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Command
ASCII Command
(host to switcher)
Information requests
General information
I
Query firmware
Q
version
Query firmware
* Q
version with build
Set the unit name
E X1(
Return the unit name
E •
to default
View unit name
E
Request part
N/n
number
Set verbose mode
E X3$
View verbose mode
E
NOTE:
If tagged response is enabled (verbose modes 2 and 3), all read and query commands return the constant string and the value as
the set command does (for example, the View autoswitch setting command returns: Ausw
EDID Minder
Assign EDID to
E A X1! * X1^ EDID
specific input
View EDID
E
assignment
Save display EDID to
E
user location
View/Read EDID in
E
hex format
View EDID native
E
resolution
X@
= Video output
NOTES:
X#
= Status
X1!
= Input select
X1^
= EDID slot number
X1&
= Raw EDID hex value
X1*
= EDID
X1(
= Device name
X2*
= Input auto switch mode 0=off/disabled (default)
X3$
= Verbose mode
Response
(switcher to host)
In
x.xx
x.xx.xxxx
}
CN
Ipn
}
CN
Ipn
}
CN
Ipn
60-xxxx-xx
}
CV
Vrb
}
X3$ ]
CV
}
EdidA X1! * X1^
X1!
}
X1^ ]
A
EDID
X@
X1^
}
EdidS
S
*
EDID
X1!
}
X1& ]
R
EDID
X1!
}
X1* ]
N
EDID
1=RGB, 2=HDMI/DTP.
0=off/disabled, 1=on/enabled
1 to 6, 0=deselected.
1-56=factory EDID slots (see
57=VGA automatic mode slot.
58=HDMI/DTP automatic mode slot.
59-64=user loaded EDID slots.
128 or 256 Byte (text form).
Native resolution and refresh rate.
Text string of up to 24 alpha-numeric characters (default MPS 602).
1=enabled (highest active input has priority)
2=enabled (lowest active input has priority)
0=clear/none.
1=verbose mode (default).
2=tagged response for queries.
3=verbose mode and tagged response for queries.
X1!
X1!
X1!
RGB
In
Vid
Pra
•
•
•
]
]
• X1( ]
]
MPS-602
•
• X1( ]
]
X3$ ]
]
X@
X1^ ]
*
User Assigned EDID Mode
on page 20).
MPS 602 • Remote Communication and Control
Additional Description
X2*
X#
X#]
Ausw
Vmt
Amt
•
•
Current: RGB input (1 or 2),
Video input (1 or 6), Program
audio input, auto switch status,
video mute status, audio mute
status.
Displays firmware version number
to the second decimal.
Displays firmware version and
build number to the fourth
decimal.
MPS602=60-1313-01 (DTP 230)
MPS602=60-1313-51 (DTP 330)
MPS602SA=60-1314-01 (DTP 230)
MPS602SA=60-1314-51 (DTP 330)
MPS602MA=60-1315-01 (DTP 230)
MPS602MA=60-1315-51 (DTP 330)
X2*
).
X1!
= video inputs 1 through 6
X1^
= See Notes below
X@
= 1 (RGB) or 2 (HDMI)
X1^
= 59-64
Read EDID HEX data (as text)
from currently selected input.
Read native resolution and
refresh rate from currently
selected EDID.
Example: 1920x1200@60Hz
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