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Lightware MMX4x2-HT200 User Manual (172 pages)

Standalone Multimedia Matrix Switcher

Brand: Lightware | Category: Matrix Switcher | Size: 14.7 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction
8
Description
9
Compatible Devices
9
Box Contents
9
Optional Accessories
10
Typical Applications
10
Features
12
List of Features (in Alphabetical Order)
12
Feature Availability
13
Product Overview
14
Mmx4X2-HT200
15
Mmx4X2-HDMI
16
Mmx4X2-HDMI-USB20-L
17
Front Panel Leds
18
Rear Panel Leds
18
Front Panel Buttons
19
OUT 1 and out 2 Video Select Buttons
19
Set Audio Config Button
19
Enable DHCP (Dynamic) IP Address
20
Reset to Factory Default Settings
20
Reseting the Device
20
Control Lock
20
Entering Firmware Update Mode
20
Installation
21
Mounting Options
22
High Rack Shelf
22
Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
22
Rack Ear-Mounting
22
Electrical Connections
23
DC Connection
23
HDMI Connector
23
Analog Audio Input and Output
23
RJ45 Connectors (TPS and Ethernet Ports)
23
USB Connectors
24
IR Connector
24
Connector
24
GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports
24
Connecting Steps
25
Device Concept
26
Compact Size Matrix Concept
27
Video Interface
27
Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) Interface
28
Audio Interface
28
Audio Input Modes
28
Audio Output Modes
28
Audio Options - Example
28
The Autoselect Feature
29
USB Interface
30
USB Control Interface
30
4X1 USB 2.0 Switch
30
Ethernet Interface
30
Device Control over Ethernet
30
TCP Recognizer
31
Wake-On-Lan
31
The Event Manager Feature
31
Basic IT Security
32
TPS Interface
32
Serial Interface
33
Technical Background
33
Recognizer
34
Messaging Options
34
Batch Commands
34
IR Interface
35
GPIO Interface
36
Further Built-In Features
36
Matrix Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
36
Advanced EDID Management
36
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
37
Install and Update
38
Running the LDC
38
Establishing the Connection
39
Ethernet Tab
39
Serial Tab
40
USB Tab
40
Further Tools
40
Crosspoint Menu
41
Presets Tab
42
Port Tiles
42
Port Properties Windows
43
TPS Video Input
43
HDMI Video Input
43
HDMI Video Output
44
Digital Audio Input
45
Analog Audio Input
45
Digital Audio Output
46
Analog Audio Output
46
CEC Tool
47
Diagnostic Tools
48
Frame Detector
48
No Sync Screen (Test Pattern)
48
Cablediagnostics
49
EDID Menu
50
EDID Operations
50
EDID Summary Window
51
Editing an EDID
51
Creating an EDID - Easy EDID Creator
51
Control Menu
52
Ethernet
53
Gpio
55
Infra
55
Macros
57
Variables
58
Usbswitch
59
Event Manager
60
The Event Editor
60
Create or Modify an Event
61
Special Tools and Accessories
62
Clear One or more Event(S)
63
Export and Import Events
63
Event Creating - Example
63
Settings Menu
64
Status
64
Network
64
Front Panel
65
Backup
65
System
65
The Built-In Miniweb
66
Opening the Miniweb
66
The Default Status Page
67
Miniweb Customization
67
Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
68
Cloning Steps in a Nutshell
68
Save the Settings of the Device (Backup)
68
Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
69
Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory
69
Advanced View Window
69
Lw2 Programmers' Reference
70
Protocol Description
71
Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
71
General LW2 Commands
72
Querying the Supported Commands
72
Querying the Product Type
72
Querying the Device Label
72
Querying the Control Protocol
72
Querying the Firmware Version of the CPU
72
Viewing Firmware for All Controllers
72
Viewing Installed Board
73
Connection Test
73
Restarting the Device
73
Compile Time
73
Querying the Health Status
73
Querying the Serial Number
73
Restoring the Factory Default Settings
73
AV Port Settings
74
Switching an Input to the Outputs
74
Muting an Output
