Communication Specifications - Analog way QuickMatriX QMX150 User Manual

4.8 Communication specifications

4.8 Communication specifications
4.8.1 Serial interface
A standard RS232 interface is available through a DB9 female connector:
- It permits controlling the device
- It permits updating the device
Data Rate: 1200 to 115200 Bauds, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity bit, no flow control by default.
DTR & RTS needed for firmware upgrade.
4.8.2 LAN interface
A standard LAN interface is available through a RJ-45 connector
- It permits controlling the device
- It permits transferring configuration
- It permits connectivity with the RCS² application
- It permits updating the device
4.8.2.1 Protocol
Protocol
TCP
UDP
4.8.2.2 IP address
Address allocation
Static user defined address
Default IP address: 192.168.2.140
4.8.3 HDBaseT LAN interface
The HDBaseT input and output connectors of the QuickMatriX-H (QMX150-H) can manage the Ethernet
passthrough. A specific LAN over HDBaseT connector is available on the QuickMatriX-H to be connected to
the dedicated network.
The HDBaseT LAN cannot be used to manage the device.
4.8.4 IR and SERIAL HDBaseT interface
Associated to each HDBaseT output connectors, the 5-pin MCO connector can passthrough the one-way
InfraRed and the Bidirectional Serial RS232 signals to the HDBaseT output interface.
The pins #1 to #3 are used for the HDBaseT Serial RS232 connection, respectively for the transmission (TX),
the reception (RX) and the Ground RS232 signals.
The pins #4 and #5 of the MCO connector are dedicated for the HDBaseT IR signal, respectively for the
reception (RX) and for the Ground signals.
Please note that some IR sensors could have a low power signal which could not be compatible with the
expected IR input characteristics of the Midra™. In case of issue, make sure to use professional IR controller.
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