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Extron electronic MVX PLUS 128 manual Command/Response Table for SIS Commands, Symbol deﬁnitions

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Command/Response Table for SIS Commands

Symbol deﬁnitions

]= CR/LF (carriage return/line feed) (hex 0D 0A)

}= Carriage return (no line feed, hex 0D)

(use the pipe character, , instead for Web browser commands)

•= Space character

= Pipe (vertical bar) character

E= Escape key (hex 1B)

		(use W instead of Esc for Web browsers)
X!	=	Input number	01		– 12
X@	= Input number (for tie)		00		– 12 (00 = untied)
X#	=	Output number	01		– 08
X$	=	Numeric dB value	–18 to +24 (45 steps of gain or attenuation)
X%	=	Audio gain	0	– 24		(1 dB/step)
X^	=	Audio attenuation	1	– 18		(1 dB/step)
X&	=	Volume adjustment range	0	– 64		(1 dB/step except for 0-to-1, which is 34 dB)
			(see the table on page 4-9)
X*	= Room # (for room presets)		10 max. (each can have up to 10 presets (X1@s) assigned)

NA Room is a subset of operator-selected outputs that relate to each other. The MVX Plus 128 switcher supports up to 10 rooms, each of which can consist of from 1 to 16 outputs.

X(	=	Mute, executive mode, power supply	(0 = off/not OK, 1 = on/OK)
X1)	=	Group # (for I/O grouping)	1 through 4 groups (0 = no group)
X1! =		Global preset #	32 maximum (0 = current conﬁguration)
X1@ =		Room preset #	10 maximum (0 = current conﬁguration for room)

NA Room preset is a stored conﬁguration with all of the outputs assigned to a single room. When a room preset is retrieved from memory, it becomes the current conﬁguration.

X1# =	RGB delay interval	Delay in ½ second increments (10 maximum)
X1$ =	Video/audio mute:	0	= no mutes
		1	= video mute
		2	= audio mute
		3	= video and audio mute
X1% =	Sync frequency	xxx.xx (frequency in Hz (V) or kHz (H))
X1( =	Firmware version number to second decimal place (x.xx)
X2) =	Verbose ﬁrmware version-description-upload date/time. See page 4-15.
X2# =	Name	12 characters maximum for global and room preset names
		11 characters maximum for room names
		Upper- and lower-case alphanumeric characters and
		_ : = / and spaces are valid.

NThe following characters are invalid in the name: {space} ~ , @ = ‘ [ ] { } < > ’ “ ; : \ and ?.

X2$	=	Voltage	Positive or negative voltage and magnitude
X2%	=	Temperature	Degrees Fahrenheit

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Extron electronic MVX PLUS 128 manual Command/Response Table for SIS Commands, Symbol deﬁnitions