74
Unmuting an Output
74
Locking an Output
74
Unlocking an Output
75
Viewing the Connection State on the Output
75
Viewing the Crosspoint Size
75
Setting the Video Autoselect Mode
75
Setting the Audio Autoselect Mode
76
Setting the Video Input Priorities
76
Setting the Audio Input Priorities
76
Network Configuration
77
Querying the Current IP Status
77
Setting the IP Address
77
Setting the Subnet Mask
77
Setting the Gateway Address
77
Applying the Network Settings
77
Enabling/Disabling the Ethernet Port
78
Serial Port Configuration
78
Setting the Control Protocol
78
Serial Port Format Setting (Local Port)
78
Serial Port Format Setting (Link Port)
78
Serial Port Protocol Setting (Local Port)
79
Serial Port Protocol Setting (Link Port)
79
GPIO Port Configuration
79
Setting the Level and Direction for each Pin
79
LW2 Commands - Quick Summary
80
Lw3 Programmers' Reference
82
Overview
83
Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
83
Protocol Rules
83
LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (Examples)
83
General Rules
83
Legend for the Control Commands
84
Command Types
84
Prefix Summary
84
Error Messages
84
Escaping
85
Signature
85
Subscription
85
Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
85
System Commands
86
Querying the Product Name
86
Setting the Device Label
86
Resetting the Device
86
Restoring the Factory Default Settings
86
Querying the Package Version
86
Querying the CPU Firmware Version
86
Control Lock
87
Identifying the Device
87
Toggling the Dark Mode Setting
87
Setting the Delay of the Dark Mode Setting
87
Running a Macro
88
Cleartext Login Protection
88
Setting the Login Password
88
Logging into the Device
88
Logging out of the Device
88
Enabling/Disabling the Cleartext Login Function
88
Video Port Settings
89
Querying the Status of the Input Ports
89
Querying the Connected Input Port Number
89
Querying the Status of the Output Ports
90
Querying the Video Crosspoint Setting
90
Switching Video Input
90
Querying the Video Autoselect Settings
90
Changing the Autoselect Mode
91
Querying the Input Port Priority
91
Changing the Input Port Priority
91
Muting an Input Port
91
Unmuting an Input Port
91
Locking an Input Port
92
Unlocking an Input Port
92
Muting an Output Port
92
Unmuting an Output Port
92
Locking an Output Port
92
Unlocking an Output Port
92
HDCP Setting (Input Port)
92
HDCP Setting (Output Port)
93
Test Pattern Generator
93
HDMI Mode Settings (Output Port)
94
Querying the Recent TPS Mode
94
TPS Mode Settings
94
Audio Port Settings from Firmware V1.2.0
95
Querying the Status of Source Port
95
Querying the Status of Destination Port
96
Querying the Audio Crosspoint State
96
Switching Audio Input
96
Querying the Audio Autoselect Settings
96
Changing the Autoselect Mode
97
Querying the Input Port Priority
97
Changing the Input Port Priority
97
Muting an Audio Input
97
Unmuting an Audio Input
98
Locking an Input Port
98
Unlocking an Input Port
98
Muting an Audio Output Port
98
Unmuting an Audio Output Port
98
Locking an Audio Output Port
99
Unlocking an Audio Output Port
99
Analog Audio Input Gain Setting
99
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Exact Values
99
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Steps
100
Audio Port Settings for Firmware V1.1.0
100
Setting the Audio Source of HDMI Output 1
100
Setting the Audio Source of HDMI Output 2
101
Setting the Audio Source of Analog Audio Output
101
Muting/Unmuting Analog Audio Input
101
Muting/Unmuting Analog Audio Output
101
Analog Audio Input Level Settings by Exact Values
102
Analog Audio Input Level Settings by Steps
103
Analog Audio Output Level Settings
103
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Steps
104
Event Manager Basics
105
How to Arrange an Event
105
Setting a Condition by Specifying a Direct Path
105
Setting a Condition by Linking Another Condition
