SWITCHERS
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needed by the switcher to activate the audio
sources that are connected to the unit.
# = Switch number (No. from 1 to 9, default = 0)
n1 = Audio input number (No. from 0 to 6)
n2 = Break Away code (0 = On , 1 = OFF)
n3 = 1 (audio key pressed)
n4 = Sync Delay (No. from 0 to 4)
n5 = Video Equalizer (Hexadecimal no. from 1
to F).
n6 = Audio Gain (Hexadecimal no. from 1 to F).
Example:
Sending the [8SW6012F8] command will
activate switcher module 8 and audio input 6
only. Since the break away code is zero (0), 1
alerts the switcher that the audio key was
pressed with an interval of 2 (1 second). The
video equalizer is set to a maximum and a
normal volume of 8 (0 = OFF, default is 8 for
normal volume or video).
3. [#RF] - Factory Reset
This command will replace all settings stored in
the memory of the switcher module. This is
indicated by the factory default settings. All
previous settings will be lost.
# = switch number (default is 0)
Example:
Sending the command [8RF] command will
reset the Switcher module to the factory settings
with ID number eight.
4. [#RO] - Operation Reset
The [#RO] command will reset audio and video
to input #1, Auto Switch to OFF and Beep OFF
to Beep ON. However, this command will not
affect audio volume, video equalization, auto
rotation, and sync delay.
# = Switch number (Default no. is 0)
Example:
Sending the [8RO] command resets the
switcher module in the Reset Mode with ID
number eight.
5. [# SA n] - Audio Breakaway
This command controls how audio and video
input are selected. The [# SA n] command
allows the user to control audio input and video
input independently or simultaneously.
# = switch number (Default no. is 0)
n = 1 (ON) Breakaway Audio Input from Video
Input and switchers can be activated
independently.
n = 0 (OFF). In this mode the switchers are
activated simultaneously. For example, if
Video Input 2 is pressed Audio Input 2 will
be pressed automatically.
Example:
Sending the [1SA1] command will allow the
user to press Audio Input or the Video Input
independently.
6. [#CSDn] - Sync Delay
This command allows time delay between
switching from one video source to another by
avoiding an overlap of communication problems.
# = Switcher module ID number (Default is 0)
n = the time delay interval between video
sources and switching inputs
n = 0 Sync Delay is Off (no delay)
n = 1 0.5 second delay
n = 2 1.0 s
n = 3 1.5 s
n = 4 2.0 s
Example:
Sending the [8CSD4] command sets a 2-second
time delay between input selection of the
connected switcher module with an ID number
of 8.