Contents

MVX Plus VGA Matrix Switchers68-521-30 Rev. A Precautions Safety Instructions EnglishConsignes de Sécurité Français Sicherheitsanleitungen DeutschQuick Start - MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers InstallationDeﬁnitions Front Panel ControlsQuick Start MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers, continued Saing or recalling a presetViewing and adjusting the audio level QS-2 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Quick StartTable of Contents MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Table of ContentsTable of Contents, cont’d ii MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Table of ContentsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Table of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d iv MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Table of ContentsAppendix B Speciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Table of Contentsvi MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Table of Contents Table of Contents, cont’d68-521-30 A MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers About this Manual About the Matrix Switchers Deﬁnitions FeaturesChapter1One IntroductionInstallation About the Matrix SwitchersAbout this Manual Figure 1-1 - Typical MVX Plus 128 A matrix switcher applicationMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Introduction DeﬁnitionsConﬁguration - One or more ties or one or more sets of ties Features Introduction, cont’d1-4 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Introduction Input #MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Introduction Tie any input to any or all outputs1-6 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Introduction Introduction, cont’dInstallation Mounting the Switcher Cabling and Rear Panel ViewsChapter2Two MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix SwitchersMounting the Switcher Cabling and Rear Panel ViewsVideo connections InstallationAudio connections Figure 2-2 - Captive screw connector wiring for audio inputsFigure 2-3 - Typical audio connectors MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers InstallationInstallation, cont’d RS-232/RS-422 connectionFigure 2-4 - Captive screw connector wiring for audio output Figure 2-5 - RS-232/RS-422 connectorCabling and RJ-45 connector wiring Ethernet connectionMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Installation Reset button Power connectionInstallation, cont’d Figure 2-6 - RJ-45 connector and pinout tablesFront Panel Controls and Indicators Front Panel Operations Rear Panel Controls Optimizing the Audio TroubleshootingChapter3Three OperationFront Panel Controls and Indicators OperationDeﬁnitions 3-2 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationControl buttons Input and output buttonsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’d 3-4 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationI/O controls MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationButton icons 3-6 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationOperation, cont’d Figure 3-2 - Sample button iconsPower Front Panel OperationsCreating a conﬁguration MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation3-8 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dExample 1 Creating a set of video and audio ties Figure 3-3 - Clear all selectionsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Figure 3-6 - Select the outputsFigure 3-7 - Press the Enter button Input 5 video/audio tied to outputs 3, 4, and3-10 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dExample 2 Adding a tie to a set of video and audio ties Figure 3-9 - Clear all selectionsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Figure 3-13 - Press the Enter buttonInput 5 video tied to outputs 1, 3, 4, and Input 5 audio tied to outputs 3, 4, and3-12 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dExample 3 Removing a tie from a set of video and audio ties Figure 3-15 - Clear all selectionsFigure 3-20 - Example 3, ﬁnal conﬁguration, audio switcher MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationFigure 3-19 - Press the Enter button Video3-14 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Viewing a conﬁgurationOperation, cont’d MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation The button lights red when selectedThe button lights green when selected Example 4 Viewing video and audio, audio only, and video only tiesFigure 3-26 - Press the View button to exit View-Only mode 3-16 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationOperation, cont’d Figure 3-24 - Deselect RGBHV to view audio ties onlyMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation I/O groupingFigure 3-27 - I/O grouping of incompatible video formats 3-18 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dFigure 3-29 - Select I/O Group mode MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationExample 5 Grouping inputs and outputs Figure 3-28 - Clear all selections3-20 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dFigure 3-32 - Select an I/O group Figure 3-33 - Assign inputs and outputsSetting RGB delay Example 6 Setting the RGB delay for an outputMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Figure 3-34 - Clear all selections9 10 Figure 3-35 - Select RGB Delay modeFigure 3-37 - Adjust the RGB delay interval 3-22 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationUsing presets Figure 3-38 - Deselect RGB Delay modeFigure 3-39 - Preset locations MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationExample 7 Saving a preset Figure 3-41 - Enter Save Preset modeFigure 3-42 - Select the preset 3-24 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationExample 8 Recalling a preset Figure 3-45 - Enter Recall Preset modeFigure 3-46 - Select the preset MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationMuting and unmuting video and/or audio outputs 3-26 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationOperation, cont’d Figure 3-47 - Press the Enter buttonMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Example 9 Muting and unmuting an outputFigure 3-48 - Clear all selections Figure 3-49 - Select RGBHV and audio3-28 