105
Setting a Condition by Linking more Conditions
105
Setting an Action by Specifying a Direct Path
106
Setting an Action by Linking Another Action
106
Setting an Action by Linking a Macro
106
Event Manager Tool Kit
106
Setting the Delay
106
Setting the Name of the Event
107
Enabling/Disabling the Event
107
Triggering a Condition
107
Querying the Condition Counter
107
Querying the Condition Trigger Counter
108
Testing an Action
108
Variable-Management
109
Value Assignment
109
Addition and Subtraction (Add Method)
109
Addition and Subtraction (Cycle Method)
110
Value Change with Intervals (Case)
110
Scanning and Storing
111
Reformatting a Value
111
Ethernet Port Configuration
112
Setting the DHCP State
112
Changing the IP Address (Static)
112
Changing the Subnet Mask (Static)
112
Changing the Gateway Address (Static)
112
Applying Network Settings
112
Ethernet Tool Kit
113
Device Filter Based on MAC Address
113
LW2 Control Port Blocking
113
HTTP Port Blocking
113
HTTP Post Receiving Blocking
113
Powering on a Computer over Ethernet (Wake-On-LAN)
114
Setting the Host Name
114
Ethernet Message Sending
114
Sending a TCP Message (ASCII-Format)
114
Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-Format)
114
Sending a TCP Binary Message (HEX-Format)
115
Sending a UDP Message (ASCII-Format)
115
Sending a UDP Text (ASCII-Format)
115
Sending a UDP Binary Message (HEX-Format)
115
HTTP Messaging
116
Setting the Target IP Address
116
Setting the TCP Port
116
Setting the Target Path
116
Setting the Message Header
116
Sending a Post Message
116
Sending a Put Message
116
TCP Message Recognizer
117
Setting the IP Address of the TCP Server
117
Setting the TCP/IP Port Number of the TCP Server
117
Connecting to a TCP Server
117
Disconnecting from a TCP Server
117
Setting the Delimiter Hex
117
Setting the Timeout
118
Querying the Last Recognized Message (String)
118
Querying the Last Recognized Message (Hex)
118
Clearing the Last Recognized Stored Message
118
Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (String)
118
Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (Hex)
119
Setting the Active Timeout
119
Running an Immediate Event Action
119
Port Configuration
120
Protocol Setting
120
BAUD Rate Setting
120
Stopbits Setting
120
Parity Setting
120
Databit Setting
121
Operation Mode
121
Enabling/Disabling Command Injection
121
Message Sending
121
Sending a Message (ASCII-Format) Via RS-232
121
Sending a Text (ASCII-Format) Via RS-232
121
Sending a Binary Message (HEX-Format) Via RS-232
122
Using Hexadecimal Codes
122
Message Recognizer
122
Enabling/Disabling the Recognizer
122
Setting the Delimiter Hex
123
Setting the Timeout
123
Querying the Last Recognized Message (String)
123
Querying the Last Recognized Message(Hex)
123
Clearing the Last Recognized Stored Message
123
Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (String)
124
Querying the Last Recognized Active Message (Hex)
124
Setting the Active Timeout
124
Running an Immediate Event Action
124
CEC Command Sending
125
Press&Release Commands
125
Further Commands
125
Sending an OSD String
125
Sending CEC Commands in Hex Format
126
Querying the Last Received CEC Message
126
Infrared Port Configuration
127
Enabling/Disabling Command Injection Mode
127
Changing Command Injection Port Number
127
Enabling/Disabling Output Signal Modulation
127
Infrared Message Sending
128
Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Little-Endian Format Via IR Port
128
Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Big-Endian Format Via IR Port
128
GPIO Port Configuration
129
Querying the Direction of a GPIO Pin
129
Setting the Direction of a GPIO Pin
129
Querying the Output Level of a GPIO Pin
129
Setting the Output Level of a GPIO Pin
129
Toggling the Level of a GPIO Pin
129
USB 2.0 Switch Configuration
130
