Extron electronic MGP 464 HD-SDI Cont’d, X6 TC, Ethernet data port, Firmware version requests

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PRELIMINARY

Command/response table for IP SIS commands (continued)

Command

ASCII (Telnet)

URL Encoded (Web)

Response

Additional description

(host to processor)

(host to processor)

(Processor to host)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ethernet data port

 

 

 

 

Set current connection port timeout

E 0 * X6( TC }

W 0 %2A X6( TC

Pti 0 * X6( ]

Set number of seconds (in tens of seconds)

 

 

 

 

before timeout on IP connections.

 

 

 

 

X6( = 1 through 32767.

View current connection port timeout

E 0TC }

W 0TC

X6( ]

 

Set global IP port timeout

E 1 * X6( TC }

W 1 %2A X6( TC

Pti 1 * X6( ]

 

View global port timeout

E 1TC }

W 1TC

X6( ]

 

Firmware version requests

 

 

 

 

NAn asterisk (*) after the version number in these commands indicates which version is currently running. A caret (^) indicates bad checksum/invalid load. Question marks (?.??) indicate that the firmware version is not loaded.

Query firmware version

Q or 1QQ

Q or 1Q

X1! ]

Show the MGP's firmware version number

 

 

 

 

X1! to two decimal places. Gives the number

 

 

 

 

of the currently running version of the user-

 

 

 

 

updatable firmware.

SISProgramming and Control,

Control

Example:

1Q

1Q

Query verbose version information

0Q

0Q

Example:

0Q

0Q

With tagged response – verbose modes 2 and 3: Ver01 * X1! ]

1.01

Sum of responses from 2Q-3Q-4Q ]

Show bootstrap, factory-installed, and updated firmware versions. (See 2Q, 3Q, and 4Q, on the following lines.)

With tagged response – verbose modes 2 and 3:

Ver00 * Sum of responses from 2Q-3Q-4Q ]

1.00-0.00(1.48-MGP464 Series -Wed, 23 Jan 2003 18:37:59 GMT)-2.02* (1.66-MGP464 Series -Wed, 17 Oct 2007 17:50:01 GMT)

cont’d

Query bootstrap version

2Q

2Q

X1! ]

The bootstrap firmware is not user-

 

 

 

 

replaceable, but you may need this

 

 

 

 

information for troubleshooting.

 

 

 

With tagged response – verbose modes 2 and 3: Ver02 * X1! ]

Query factory firmware version

3Q

3Q

X1! (plus web ver.-desc-UL date/time) ]

 

 

 

 

Factory-installed firmware is not user-

 

 

 

 

replaceable. This firmware was installed at

 

 

 

 

the factory; it is the version the processor

 

 

 

 

reverts to after a mode 1 reset (see chapter 3).

 

 

 

With tagged response – verbose modes 2 and 3:

 

 

 

Ver03 * X1! (plus web ver.-desc-UL date/time) ]

Example:

3Q

3Q

1.00(1.07-MGP464Series-Wed, 16 Jan 2006 03:28:10 GMT)

 

 

 

 

In this example, the factory firmware version

 

 

 

 

is 1.00, also known as the kernel version 1.07,

 

 

 

 

for the MGP 464, dated 16 January, 2006.