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dFigure 3-50 - Mute the outputs Figure 3-51 - Unmute the outputsViewing and adjusting the input audio level Figure 3-52 - Press the View button to exit View-Only modeMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Figure 3-53 - Audio gain and attenuationExample 10 Viewing and adjusting an input audio level Figure 3-55 - Select Audio mode3-30 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Input audio level adjustment displaysIndications Figure 3-57 - Adjust the input audio level 3-32 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationOperation, cont’d 1 2 3 F 4Figure 3-58 - Deselect Audio mode Viewing and adjusting the output volumeMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation 3-34 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Reading the displayed volumeOperation, cont’d MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Audio volume adjustment settingsattenuation Example 11 Viewing and adjusting an output volume level Figure 3-60 - Select Audio mode3-36 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dFigure 3-62 - Adjust the output audio volume Figure 3-63 - Deselect Audio modeMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 F 8 9 10 11Locking out the front panel Executive mode Performing a system reset from the front panelFigure 3-65 - System reset 3-38 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Background illuminationFigure 3-66 - Toggle background illumination on or off Selecting the RS-232/RS-422 protocol and baud rate Figure 3-69 - Exit Serial Port Conﬁguration mode3-40 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dRear Panel Controls Performing soft system resetsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation 3-42 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Figure 3-70 - Whole switcher and absolute resetsOperation, cont’d Performing a hard reset Optimizing the AudioFigure 3-71 - Hard reset MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationTroubleshooting Conﬁguration WorksheetsWorksheet example 1 System equipment 3-44 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Worksheet example 2 Daily conﬁgurationFigure 3-73 - Worksheet example 2 Daily conﬁguration Worksheet example 3 Test conﬁguration 3-46 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers OperationOperation, cont’d Figure 3-74 - Worksheet example 3 Test conﬁgurationConﬁguration worksheet Preset #Switchers Operation Input sources3-48 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Operation Operation, cont’dRS-232/RS-422 Link Ethernet Link Host-to-Switcher Instructions Switcher-Initiated Messages Switcher Error ResponsesUsing the Command/Response Tables Command/Response Table for SIS CommandsSIS Programming and Control RS-232/RS-422 LinkFigure 4-1 - Remote connector pin assignments 4-2 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s GuideDefault IP addresses Ethernet LinkFigure 4-2 - RJ-45 Ethernet connector pin assignments MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s GuideHost-to-Switcher Instructions Switcher-Initiated MessagesSIS Programming and Control, cont’d 4-4 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s GuideUsing the Command/Response Tables Switcher Error ResponsesMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s Guide Symbol deﬁnitions Command/Response Table for SIS CommandsSIS Programming and Control, cont’d Create ties Command/response table for SIS commandsRead ties Command/response table for SIS commands continued Video mute commandsRGB delay Audio output volumeAudio volume adjustment settings MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s GuideEX11X12...X112O X11X12X13...X112Command/response table for SIS commands continued SIS Programming and Control, cont’dSave, recall, and directly write presets Command/response table for SIS commands continuedE +X1! PX@ *X# !X@ *X# %X@ *X# $ ... X@ *X# Command/response table for SIS commands continued Save, recall, and directly write presets continuedExecutive mode ResetsView ties, gain, volume, mutes, presets, and DSVP Command/response table for SIS commands continuedCommand description Response description Command/response table for SIS commands continued CommandASCII command 4-14 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s GuideCommand/response table for SIS commands continued CommandASCII command MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s GuideCommand/Response Table for IP SIS Commands Symbol deﬁnitions4-16 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Programmer’s Guide SIS Programming and Control, cont’dCommand/response table for IP SIS commands EX4! CRSpecial Characters SIS Programming and Control, cont’dMatrix Switchers Control Program Button Label Generator Program Chapter5FiveMatrix Software MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix SwitchersMatrix Switchers Control Program Installing the softwareMatrix Software Software operation via EthernetMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Using the softwareFigure 5-1 - Comm port selection window Matrix Software, cont’d Figure 5-2 - Address and password entry5-4 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software If the IP address is correct Proceed to step 3bMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Figure 5-3 - Extron Matrix Switcher+ Control Program window blankFigure 5-4 - Sample program window complete IP Settings/Options window Figure 5-5 - Control program IP setting/options window5-6 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dN Editing the Extron IP address while connected via the Ethernet port can immediately disconnect the user from the matrix switcher. Extron recommends editing this ﬁeld using the RS-232/RS-422 link and protecting the Ethernet access to this screen by assigning an administrator’s password to qualiﬁed and knowledgeable personnel only MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix SoftwareMatrix IP Address ﬁeld Extron Name/Descriptor ﬁeld5-8 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dGateway IP address ﬁeld Subnet Mask ﬁeldMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Time local ﬁeldSync Time to PC button GMT offset ﬁeldAdministrator