Standby Timeout - Crestron C2N-DVP4DI Reference Manual

Crestron C2N-DVP4DI
Reference Guide – DOC. 6177A
Detail View of the C2N-DVP4DI Two way Serial Driver Symbol in SIMPL Windows'
Programming Manager (Slot 2)
Serial Driver symbols enable serial communication between devices on the Cresnet
network, using the RS-232 protocol.
The <tx$> (transmit) and <rx$> (receive) signals transmit serial data to and from the
COM port in whatever format is specified for the device in Configuration Manager.
The protocol that a device expects will be described in the manufacturer's
documentation and includes the speed of communication (baud rate), error checking
(parity), the number of data bits and stop bits, and any hardware or software
handshaking that may be required to control the flow of data between devices.
Some devices require a <break> to enable synchronization. The <break> input
drives the transmit pin of the associated COM port low, thus interrupting
transmission of data. The C2N-DVP4DI sends out approximately 20 bits of logic low
to do a break.
The <rts> (request to send) input and the <cts> (clear to send) output are hardware
handshaking signals for use in applications where explicit handshaking control is
required. These signals are enabled only when the Hardware Handshake setting of
the device is set to None in Configuration Manager.
For more information, refer to the SIMPL Windows help file.

Standby Timeout

Do not use Standby Timeout to turn off the display if you do not have a mouse or an
external touchpanel connected to the mouse port. To get around this, program an
external button to initiate sleep mode. A Device Extender symbol is available for this
purpose, the Touchpanel Sleep/Wake Manager. To locate this symbol, refer to page
61.
Touchpanel Sleep/Wake Manager Symbol
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