Disabling A Video Output; Enabling Or Disabling A Receiver's Osd Display - Tripp Lite B162-100-POE Owner's Manual

11. CLI Commands

11.4.9 Disabling a Video Output

To disable video output from a specific receiver or on a particular video wall, type the command in this format:
blankscreen + o<port> | f<video_wall_ID> + on|off + \r\n
Control
o<port>
<video_wall_ID>
on
off
\r\n
Example:
• To disable video output on the receiver with the IP address of 10.0.90.22, type blankscreen o10.0.90.22 on
• To enable video output on the video wall with the Video Wall ID 0, type blankscreen f0 off

11.4.10 Enabling or Disabling a Receiver's OSD Display

To enable or disable the OSD display of a specified receiver, type the command in this format:
osd + o<port> | f<video_wall_ID> + on|off + \r\n
Control
o<port>
<video_wall_ID>
on
off
\r\n
Example:
• To display the OSD of a B162-100-POE receiver with the IP address 10.0.90.22, type osd o10.0.90.22 on
• To hide the OSDs of the B162-100-POE receivers for a video wall with the Video Wall ID 0, type osd f0 off
Description
Indicates the device ID, MAC address or IP address of the output device
(B162-100-POE) from which you wish to disable the video output. Use an
asterisk (*) to disable video output from all receivers in the setup.
Indicates the ID of the video wall of which you wish to disable the video output.
You can also substitute this ID with the ID of any B162-100-POE receiver used
in the target video wall. To look up video wall IDs, see Looking Up System Set-
tings.
Stops video output from the specified receivers or specified video wall.
Allows video output from the specified receivers or specified video wall.
Ends the command.
Description
Indicates the device ID, MAC address or IP address of the output device (B162-
100-POE) for which you wish to display the OSD.
Indicates the ID of the video wall for which you wish to display the OSDs. You
can also substitute this ID with the ID of any B162-100-POE receiver used in
the video wall. To look up video wall IDs, see Looking Up System Settings.
Displays the OSD of the specified receiver.
Hides the OSD of the specified receiver.
Ends the command.
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