Matrix Operations; Remote Control; Command And Response Table For Sis Commands - Extron electronics FOX3 Matrix 80x Setup Manual

Matrix Operations

The FOX3 Matrix 80x can be operated in one of two modes: Port mode and System Map mode.
NOTE: The FOX3 matrix is initially in Port mode when it is powered for the first time.
• In Port mode, each physical SFP on the Matrix represents an individual In 1 and Out 1.
• In System Map mode, multiple SFP modules can be combined via PCS to create a configuration map. This mode is used to
simplify system switching and USB group switching.

Remote Control

This section describes using the remote control features of the FOX3 Matrix switchers to control the devices.
Use Simple Instruction Set (SIS) commands for operation and configuration of the matrix. Run these commands from a PC
connected to:
• A LAN or WAN using the rear panel RJ-45 LAN connector (see figure 2,
The Remote RS-232 port (see figure 2,
•
• The front panel USB config port (see figure 6,
NOTE: The table below is a partial list of SIS commands. For a complete listing of commands and instructions to install
PuTTY, see the FOX3 Matrix 80x User Guide.

Command and Response Table for SIS Commands

Command
NOTE: Commands can be entered back-to-back in a string, with no spaces. For example:
Output switching
NOTES:
• The quick multiple tie and tie input to all output commands activate all I/O switches simultaneously.
! &
tie command,
• The
!
• The tie all command,
• When you create a tie where
• When you create a tie where
• If a System Map has been initiated, the Input number (
SFP ports.
X! X#
Tie input to output
X! X#
Tie input to output
X3% X3^
Tie input to output
X3&
Tie return audio source
X3*
to destination
0*!
TIP: clears all ties.
X!
KEY: = Input number
X#
= Output number
X3%
= Audio input number
X3^
= Audio output number
X3&
= Return audio source number
X3*
= Analog audio destination number (to Tx)
D
) via DataViewer.
A
ASCII Command
(Host to Unit)
%
tie command, and tie command can be used interchangeably.
& %
tie all command, and tie all command can be used interchangeably.
X!
00
= , you tie no input to the specified output (
X@
00
= , you untie all outputs from input
X!
X! X#
* !
X! X#
* %
X3% X3^
* $
X3& X3*
* &
00
– Maximum number of inputs for your configuration (
00
– Maximum number of outputs for your configuration (
00
– Maximum number of inputs or Expansion
Analog
00
– Maximum number of outputs or Expansion
Analog
00
– Maximum number of outputs (from an Rx unit, Expansion
Dante
00
– Maximum number of inputs
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on page 4) via PuTTY and IP address 203.0.113.22 and port 22023.
Response
(Unit to Host)
1*1!002*002!003*003!
X@ X@
) (untie
X!
.
X#
) or Output number ( ) can represent a single physical SFP port or a group of
X# X! ]
Out
•In •All
X# X! ]
Out
•In •Vid
X3^ X3% ]
Out
•In •Aud
X3* X3& ]
Out
•In •Rta
50001-50004
50001-50004
40001-40032 50001-50004
, or Analog
Additional Description
.
).
X! X#
Tie input to output , all signals.
X! X#
Tie input to output , video only.
X! X#
Tie input to output , audio.
Tie return audio source to destination.
0
= untied)
0
= untied)
30001-30008 40001-40032
, Dante
30001-30008 40001-40032
, Dante
30001-30008
)
,
,
,
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