MATRIX SWITCHERS
This command is used for programming the switcher. It should not be used as part of a program to operate the switcher. There is no feedback provided for this command.
[IkkOXXS]
kk = input offset; 00 to 96
This command sets the maximum number of inputs on the HOMERUN Switcher without changing the maximum number of outputs. This command will change the default settings for the unit. This command should be issued only once. This command is used for programming the switcher; it should not be used as part of a program to operate the switcher. There is no feedback provided for this command.
[IkkOXXA]
kk = input offset; 00 to 96
This command sets the offset number for inputs. It is used when multiple switchers are connected to form a larger matrix. The default is kk=0. For example, if two switchers are used to form a 32 by 16 matrix, the first switcher will have input addresses of 01 to 16 and the second switcher needs to have input addresses from 17 to 32 for a continuous addressing range. This command will provide an offset of 17 for the input and then the second switcher can be addressed by using standard I/O commands like [I18O12], [I17O05] or [I31O16].
This command is used for programming the switcher; it should not be used as part of a program to operate the switcher. There is no feedback provided for this command.
[IXXOmmS]
mm = output number; 00 to 16
This command sets the maximum number of outputs on the HOMERUN Switcher without changing the maximum number of inputs. This command will change the default
switcher; it should not be used as part of a program to operate the switcher. There is no feedback provided for this command.
[IXXOmmA]
mm = output offset; 00 to 96
This command sets the offset number for outputs. It is used when multiple switchers are connected to form a larger matrix. The default is mm=0. For example, if two switchers are used to form a 32 by 16 matrix, the first switcher will have output addresses of 01 to 16 and the second switcher will have output addresses from 17 to 32 for a continuous addressing range. This command will provide an offset of 17 for the output and then the second switcher can be addressed by using standard I/O commands like [I13O18], [I12O24] or [I04O32].
This command is used for programming the switcher; it should not be used as part of a program to operate the switcher. There is no feedback provided for this command.
[IkkOnnL]
nn - loop offset number 00 to 16
kk- do not care (any number for 00 to 99) this number is not checked
This command defines loop offset for the switcher. This command is used when looping several switchers together to increase the number of inputs. First make sure that number of outputs is the same on all units and the output offset is set to zero. Then set the input offset the same as the number of the last input of previous unit. Then use [IkkOnnL] command to set up a loop parameter. After this command is issued, looped units can be controlled by a single command [IxxOyy] where xx is any number from 01 to 99. Without the loop command, units can be controlled with the [IxxOyy] command but several commands will be sent with some delay between two consecutive commands. To avoid problems, make sure that these steps are taken:
1.The number of outputs must be the same on all units used in the loop.
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