Setting the Active USB Host
130
Power Switch Delay
130
Querying the Host Presence
130
Setting the 5V Sending to the USB Peripherals
130
Querying the 5V Overcurrent State of a USB Peripheral
131

Lightware MMX4x2-HT200 User Manual (135 pages)

Standalone Multimedia Matrix Switcher

Brand: Lightware | Category: Matrix Switcher | Size: 12.67 MB

Table of Contents
4
Introduction
7
Description
8
Compatible Devices
8
Box Contents
8
Optional Accessories
9
Typical Applications
9
Features
10
Mmx4X2-HDMI-USB20-L Features
10
Product Overview
11
Mmx4X2-HT200
12
Mmx4X2-HDMI
13
Mmx4X2-HDMI-USB20-L
14
Front Panel Leds
15
Rear Panel Leds
15
Front Panel Buttons
16
OUT 1 and out 2 Video Select Buttons
16
Set Audio Config Button
16
Entering Firmware Upgrade Mode
17
Control Lock
17
Reseting the Device
17
Reset to Factory Default Settings
17
Enable DHCP (Static) IP Address
17
Installation
18
Mounting Options
19
High Rack Shelf
19
Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
19
Rack Ear-Mounting
19
RJ45 Connectors (TPS and Ethernet Ports)
20
USB Connectors
20
Analog Audio Input and Output
20
HDMI Connector
20
DC Connection
20
Electrical Connections
20
IR Connector
21
Connector
21
GPIO - General Purpose Input/Output Ports
21
Connecting Steps
22
Device Concept
23
Compact Size Matrix Concept
24
Video Interface
24
Audio Output Modes
25
Audio Options - Example
25
Consuming Electronics Control (CEC) Interface
25
Audio Input Modes
25
Audio Interface
25
The Autoselect Feature
26
USB Interface
27
USB Control Interface
27
4X1 USB 2.0 Switch
27
Ethernet Interface
27
Technical Background
28
Serial Interface
28
TPS Interface
28
Recognizer
29
IR Interface
30
GPIO Interface
31
Further Built-In Features
31
Automatically Launched Actions - the Event Manager
31
Matrix Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
31
Advanced EDID Management
31
Install and Upgrade
33
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
33
Running the LDC
34
Establishing the Connection
34
Crosspoint Menu
36
Presets Tab
37
Port Tiles
37
Port Properties Windows
38
TPS Video Input
38
HDMI Video Input
38
HDMI Video Output
39
Analog Audio Input
40
Digital Audio Input
40
Digital Audio Output
41
Analog Audio Output
41
CEC Tool
42
Diagnostic Tools
43
Frame Detector
43
No Sync Screen (Test Pattern)
43
Cablediagnostics
44
EDID Menu
45
EDID Operations
45
EDID Summary Window
46
Editing an EDID
46
Creating an EDID - Easy EDID Creator
47
Control Menu
47
Ethernet
48
Gpio
48
Infra
49
Usbswitch
50
Event Manager
51
The Event Editor
51
Create or Modify an Event
52
Special Tools and Accessories
52
Clear One or more Event(S)
53
Export and Import Events
53
Event Creating - Example
53
Settings Menu
54
Status
54
Network
54
Backup
54
System
55
The Built-In Miniweb
56
Opening the Miniweb
56
Miniweb Customization
57
The Default Status Page
57
Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
58
Cloning Steps in a Nutshell
58
Save the Settings of the Device (Backup)
58
Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
58
Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory
59
Advanced View Window
59
Protocol Description
60
Lw2 Programmers' Reference
60
Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
61
General LW2 Commands
61
View Product Type
61
Query Control Protocol
61
View Firmware Version of the CPU
61
View Installed Board
62
View Firmware for All Controllers
62
Restart the Device
62
Compile Time
62
View Serial Number
62
Connection Test
62
Restore Factory Default Settings
63
A/V Port Settings
63
Switch an Input to the Outputs
63
Query Health Status
63
Unlock Output
64
View Connection State on the Output
64
Lock Output
64
Unmute Output
64
Mute Output
64
Change the Video Autoselect Mode
65
Change the Audio Autoselect Mode
65
Change the Video Input Priorities
65
View Crosspoint Size
65
Change the Audio Input Priorities
66
Network Configuration