Password ﬁeld User Password ﬁeld5-10 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dMail Server Password ﬁeld MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix SoftwareMail Server IP Address ﬁeld Mail Server Domain Name ﬁeld5-12 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dMiles Standish E-mail Addressee ﬁeldsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Updating ﬁrmwareFigure 5-7 - Open ﬁle window Uploading HTML ﬁles 5-14 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix SoftwareMatrix Software, cont’d Figure 5-8 - HTML Files List windowWindows buttons, drop boxes, and trashcan Windows menusMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software File menu5-16 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dTools menu Figure 5-9 - Status windowPreferences menu MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix SoftwareFigure 5-10 - Ties shown as lines 5-18 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dFigure 5-11 - Ties shown as crosspoints set this option to Automatically every 10 secondsUsing emulation mode Using the help systemMaster-Reset selection MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix SoftwareButton-Label Generator Program Using the software5-20 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Matrix Software Matrix Software, cont’dChapter66 HTML OperationDownload the Startup Page System Status Page System Conﬁguration Page File Management Page Set and View Ties Page Special CharactersHTML Operation Download the Startup PageFigure 6-1 - Enter Network Password page 6-2 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML OperationMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation System Status PageFigure 6-2 - System Status page HTML Operation, cont’d DSVP page6-4 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation Figure 6-3 - DSVP pageMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation System Conﬁguration PageFigure 6-4 - System Conﬁguration page IP Settings ﬁelds 6-6 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML OperationHTML Operation, cont’d Unit Name ﬁeldFigure 6-5 - Date/Time Settings ﬁelds Date/Time Settings ﬁeldsMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation Passwords page Figure 6-6 - Passwords page6-8 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation HTML Operation, cont’dEmail Settings page Figure 6-7 - Email Settings pageMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation Mail IP Address ﬁeldFirmware Upgrade page Figure 6-8 - Firmware Upgrade page6-10 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation HTML Operation, cont’dMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation File Management PageFigure 6-9 - File Management page Set and View Ties Page 6-12 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML OperationHTML Operation, cont’d Figure 6-10 - Set and View Ties pageRGB and Audio Settings page Creating a tieFigure 6-11 - RGB and Audio Settings page MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation6-14 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation HTML Operation, cont’dChanging the input gain and attenuation Figure 6-12 - Input selection drop boxMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation Muting and unmuting one or all outputsFigure 6-14 - Output selection drop box Figure 6-15 - Mute status indicationsChanging the RGB delay Figure 6-17 - RGB delay drop box6-16 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation HTML Operation, cont’dChanging the output volume level Figure 6-19 - Volume drop boxMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation Figure 6-18 - Output selection drop box6-18 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML Operation Audio volume adjustment settingsHTML Operation, cont’d Global Presets page Figure 6-20 - Global Presets pageSaving a preset Recalling a presetHTML Operation, cont’d 6-20 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers HTML OperationSpecial Characters AAppendix A Ethernet ConnectionEthernet Link Subnetting - A Primer MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix SwitchersDefault address Ethernet ConnectionFigure A-1 - RJ-45 connector pinout tables A-2 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Ethernet ConnectionMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Ethernet Connection A-3 Pinging to determine Extron IP addressFigure A-2 - Ping response Pinging to determine Web IP addressConnecting as a Telnet client Ethernet Connection, cont’dA-4 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Ethernet Connection Figure A-3 - Telnet screenMVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Ethernet Connection A-5 Escape character and Esc keyLocal echo Set carriage return-line feedSubnetting - A Primer GatewaysLocal and remote devices IP addresses and octetsDetermining whether devices are on the same subnet MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Ethernet Connection A-7Unmasked octets are compared indicated by ? in ﬁgure A-6 Masked octets are not compared indicated by X in ﬁgure A-6A-8 MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix Switchers Ethernet Connection Ethernet Connection, cont’dSpeciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories Speciﬁcations Part Numbers and Accessories Button LabelsAppendixBB MVX Plus 128 VGA Matrix SwitchersSpeciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories SpeciﬁcationsVideo Video inputControl/remote - switcher AudioAudio input Audio outputSpeciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories, cont’d GeneralPart Numbers and Accessories AccessoriesIncluded parts Replacement partCables Speciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories, cont’dMale-to-female VGA molded connector cables Male-to-female VGA backshell connector cablesInstalling labels in the matrix switcher’s buttons Button LabelsSpeciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories, cont’d Button label blanks Speciﬁcations, Part Numbers, Accessories, cont’d Extron’s Warranty FCC Class A NoticeUSA, Canada, South America Europe, Africa, and the Middle EastExtron Electronics, USA Extron Electronics, EuropeExtron Electronics, Asia Extron Electronics, Japan