Routing Functions - Hall Research Technologies VSM-A-4-4 User Manual

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4.1 Routing Functions

In the following paragraphs, the symbol
is a wildcard (acts similar to DOS wildcard character)
Almost all commands issued to the Matrix will elicit a response
Notice
once the command is accepted and execution completed. After
issuing any command, you must wait for the matrix's response
prior to sending another command. If you send another command
prior to completion of the previous one, the matrix might ignore
the command
4.1.1 Make video ties:
Command:
Response:
Note:
If the input m is 0, the video output n will be blanked.
Command:
Response:
4.1.2 Query video ties:
Command:
Response:
Command:
Response:
4.1.3 Make Audio ties:
Command:
Response:
Note: If the input m is 0, the Audio output n will be disconnected/muted.
Command:
Response:
4.1.4 Query Audio ties:
Command:
Response:
Command:
Response:
4.1.5 Make Synchronized Audio+Video ties:
Command:
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CVn,m«
Stands for Connect Video n = output, m= input
CVn,m«
CV*,m«
Stands for Connect All Video Outputs to input m
CV1,m« CV2,m« CV3,m« CV4,m«
CVn«
Stands for Connect Video n Query
CVn«
CV*«
Stands for Connect All Video Query
CV1,m« CV2,m« CV3,m« CV4,m«
CAn,m«
Stands for Connect Audio n = output, m= input
CAn,m«
CA*,m«
Stands for Connect All Audio Outputs to input m
CA1,m« CA2,m« CA3,m« CA4,m«
CAn«
Stands for Connect Audio n Query
CAn«
CA*«
Stands for Connect All Audio Query
CA1,m« CA2,m« CA3,m« CA4,m«
COn,m«
Stands for Connect both A&V n = output, m= input
«
represents Carriage Return (Hex 0D). The
*
character