66
Query the Current IP Status
66
Set the IP Address
66
GPIO Port Configuration
67
Setting the Level and Direction for each Pins
67
Set the Gateway Address
67
Apply Network Settings
67
Set the Subnet Mask
67
LW2 Commands - Quick Summary
68
Lw3 Programmers' Reference
69
Overview
70
Instructions for the Terminal Application Usage
70
Protocol Rules
70
LW3 Tree Structure and Command Structure (Examples)
70
General Rules
70
Error Messages
71
Command Types
71
Prefix Summary
71
Legend for the Control Commands
71
Escaping
72
Signature
72
Subscription
72
Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
72
Identify the Device
73
Querying the Firmware Version
73
Control Lock
73
Setting the Device Label
73
Restore the Factory Default Settings
73
Resetting the Device
73
System Commands
73
Video Port Settings
74
Querying the Status of the Input Ports
74
Querying the Video Crosspoint Setting
75
Switching Video Input
75
Querying the Video Autoselect Settings
75
Changing the Autoselect Mode
75
Querying the Status of the Output Ports
75
Querying the Input Port Priority
76
Changing the Input Port Priority
76
Mute an Input Port
76
Unmute an Input Port
76
Unmute an Output Port
77
Lock an Output Port
77
HDCP Setting (Input Port)
77
Mute an Output Port
77
Unlock an Input Port
77
Unlock an Output Port
77
Lock an Input Port
77
HDCP Setting (Output Port)
78
Test Pattern Generator
78
HDMI Mode Settings (Output Port)
79
Querying the Recent TPS Mode
79
TPS Mode Settings
79
Querying the Status of Source Port
80
Audio Port Settings Frm Firmware V1.2.0
80
Querying the Audio Crosspoint State
81
Switching Audio Input
81
Querying the Audio Autoselect Settings
81
Querying the Status of Destination Port
81
Changing the Autoselect Mode
82
Querying the Input Port Priority
82
Changing the Input Port Priority
82
Mute an Audio Input
82
Unlock an Input Port
83
Unmute an Audio Output Port
83
Lock an Input Port
83
Mute an Audio Output Port
83
Unmute an Audio Input
83
Lock an Audio Output Port
84
Unlock an Audio Output Port
84
Analog Audio Input Gain Setting
84
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Exact Values
84
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Steps
85
Audio Port Settings for Firmware V1.1.0
85
Set Audio Source of HDMI Output 1
85
Mute/Unmute Analog Audio Output
86
Set Audio Source of Analog Audio Output
86
Mute/Unmute Analog Audio Input
86
Set Audio Source of HDMI Output 2
86
Analog Audio Input Level Settings by Exact Values
87
Analog Audio Input Level Settings by Steps
88
Analog Audio Output Level Settings
88
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Steps
89
Apply Network Settings
90
Change the Gateway Address (Static)
90
Change the Subnet Mask (Static)
90
Change the IP Address (Static)
90
Set the DHCP State
90
Ethernet Port Configuration
90
Ethernet Message Sending
91
Sending a TCP Message (ASCII-Format)
91
Sending a TCP Text (ASCII-Format)
91
Sending a TCP Binary Message (HEX-Format)
91
Sending a UDP Message (ASCII-Format)
91
Sending a UDP Binary Message (HEX-Format)
92
Sending a UDP Text (ASCII-Format)
92
Port Configuration
93
Protocol Setting
93
BAUD Rate Setting
93
Databit Setting
93
Stopbits Setting
93
Parity Setting
94
Operation Mode
94
Enable Command Injection
94
Sending a Binary Message (HEX-Format) Via RS-232
95
Using Hexadecimal Codes
95
Sending a Text (ASCII-Format) Via RS-232
95
Sending a Message (ASCII-Format) Via RS-232
95
Message Sending
95
Enable the Recognizer
96
Set the Delimiter Hex
96
Set the Timeout
96
Query the Last Recognized Message
96
Message Recognizer
96
Clear the Stored Last Recognized Serial Message
97
Query the Last Recognized Active Message
97
Set the Active Timeout
97
Send CEC Command in Hexadecimal Format
98
CEC Command Sending
98
Sending a CEC Command in Text Format
98
Sending an OSD String
98
Querying the Last Received CEC Message
