,2,1,1,-1,-1 @ECV,2,1,1,-1,-1

Description

When crosspoint memory 2 is loaded, OUT1 and OUT2 are set to IN1 and OUT3 and OUT4 are set to Not controlled.

Remarks

Nothing is saved in the memory by factory default, the state is “-1” (Not controlled). If you save only audio (@SCA) at the first saving of crosspoint settings, “-1” (Not controlled) is returned to unsaved audio and video.

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@RCA

Loading audio channel setting from crosspoint memory

Setting

Command

@RCA, memory

Response

@RCA, memory

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

Setting example

Command Response

@RCA,1 @RCA,1

Description

Loading audio channel of crosspoint memory 1.

Remarks

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@SCA / @SEA

Saving crosspoint memory (Setting audio channel)

Setting

Description

Overwriting all

Command

@SCA, memory, name

Response

@SCA, memory, name

Setting

Description

Overwriting partly

Command

@SEA, memory (, name)

Response

@SEA, memory (, name)

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. If you do not specify memory name, only crosspoint settings are saved

without changing the memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SCA,2 @SCA,2

Description

Saving the current audio channel in crosspoint memory 2 without changing memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SEA,2,PATTERN2 @SEA,2,PATTERN2

Description

Saving the current video channel in crosspoint memory 2 with the name of “PATTERN2”. Output settings that are set to Not Controlled are not saved.

Remarks

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@GCA / @ECA

Editing crosspoint memory (Setting audio channel)

Getting Command

@GCA, memory

Response

@GCA, memory, a_1, a_2, a_3, a_4, name

Setting Command

@ECA, memory, a_1, a_2, a_3, a_4

Response

@ECA, memory, a_1, a_2, a_3, a_4

Parameter

memory: Crosspoint memory

1 to 9

a_1-4: Audio channel

-1 = Not controlled [Default], 0 = OFF, 1 = IN1 to 9 = IN9

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. [Default] 20 (space)

Getting example

Command Response

@GCA,2 @GCA,2,3,3,1,1,PATTERN2

Description

Getting audio channel of crosspoint memory 2. OUT1 and OUT2: IN3, OUT3 and OUT4: IN1 are saved with the name of “PATTERN2”

Setting example

Command Response

@ECA,2,1,2,3,4 @ECA,2,1,2,3,4

Description

When crosspoint memory 2 is loaded, outputs are set as follows: OUT1: IN1, OUT2: IN2, OUT3: IN3, OUT4: IN4

Remarks

Nothing is saved in the memory by factory default, the state is “-1” (Not controlled). If you save only video (@SCV) at the first saving of crosspoint settings, “-1” (Not controlled) is returned to unsaved audio and video.

@RPM

Loading all settings

Setting Command

@RPM, preset

Response

@RPM, preset

Parameter

preset: Preset memory

1 to 8

Setting example

Command Response

@RPM,3 @RPM,3

Description

Loading preset memory 3.

Remarks

Once preset memory is loaded, all settings of video and audio I/O except for some environmental settings will be updated.

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@SPM

Saving all settings

Setting Command

@SPM, preset (, name)

Response

@SPM, preset (, name)

Parameter

preset: Preset memory

1 to 8

Up to 10 characters using 20 to 7D from ASCII codes. If you do not specify memory name, only crosspoint settings are saved

without changing the memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SPM,2 @SPM,2

Description

Saving the current settings in preset memory 2 without changing the memory name.

Setting example

Command Response

@SPM,2,MEMORY2 @SPM,2,MEMORY2

Description

Saving the current settings in preset memory 2 with the name of “MEMORY2”.

Remarks

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@SCP

Copying output setting

Setting Command

@SCP, out_ori, out_des

Response

@SCP, out_ori, out_des

Parameter

out_ori: Source output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

out_des: Destination output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Setting example

Command Response

@SCP,2,1 @SCP,2,1

Description

Copying OUT2’s setting to OUT1.

Remarks

Once output setting is copied, all settings related to output are copied.

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@GMU / @SMU

Startup settings

Getting Command

@GMU

Response

@GMU, state

Setting Command

@SMU, state

Response

@SMU, state

Parameter

state: Startup settings

1 to 9 = Crosspoint memory1 to 9, 10 = Channel OFF, 11 = Last channel [Default], 12 to 19 = Preset memory1 to 8

Getting example

Command Response

@GMU @GMU,3

Description

Getting settings for startup. Channel settings of crosspoint memory 3

Setting example

Command Response

@SMU,3 @SMU,3

Description

Setting startup channel settings to crosspoint memory 3.

Remarks

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@GBM / @SBM

Outputting bitmap image

Getting Command

@GBM

Response

@GBM, out_1, out_2, out_3, out_4

Setting Command

@SBM, ch_1, out_1 (, ch_2, out_2･･･)

Response

@SBM, ch_1, out_1 (, ch_2, out_2･･･)

Parameter

out_1-4: Outputting bitmap image

0 = OFF [Default], 1 = Bitmap 1 ON, 2 = Bitmap 2 ON, 3 = Bitmap 3 ON, 4 = Bitmap 4 ON

Only registered numbers can be specified.

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

Getting example

Command Response

@GBM @GBM,1,0,0,0

Description

Getting the output image. OUT1: bitmap 1, OUT2 to OUT4: not output a bitmap image.

Setting example

Command Response

@SBM,1,1 @SBM,1,1

Description

Outputting bitmap 1 image to OUT 1.

Remarks

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3.3.15 Bitmap

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@GBB / @SBB

Background color

Getting

Command

@GBB, ch

Response

@GBB, ch, red_1, green_1, blue_1, red_2, green_2, blue_2, red_3, green_3, blue_3, red_4, green_4, blue_4

Setting

Command

@SBB, ch_1, bitmap_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, bitmap_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Response

@SBB, ch_1, bitmap_1, red_1, green_1, blue_1 (, ch_2, bitmap_2, red_2, green_2, blue_2･･･)

Parameter

ch: Output channel

1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

ch_1-4: Output channel

0 = All outputs, 1 = OUT1 to 4 = OUT4

red_1-4 : Background color (Red) green_1-4 : Background color (Green) blue_1-4 : Background color (Blue)

0 to 255 [Default] 255 (White)

Getting commands: registered bitmap settings is returned in order.

bitmap_1-4: Bitmap number

0 = all bitmaps, 1 = bitmap 1, 2 = bitmap 2, 3 = bitmap 3, 4 = bitmap 4

Only registered numbers can be specified.

Getting example

Command Response

@GBB,2 @GBB,2,255,0,0,255,0,0,255,0,0,255,0,0

Description

Getting background color of OUT2. R: 255, G and B: 0 (Red)

Setting example

Command Response

@SBB,1,1,255,255,255 @SBB,1,1,255,255,255

Description

Setting background color for when Bitmap 1 is output to OUT1 to 255 for RGB (white).

Remarks

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