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Contents MGP 464 MGP 464 DI MGP 464 HD-SDI Multi-Graphic ProcessorSicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch Safety Instructions EnglishConsignes de Sécurité Français Instrucciones de seguridad EspañolFCC Class a Notice Page Preliminary Table of Contents, cont’d MGP 464 Table of Contents Iii Appendix a Specifications, Part Numbers, and Accessories Iv MGP 464 Table of ContentsRev C One About the MGP 464 Multi-Graphic Processor FeaturesAbout This Manual MGP 464 IntroductionPreliminary Introduction, cont’d Application DiagramsConnection diagram for an MGP 464 DI Connected to the MGP 464 and the MGP 464 DIExtron Preliminary Two Tabletop use Installation OverviewMounting the MGP Rack mountingRack mounting procedure Rack mounting the MGPMGP as follows Installation, cont’dInstalling or Replacing Button Labels Replacing a button labelMGP 464 DI back panel Rear Panel FeaturesConnecting to RGB/HD/VIDEO inputs 1 through MGP 464 HD-SDI back panelVirtual input connector configuration examples Three BNCsActivity LED This yellow LED blinks to indicate Link LED This green LED lights to indicate a goodPin RS-422 function Description Dhcp off Entered. See Resetting the unit in , Operation, for detailsMGP’s IP address Gateway IP address DVI background. This input is not scaledTo these HD-SDI input connectors Preliminary Three Front Panel Features MGP 464 front panelMGP 464 Operation RS-232/422 port, see Rear Panel Features in , Installation Baud Data bits Stop bit No parity Always RS-232Power-up and Default Cycle Default cycle exampleOperation, cont’d Selecting an input Window Select ButtonsInput Selection Muting an inputMenus, Configuration, and Adjustments Using the menusMenu system overview Main menu flow When finished with Auto Image, do one of the following Auto Image menuAuto Image menu flow Input Configuration menu Input Configuration menu flowInput configuration submenu adjustments Input Configuration submenuVertical Knob Adjustment Output Configuration menu Output Configuration menu flow1080i 1080p Resolution and Refresh Rate submenuResolution Refresh Rates 50 Hz 60 Hz 72 Hz 96 Hz Output Type submenuSync Polarity submenu Window Configuration menuWindow Configuration menu flow Window Priority submenuWindow Border submenus Window Effect submenuAvailable effects Out from the center to the four edges of the window Effect Duration submenuPress the Next button until Effect Duration is displayed Background Capture menu Background Capture menu flowScreen displays the message Detail = Confirm Comm./IP Configuration menuViewing serial port and IP settings Recalling a background from memoryMaking changes to the serial port and IP configuration Communication/IP Configuration menu flowBlue Mode submenu Advanced Configuration menuAdvanced Configuration menu flow Background Color submenuTest Pattern submenu Test patterns available for the MGPInternal Temperature screen Adding and Configuring Window TextAdjusting the picture controls Factory Default submenuButton Display Function Range Adjust Knob Picture Controls tableImage Zoom Saving a window preset Memory PresetsWindow presets Auto MemoriesWindow Preset #001 Saved Recalling a window presetFactory default preset configurations Input presetsDefault presets Brightness Contrast ColorLocking the front panel executive mode Additional FeaturesFreeze mode ResettingReset Mode Comparison/Summary Mode Activation Result Purpose/NotesPreliminary Four 9-pin RS-232/422 connector on the rear panel see Setting Up Serial CommunicationConnector pin assignments Front panel RS-232 configuration port pin assignmentsHost-to-MGP communications Using Simple Instruction Set SIS CommandsSoftware MGP-initiated messagesTelnet and Web communications Software Configuration and Control, cont’dError responses Ascii to hexadecimal character conversion tableWeb browser Escape hex 1B Must not be encodedSymbol definitions For Web browser commands, use WX50 X50@= Secam X50 * X50@ Out X50@ Command Ascii Telnet Response Additional descriptionSoftware Configuration and Control X50 * X50# \ X50 Typ X50#SIS Programming and Control, cont’d X50@ + C 19 # X52$ # Wpe X52$X52$ X50@ CX50@ D X50@ * X51 DX50@ + D X50@ D X51X50@ X52@ X50@ Ivp X52X50@ * X52@ X50@ Whs X52@ X50@ * X52@ X50@ Wvs X52@X50@ X52# X50@ * X52# X50@ Ivs X52#X52# 21 * X50@ # PccX50@ X50@ Wzm X50@ I Y X50@ , X52! * X52! * X52# * X52#X50@ + X50@ Wzm X50@ +Control, cont’d X50 Hst X50 * X51@ X50 * X51@ Hst X50 * X51@X50 + Hst X50 * X51@ X50 X51@13 * X50 # Aln X50 13 * X50 * X51& # Aln X5013 * X50 + # Aln X50 13 * X50 # X51X50$ J Tst X50$ X50$X50@ Chn X50 Typ X50# Std X50 Blk X% SIS Programming X50@ Tlc X50%Special functions 14 * X50@ * X\ # 14 * X50@ # 16 * X50@ * X\ # 17 * X50@ * X\ # 17 * X50@ #X50@ Txc X\ X50@ Tbc X\ 22 * X52% * X52% * X52% # X50@ * X\ # X50@ Brd X\X50@ # Special functionsImg X50@ Film modeX50 Flm Auto imageX2& = 7 or %2A X! % %2A X2 %2A X2! RS X@Bi-directional serial data port View serial port parametersCpn X! Cfl X3 X2 CY %2A X2 CY Cpn X! CtyX3 , X3! CF X2 * X2# * X2! CEEthernet data port Cont’dX6 TC Firmware version requestsMGP 464 is MGP 464 DI is Ver04 * X1! plus web ver.