99
Infrared Port Configuration
99
Enable Command Injection Mode
99
Change Command Injection Port Number
99
Enable/Disable Output Signal Modulation
99
Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Big-Endian Format Via IR Port
100
Sending Pronto Hex Codes in Little-Endian Format Via IR Port
100
Infrared Message Sending
100
GPIO Port Configuration
101
Querying the Direction of a GPIO Pin
101
Setting the Direction of a GPIO Pin
101
Querying the Output Level of a GPIO Pin
101
Setting the Output Level of a GPIO Pin
101
Toggling the Level of a GPIO Pin
101
Setting the 5V Sending to the USB Peripherals
102
Querying the Host Presence
102
Power Switch Delay
102
Setting the Active USB Host
102
USB 2.0 Switch Configuration
102
Querying the 5V Overcurrent State of a USB Peripheral
103
EDID Management
104
Query the Emulated Edids
104
Query the Validity of a Dynamic EDID
104

Lightware MMX4x2-HT200 User Manual (98 pages)

Standalone Multimedia Matrix Switcher MMX4x2 series

Brand: Lightware | Category: Switch | Size: 26.52 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Mmx4X2 Series – User's Manual
3
Table of Contents
4
Introduction
7
Description
7
Compatible Devices
7
Box Contents
7
Features
8
Typical Application
8
Installation
9
Mounting Options
9
High Rack Shelf
9
Under-Desk Double Mounting Kit
9
Connecting Steps
10
Product Overview
11
Front View
11
Rear View
12
Electrical Connections
12
DC Connection
12
HDMI Connector
12
Analog Audio Input and Output
12
Ethernet Connector (TPS and LAN Ports)
12
USB Connector
12
IR Connector
13
Connector
13
Compact Size Matrix Concept
13
Port Diagram
13
TPS Interface
14
Audio Interface
14
Audio Input Modes
14
Audio Output Modes
14
Audio Options - Example
15
Video Interface
15
The Autoselect Feature
15
Controlling Features
16
Serial Interface
16
IR Interface
17
USB Control Interface
17
Ethernet Control Interface
17
Further Built-In Features
18
Automatically Launched Actions - the Event Manager
18
Matrix Cloning - Configuration Backup and Restore
18
Advanced EDID Management
18
Remote Firmware Upgrade of Connected Lightware Devices
18
Operation
19
Front Panel Leds
19
Status Leds
19
Crosspoint Status Leds (out 1 and out 2)
19
Front Panel Buttons
19
OUT 1 and out 2 Video Select Buttons
19
Set Audio Config Button
20
Special Functions
20
Enable DHCP (Static) IP Address
20
Reset to Factory Default Settings
20
Reseting the Device
21
Control Lock
21
Entering Firmware Upgrade Mode
21
Rear Panel Leds
21
HDMI Input Leds
21
TPS Input LED
21
HDMI Output Leds
21
HDCP Leds
21
Software Control Modes
21
Software Control - Lightware Device Controller
22
Install and Upgrade
22
Establishing the Connection
22
Crosspoint Menu
23
The Crosspoint Menu for Firmware V1.1.0
23
The Crosspoint Menu for Firmware V1.2.0
25
Port Tiles
26
Port Properties Windows
26
TPS Video Input
26
HDMI Video Input
27
HDMI Video Output
27
Digital Audio Input
28
Analog Audio Input
28
Digital Audio Output
28
Analog Audio Output
28
Diagnostic Tools
29
Frame Detector
29
Cable Diagnostics
29
No Sync Screen (Test Pattern)
30
EDID Menu
30
EDID Operations
31
EDID Summary Window
31
Editing an EDID
32
Creating an EDID - Easy EDID Creator
32
Control Menu
33
Ethernet
33
Infra
34
Event Manager
35
The Event Editor
36
Create or Modify an Event
36
Special Tools and Accessories
37
Clear One or more Event(S)
37
Export and Import Events
37
Event Creating - Example
37
Settings Menu
38
Status
38
Network
39
Backup
39
System
39
Configuration Cloning (Backup Tab)
40
Cloning Steps in a Nutshell
40
Save the Settings of the Device (Backup)
40
Upload the Settings to a Device (Restore)
40
Create and Restore Backups from the Device Memory
41
Advanced View Window
41
Lw2 Programmers' Reference
42
LW2 Protocol Description
42
General LW2 Commands
42
View Product Type
42
Query Control Protocol
42
View Firmware Version of the CPU
