4.14 Macro Protocol: special functions

4.14.1 Description

Macro Protocol on Video line can be set up to be used in particular systems. After choosing Macro protocol, with cursor on the Protocol press to enter the Macro submenu.

When one or more special functions are active the display reads .

4.14.2 Special functions featured by Macro protocol

4.14.2.1 Polling

Default: YES.

Communication between keyboard and matrix is based on polling techniques.

If the keyboard is connected to a personal computer or another OEM device the polling can be suspended to ease the implementation of a Macro protocol and avoid the need to respect very strict timing requests.

4.14.2.2 Sanyo Mux

Default: NO.

Set to YES if the multiplexer Sanyo is connected to a matrix Aux line. When enabled a set of special screens are available on the keyboard.

If the multiplexer is directly connected to the keyboard set to NO.

4.14.2.3 9999 Cameras

Default: NO.

Set to YES if the system is composed by a group of matrixes (instead of a single one) and allows to control up to 9999 cameras.

4.14.2.4 Decode Receivers

Default: YES.

Usually to a video input corresponds a telemetry receiver/dome identified by the same number (video input 1/receiver 1, video input 2/receiver 2, etc.)

When this easy association is not possible either the keyboards or the matrix has to manage the link between identification numbers. Not every matrix model can manage this feature.

When decoding is performed by the matrix it is not possible to choose receiver numbers from the keyboard. The respective receiver number is not read on display.

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