-desc-UL date/time02 * 1.66-MGP464 Series -Mon, 14 Jan 2008 170346 GMT Pno 60-771-01/60-771-02Programming and Control, cont’d X4% CR Command Ascii Telnet URL Encoded Web ResponseX4% , X4 , X4& CR Ipr X4% , X4 X4% SM Eml X4%# CZ X1@ CNX1# CT X1@X1$ CI Ipx X3$ X3$ CXX1$ CI X3$Control X2@ X5@X2@ CV Pvl X5@Re-map port designations Programming34 MGP Listing connectionsReset Zap / Erase commands Mail server setup commandsDirectory commands X1$ , X1% CM X1$ %2C X1% CM Ipm X1$ , X1%Installing the software Windows-based Control SoftwareLink to the installation software on the MGP 464 CD File Download windowDownloading the MGP 464 software from the Web Called MGP464 in the following location on the computerSelect TCP/IP if you are using the LAN port Starting the control programComm Port Selection window with TCP/IP and RS232 tabs Contents from the Help pull-down menu, or press the F1 key MGP 464 windowFive Accessing the Web Pages Example of an Enter Network Password dialog boxMGP 464 Html Configuration and Control Viewing System Status System Status screenSystem Settings screen Html Configuration and Control, cont’dUsing the Configuration System Settings screenConfiguring the inputs Scaler I/O Settings screenScaler I/O Settings screen Naming inputsSelecting the video signal type Configuring the outputEnabling/disabling blue mode Test patterns available on the MGPWindow Settings screen Window Settings screenSetting window priority Assigning a password Passwords screenPasswords screen Clearing a passwordEmail Alerts screen Setting up e-mail alertsIf your MGP has a password assigned, enter it Email Alerts screen top portionFirmware Upgrade screen Firmware Upgrade screenSetting up Smtp authorization Mail IP Address field. The Edit button changes to SaveUpdating the firmware on the MGP Downloading the firmwareTo obtain the latest version of MGP 464 firmware Choose file windowUsing the File Management Firmware Version on the Firmware Upgrade screenFile Management screen Other file management activities Uploading filesAdding a directory Filter by File Extension menuPicture Controls screen Using the ControlPicture Controls screen Window SelectionInput sections Window Controls Image ControlsPreliminary Window Presets Presets screenPresets screen Window background setting Window size/positionWindow Presets section, you can do the following Naming a window presetInput Presets Saving creating a window presetSelecting a window preset transition effect From the Window Effect menu, select Real time motion or CutRecalling an input preset Using the BackgroundSaving creating an input preset Selecting a background colorAdd Image field on the Image Settings screen Using a DVI inputUsing a bitmap image Displaying a background imageSelecting a background image Preliminary Six Application 1 Connecting the MGP 464 to a Matrix Switcher MGP 464 connected to a matrix switcherMGP 464 Special Applications Setting up the MGP to work with the switcher Connecting the matrix switcher to the MGPSpecial Applications, cont’d Preliminary Preliminary Setting up MGPs for daisy-chaining Daisy-chain configuration examplesRepeat step d for the third MGP if appropriate AAppendix a Specifications MGP 464 Specifications, Part Numbers, and AccessoriesRS-232 Enclosure dimensionsNtsc 3.58, Ntsc 4.43, PAL, SECAM, Smpte 292M RS-422Optional accessories Specifications, Part Numbers, and Accessories, cont’dPart Numbers and Accessories Included partsAppendixBB Power-up cycle flow diagram Using the LCD display at power-onUsing a Web browser MGP 464 Firmware Upgrade GuideMGP 464 Firmware Upgrade Guide B-3 Next time you enter your MGP 464’s IP addressSystem Status Web Downloading the firmware Firmware Upgrade Guide, cont’dUsing the Windows-based configuration software About... screenMGP 464 Firmware Upgrade Guide B-5 Updating using the Web pagesEnter Network Password dialog box Updating the FirmwareChoose file window with firmware file selected Updating using the Windows-based control software MGP 464 Firmware Upgrade Guide B-7Open window with firmware file selected On the Extron Web page, click the Download tab Updating using the Firmware LoaderFirmware update progress bar Enter the parameters for your MGP, and click OKFirmware Loader connection tabs Default isMGP 464 Firmware Upgrade Guide B-9 Firmware Loader file selection screenPreliminary Extron Electronics Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo East Ball Road Japan Extron Electronics, JapanKyodo Building, 16 Ichibancho Anaheim, CAExtron Japan Extron EuropeExtron Asia Extron China
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