43
Connection Test
43
View Serial Number
43
Compile Time
43
View Installed Board
43
View Firmware for All Controllers
43
Restart the Device
43
Query Health Status
43
Restore Factory Default Settings
43
A/V Port Settings
44
Switch an Input to the Outputs
44
Mute Output
44
Unmute Output
44
Lock Output
44
Unlock Output
44
View Connection State on the Output
45
View Crosspoint Size
45
Change Video Autoselect Mode
45
Change Audio Autoselect Mode
45
Change the Video Input Priorities
46
Change the Audio Input Priorities
46
Network Configuration
46
Query the Current IP Status
46
Set the IP Address
46
Set the Subnet Mask
47
Set the Gateway Address
47
Apply Network Settings
47
LW2 Commands - Quick Summary
48
Lw3 Programmers' Reference
49
Overview
49
Elements of the Tree Structure
49
Escaping
51
Error Messages
51
Prefix Summary
51
The Tree Structure of the Matrix
51
LW3 Commands
52
Get Command
52
Set Command
53
Invocation
53
Manual
54
Signature
54
Subscription
54
Notifications about the Changes of the Properties
55
Formal Definitions
55
System Commands
56
Set the Device Label
56
Query the Firmware Version
56
Control Lock
56
Identify the Device
56
Resetting the Device
56
Restore the Factory Default Settings
56
Video Port Settings
57
Query the Status of Source Port
57
Query the Status of Destination Port
58
Query the Video Crosspoint Setting
58
Switching Video Input
58
Query the Video Autoselect Settings
58
Change the Autoselect Mode
58
Query the Input Port Priority
59
Change the Input Port Priority
59
Mute an Input Port
59
Unmute an Input Port
59
Lock an Input Port
59
Unlock an Input Port
59
Mute an Output Port
59
Unmute an Output Port
60
Lock an Output Port
60
Unlock an Outputport
60
HDCP Setting (Input Port)
60
HDCP Setting (Output Port)
60
Test Pattern Generator
60
HDMI Mode Settings (Output Port)
61
Query the Recent TPS Mode
61
TPS Mode Settings
61
Audio Port Settings for Firmware V1.2.0
62
Query the Status of Source Port
62
Query the Status of Destination Port
63
Query the Audio Crosspoint Setting
63
Switching Audio Input
63
Query the Audio Autoselect Settings
63
Change the Autoselect Mode
63
Query the Input Port Priority
64
Change the Input Port Priority
64
Mute an Audio Input
64
Unmute an Audio Input
64
Lock an Input Port
64
Unlock an Input Port
64
Mute an Audio Output Port
64
Unmute an Audio Output Port
65
Lock an Audio Output Port
65
Unlock an Audio Output Port
65
Analog Audio Input Level Settings
65
Analog Audio Output Level Settings
65
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Steps
66
Audio Port Settings for Firmware V1.1.0
66
Set Audio Source of HDMI Output 1
66
Set Audio Source of HDMI Output 2
66
Set Audio Source of Analog Audio Output
67
Mute/Unmute Analog Audio Input
67
Mute/Unmute Analog Audio Output
67
Analog Audio Input Level Settings
67
Analog Audio Input Level Settings by Steps
68
Analog Audio Output Level Settings
68
Analog Audio Output Level Settings by Steps
69
Network Configuration
69
Query the DHCP State
69
Change the DHCP State
69
Query the IP Address
69
Change the IP Address (Static)
69
Query the Subnet Mask
70
Change the Subnet Mask (Static)
70
Query the Gateway Address
70
Change the Gateway Address (Static)
70
Apply Network Settings
70
Port Configuration
70
Protocol Setting
70
BAUD Rate Setting
70
Databit Setting
70
Stopbits Setting
71
Parity Setting
71
Operation Mode
71
Sending Message Via the Communication Ports
71
Sending Message Via TCP Port
71
Sending Message Via UDP Port
72
Sending Message Via an RS-232 Port
72
Infrared Port Configuration
73
Enable Command Injection Mode
73
Change Command Injection Port Number
73
Enable/Disable Output Signal Modulation
73
EDID Management
73
Query the Emulated Edids
73
Query the Validity of a Dynamic EDID
73
Query the Preferred Resolution of an User EDID
74

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